new option to supercharging L36
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new option to supercharging L36
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Not new. Been available for awhile. There are hidden costs.
Cheaper to sell your car and buy an SSEi.
Still cheaper to swap in the entire drivetrain and PCM.
That kit still leaves you with a non-HD trans.
Cheaper to sell your car and buy an SSEi.
Still cheaper to swap in the entire drivetrain and PCM.
That kit still leaves you with a non-HD trans.
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I recently thought I had a problem with the lower end of my car. Many calls and searches told me that yes..you can put a top onto an L36 bottom end and it'll be fast, if you want daily driving and a long life for the motor only the one built to take the punishment (the L67) should be used.
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Can you explain that a bit more, Bill? What specifically, engine-wise, makes the L67 bottom end more durable than the L36 bottom end.
I'm not asking to be a wisea$$ or argue, I'm only asking since I hadn't heard that specific statement before and am interested in learning why that would be the case. I'm sure there are others that are just as curious about this as I am.
I'm not asking to be a wisea$$ or argue, I'm only asking since I hadn't heard that specific statement before and am interested in learning why that would be the case. I'm sure there are others that are just as curious about this as I am.