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  1. 12-05-2009, 06:36 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by JITB View Post
    dam the fc was gorgeous! good luck on the toyota.. you look like you take good care of your cars! but a rotary in it...lol
    Thanks man, and no engine swap for this car unless it is a formula atlantic engine/drivetrain.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eraser4g63 View Post
    Thanks man, and no engine swap for this car unless it is a formula atlantic engine/drivetrain.
    lotus motor?
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  3. 12-05-2009, 08:16 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Te72Rob View Post
    lotus motor?
    No there was a formula Atlantic motor based off the 4age that spun to 12k and made 240 na hp. Cost around $30,000 new from a company in Cali.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eraser4g63 View Post
    No there was a formula Atlantic motor based off the 4age that spun to 12k and made 240 na hp. Cost around $30,000 new from a company in Cali.
    Thought they were $10-15k at most. My 3tc in starlet is 240 whp n/a and only cost $4k. It's blued/bal, revs to 9,000, has 45mm webers. venolia pistons, pauter rods, 306 cam with 518 lift, 13:1 comp bored to 2.0.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RollaAce View Post
    Thought they were $10-15k at most. My 3tc in starlet is 240 whp n/a and only cost $4k. It's blued/bal, revs to 9,000, has 45mm webers. venolia pistons, pauter rods, 306 cam with 518 lift, 13:1 comp bored to 2.0.
    http://www.hasselgren.com That was the only price I could find for one and it was on eBay a while ago.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eraser4g63 View Post
    No there was a formula Atlantic motor based off the 4age that spun to 12k and made 240 na hp. Cost around $30,000 new from a company in Cali.
    there is a formula atlantic motor, that comes from lotus, and looks EXACTLY like a 4ag. thats what i was thinkin of.
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