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Swaping Engine in a 93 ford escort...
Anyone know if there is enough room for a inline 6 engine and it's transmission? I will be stripping the car to it's bone. Rust detour(going to patch up the rust spots.)
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Re: Swaping Engine in a 93 ford escort...
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Anyone know if there is enough room for a inline 6 engine and it's transmission? I will be stripping the car to it's bone. Rust detour(going to patch up the rust spots.)
inline 6 no, 3.0 vulcan - yes
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