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Captain Obvious' car - It's a biturbo - of course it needs work plus a little New Jersey rust adds that extra something.
Could a C4 Corvette be hacked up to serve as a front subframe and rear subframe donor to a BiTurbo shell without it making the guy person doing it lose their mind? This is just talk and not something I would do. It seems like the front of the BiTurbo contains a not very reliable engine and a lot of fragile or hard to find components along with a dumb wheel pattern. The rear is kind of the same just more differential and less engine.
If the NJ BiTurbo could be bought right, say $400 or less, and then a crusty C4 donor could be bought right...
Woody wrote: In reply to pres589: Why not just fix the Corvette?
Because people will just say, " oh, a Corvette".
There used to be a street legal bi-turbo near me though I never saw it used in anger or even mildly miffed. And every time I see an AMG bi-turbo like today I have to chuckle.
In reply to Woody:
It seems like a lot of the BiTurbo's are parked because of mechanical issues (and maybe electrical). It seems like cheap C4's are cheap because they need fiberglass work, they're just kind of tired, and the drivetrains really weren't that great from the factory until the LT-5 and LT1 showed up.
I really like how the BiTurbo looks. The C4 seems to have pretty good suspension design, aftermarket support, brakes, and you can do a lot of cool things with the engines that came in them. This is about taking some of the best attributes of two cheap cars and combining them into one difficult project.
Biturbo has a 99" wheelbase. C4 = 96.2", Audi 90 from late 80s = 100", early 90s Crammit and fox mustang = 101"
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