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Old 02-03-2005, 10:43 AM
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I have a 87 Corolla Fx-16, and happen to have an extra 1st Gen motor and trans hanging around. I have this idea of creating a dual engined corolla. Any thoughts?
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Re: any thoughts?

A friend of mine installed the Supercharged MR2 motor in his FX16
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Re: any thoughts?

Dual engined..... hmmmm well it's been done but i don't know about to a corolla... i'd probably go with jekyl put the motor in the front... what's the motor that's in it?
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Re: any thoughts?

they're both 4AGE's, i know it wouldn't be practical, but seeing as how i own an MR2, that really doesn't matter anyways
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