RMR Testing RWD Evo 9- Video
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Originally Posted by kcross
i can tell you its not some cool, one off, god couldnt afford it conversion... i know how its done.
Oh what about your rims? still selling them?
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im sure the owner of the bmw doesnt mind... anyway, i wouldnt want to give away trade secrets but the first person to do it will know. and as you can see this isnt a dyno queen, this is a very reliable and safe way to make a rwd car.
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mmmmk! Considering the center diff and rear drivetrain including half shafts were designed to handle only half of the total horsepower, i can only deduce that you have no idea how this conversion is done.
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It still looks like the thing wants to stay straight. Must be nice to just smack you car off the rev limiter like that and know that a new motor is a phone call away.
Richie Rich.....lol....sike.
Richie Rich.....lol....sike.