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Re: 300C twin turbo engine
[Re: rebel]
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10/21/20 08:02 AM
10/21/20 08:02 AM
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That's a pretty easy target with a set of rods, pistons, and boost.
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Re: 300C twin turbo engine
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10/24/20 10:53 AM
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I would look at that as the beginnings of a twin turbo/EFI kit that will bolt to a Gen 3 hemi and I would assume the one it is bolted to is junk until proven otherwise.
Kevin
I agree with that assessment. It appears to be an engine that came off the no guarantee pile at a junk yard to use to mock up the turbo system. It may or may not be a usable core. It kind of looks like someone spent an hour bolting on the major parts and then quit. It wasn't rusty enough so they set it outside for a couple years. Could be a good start on an expensive project.
Last edited by GomangoCuda; 10/24/20 11:01 AM.
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Re: 300C twin turbo engine
[Re: rebel]
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10/25/20 11:23 AM
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If you can get it cheap then go for it. Don't expect it to fit under a hood.
The turbos and engine may be cores and may still work. You won't know until you get it home and take it apart. Someone has some time in that intake.
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