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Nod
27-04-2016, 14:41
Once I get board with the Supra, I'll be flogging the shell off and doing the above. My solution is quite simple.
http://www.twobrutal.co.uk/forum/images/recovered/2016/04/242.jpg
Mk4 Supra Subframe with diff moved 3" to the right. Engine mounted south/north on subframe. Tremec MG9 box hooked up to Rakeway Transfer box, Freelander viscous coupling then prop to the front diff. Both Diffs are E46 M5 BMW Dave Mac Plate Slipper Modified.

Front lower wishbones are rear supra upper inverted, GT4 ST185 Front hubs. Upper wishbones will be custom made.

Dave mac props and shafts.

Thoughts?

Lyndon.

Jiff Lemon
27-04-2016, 18:19
:icon_eek:

:nuts:

:thumbsup:

Goldy
27-04-2016, 19:28
Will this actually fit in the space? Also how do you plan on doing the front driveshaft and steering assembly?

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Grenade
27-04-2016, 19:47
So let me get this straight- you're making a 4wd MR2 with a V8?

snowtigger
27-04-2016, 21:30
Yay ftw

Paul Woods
27-04-2016, 21:36
I see nothing wrong with the plan....as you were sir.

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inglismark
27-04-2016, 21:54
seems pretty much par for the course round 'ere all the best!

Nod
28-04-2016, 08:57
I have the engine. It's a LS2 iron block into which are fitted LS3 internals which makes a 6.2. We will be fitting a big roller cam into this and ls3 cnc heads which should make about 600bhp n/a. Ultimately I'll fit a Crower 6.7 stoker kit and a pair of GTX35/116's, but lets walk first.

I also have the gearbox, dual plate ram clutch and billet flywheel assembly. It's a 6 speed Tremec MG9 (Hybrid TR6060 with integral bell housing and Magnum internals).

I have one E46 M5 diff and 2 MK4 Supra subframes and suspension setups.

I need one more E46 M5 diff and the Rakeway Billet reverse rotation transfer box.

I also need an MR2 :)

M5 Diffs have 2 plate LSD's. Dave Mac adds 4 more plates to make them 6 plate with ramp angles to your liking. I'll have this done for the rear diff, the front I'll leave as is.

Engine box and diff are going in the Supra first courtesy of Dyno Torque who I do a lot of work for.

The LS3 is not as long or as wide as you think. Ample space for turbos. The diff will sit partially in the boot space(boot bulk head will be gone exhuasts between the rear lights). I've thought about the front. Supra rear subframe in the front. Holds the diff and double wish bones. The uppers just swap left to right. The lower bones will need to be Custom made and hubs will be off a ST185 Celica.

Tommytank
28-04-2016, 09:08
I fully approve so long as it gets finished... too many mk2 V8's that never reach the start line....

Paul Woods
28-04-2016, 09:52
I also need an MR2 :)

I can help you there, happy to donate a Rev2 shell to the cause, it will be missing its engine/gearbox and rear hubs but otherwise complete.

Sills need attention, bodywork needs a respray etc but it's yours for free. (I actually have £500 invested in it but happy to let it go for free to a good cause).

Nod
28-04-2016, 10:27
That's very Kind. I do a lot of work for MK Tuning in BlackBurn just off the M65. How far is that from you? What colour is it?

Lyndon.


I can help you there, happy to donate a Rev2 shell to the cause, it will be missing its engine/gearbox and rear hubs but otherwise complete.

Sills need attention, bodywork needs a respray etc but it's yours for free. (I actually have £500 invested in it but happy to let it go for free to a good cause).

Paul Woods
28-04-2016, 11:38
I'm in Durham, not sure really, a few hundred miles?

It's a black tbar, nothing great mind you but will do as a project car.

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Nod
28-04-2016, 15:22
Shame it's a T Bar. Need a tin top, but thanks for the offer.

Paul Woods
29-04-2016, 07:33
No worries, if i get a tin top in i will give you a shout.

Nod
29-04-2016, 08:50
Cool, that would be very helpful.

Nod
04-05-2016, 10:01
I had a good look at the GT4 St185 Front Hubs and they look perfect for the job. MK Auto's are GT4 Specialists and have loads of spares for the older cars. There work is superb, which is why I trust them with the MR2 project. Martin used to build MAN trucks (Engines, chassis's etc.) Nothing seems to phase him, the mr2 project certainly didn't.