Engine swap to a smaller one?
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Slightly OT:
Whether the OP is for real or a wind up, it baffles me how obsessed most people have become with fuel economy
Well, all for the better since it means that sensible, small estate cars are very cheap when a 4.2l V8 comes attached to them
hmmmm....
The amount of fuel I could save if i put a 1.6 i4 engine in there....
Nahh, I could only save half the fuel. But having less than half the engine is not an option
Whether the OP is for real or a wind up, it baffles me how obsessed most people have become with fuel economy
Well, all for the better since it means that sensible, small estate cars are very cheap when a 4.2l V8 comes attached to them
hmmmm....
The amount of fuel I could save if i put a 1.6 i4 engine in there....
Nahh, I could only save half the fuel. But having less than half the engine is not an option
Mike335i said:
You would need self restraint, but it is still only a 1.6T. The amount of fuel used would be not much more than a naturally aspirated 1.6 if driven accordingly.
Keep up at the back, he's on about the 2.0 mk 6. Not that it matters, as thread is still a load of nonsense. Toyoda said:
Mike335i said:
You would need self restraint, but it is still only a 1.6T. The amount of fuel used would be not much more than a naturally aspirated 1.6 if driven accordingly.
Keep up at the back, he's on about the 2.0 mk 6. Not that it matters, as thread is still a load of nonsense. No, just no. An Mk6 fiesta ST isn't exactly an oil painting in white so I don't get the point.
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