Is that in the gtv spider? That's the one I'm influencing my daughter to get in a few year's time
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Yes, but not after 2006. and you need to check as JTS were fitted to some from 2003
But as a Busso owner, I'd still recommend the V6.
Here's why (2:44 in)
It does sound pretty sweet.
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Saab B235R: 168kW / 342Nm. Huge presence.
I would pick the Fiat Lampredi over the Fiat/Alfa modular engine
Quote from: Steve S on July 07, 2017, 09:45:24 PM
I would pick the Fiat Lampredi over the Fiat/Alfa modular engine
In design I'd agree with that (but Fiat/Alfa 2.0TS for it's output). I've enjoyed Lampredi Twin cam variants in 1400, 1600, 1800 and 2000cc.
I can't help but think the author thinks the 147 twin spark is the same engine as the Nord
If you are referring to me Steve, I'm well aware they are not the same. Just posted the link as I thought fellow Alfa enthusiasts would be interested. ;)
Or do you mean the guy in the video?
The author of the video of course! Although, on reflection he's correct as the Lampredi and the Nord were pretty much retired more than 20 years ago.
Goodo, just checking. I reckon the Nord would probably rank ahead of the twinny if it was greatest 4pots of all time. :)
Ah the SR20.
The only problem there is, at just a smidge over 40, I feel too old for an S15. :D
My 180sx had the CA18DET which was unloved in the Silvia community.