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neuspeed sells this part for the transverse engines to replace the 'pancake' pipe that is currently found on our cars. is there an alternative for longitudinal engines?

Phil type 951

nope sorry dawg. what motor code do you have for the project car?

mdwsta4â„¢uroslut

AEB

mdwsta4â„¢uroslut

the neuspeed piece is like $130. i don't know if i could have one fabbed up for that price.

Phil type 951

how many mile on that motor?

mdwsta4â„¢uroslut

32k

mdwsta4â„¢uroslut

what, did he do something to his engine!?

mdwsta4â„¢uroslut

the stock 'pancake' versions look pretty damn similar. it ain't much.

yeah, so i have to remove 4 bolts to get the engine out and i'm done. i'm sooo almost ready to put the new engine in. have you ever worked with fiberglass or bondo? i was thinking of shaving parts of my engine bay to smooth things out (like the battery tray) before i put the motor in.

mdwsta4â„¢uroslut

want to give it a try on an engine bay? how do you think the stuff would hold up to heat? and metal vs plastic?

mdwsta4â„¢uroslut

you'll have to stop by sometime to check out what i'm talking about. it's nothing major, but it's something that would look pretty nasty if i didn't do it. this car's go AND show. i'm trying to do both at the same time.