Suzuki mightyboy vtec!

[stephbean]

hey ozhonda members!..

ive been having this idea on my idea on my mind for awhile...

getting a little mighty boy ute and dropping a b16a or b18c..

can anyone out there let me know if such a conversion has been done...
on the more important note can you?

thanks in advance!

-steven

[lilthug]

drop in a hayabusa engine

[altong0840]

i saw a old mini fitted with a B20B and awd system from a 2000 CRV

everything can done but just about the money~

to fit that at least u have to get the custom engine mount for the car, also locate the gearbox and drive shaft~

[SHOGUNOVDDRK]

has not been done, do it!!

[DNYALL]

anything is possible. if you got a lot of $$$ would be pretty crazy.

[Slugman]

Use a mini shell - It will be easier, it has been done before, & you will not need quite as wide guards to fit the wheels in. It will still cost you over 30 grand, even if you can do most of it yourself. If you really want to do it, talk to an engineer first.
If you just want the power to weight ratio, . . . . get a motorbike.

[EK1.6LCIV]

you'd prob have a better chance (and a cheap budget) if you just used a gt starlet motor

[safetycar]

Get a hayabusa V8. Made I think by Radical in the UK out of two 4cyl's, so 2.8l. Think it may have been done to a Cappuccino, but never a mightyboy. Twin turbo 700whp @ 700kg = 1hp/kg or about double that of a Bugatti Veyron. A Mightyboy is lighter than a Cappuccino to, at least it is stock.

[dougie_504]

Get a hayabusa V8. Made I think by Radical in the UK out of two 4cyl's, so 2.8l. Think it may have been done to a Cappuccino, but never a mightyboy. Twin turbo 700whp @ 700kg = 1hp/kg or about double that of a Bugatti Veyron. A Mightyboy is lighter than a Cappuccino to, at least it is stock.

Yeah and if the wind blows the wrong way you flip and die <lol>

[tiksie]

F20C would go better into a mightyboy