anyone with any experiance building this type of car?
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Chk out these sites\n\nhttp://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/65515/morrisons_opens_first_uk_bioethanol_e85_fuel_pump.html\n\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/;_ylt=A9G_RoPMkzVE8HcAoBAezKIX?link=answer&.crumb=Vh4y6nGQN35&qid=1006040600420&.done=http%253A%252F%252Fanswers.yahoo.com%252Fquestion%252Findex%253Fqid%253D1006040600420\n\nhttp://www.europeanflightacademy.com/be77/checklist.htm\n\nhttp://efunda.globalspec.com/Search?query=Pumps&show=appnotes&frmtrk=ofInterest\n\nhttp://www.squirreltracks.com/accessories/accessories.html\n\nhttp://importer.alibaba.com/buyeroffers/i4ph0m/nocountry/Pump.html\n\nhttp://urbanlegends.about.com/library/weekly/aa062399.htm\n\nhttp://www.mtexpress.com/2001/01-11-28/01-11-28redfishfuel.htm\n\nhttp://www.midsouthracing.com/sprint_carsclassifieds1.htm\n\nmng.1432@gmail.com
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Scrap both ideas and get a cam, port the heads, and carburate it.  You'll see more results than fuel injection for a very reasonable price, a pre GenIII small block like yours is cheap to build up!
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Can't really answer your question yet.\n\nI am taking a break from assembling mine right now.  With the home work I did, it seems to be a good value for all that it does.  All the parts are heavy duty and everything is fitting together nicely so far.\n\nI have to admit, that even though I am quite mechanically inclined and the assembly book is pretty good...  It is a bit of a challenge to put together.  It has a lot of pieces and you have to pay close attention to the pictures.\n\nThat's all I can tell you for now.  My schedule is quite busy and I don't expect to have it together until mid week.
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Funny i have one of them too. I suggest to go to google search and put in 'outboard motors' I am sure you will come across a really good site. \nGood luck and e-mail me if you want to. lol
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General Motors is currently researching a Hydrogen Cell Vechicle.  If successful this vehicle would run on H2O.  The have a video on the research.  I wish i had the cash to buy stock in the company making the motor/cell.
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Did you try Jegs? Thats where I use to get most of my older car parts. The are known for racing part, but the might have it.
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i have one and its a great car but when it does have some problems it gets very expensive and difficult to fix
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Try SPEEDWAY MOTORS.com
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very good question and impecible taste on cars... ebay. i have found b20b's for half price they'd regularly be.that or go to functions.com
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I believe this car is based on the Daihatsu Mira,  and thus you would be able to find bodykits that will transform the look of your car to mirror the Mira, although I'd suggest against it since the Kancil is a city run-about vehicle, not a Japanese street racer.
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Well it is pretty easy to build a simple motor. There are instructions at this website.
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Could be a good motor. Large displacement modified VWs tend to run hot and could shorten its life.
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Yeah...  What Marky said.\nThen add a performance chip, fuel injectors (if necessary), larger throttle body, and mass air flow sensor (if applicable). Intake manifold....\nThen put a huge Turbonectics Turbocharger on it!\nTo go faster, you need to get more air and fuel in, and more exhaust out.\nHave fun!!
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build them yourself with a program like the GIMP or Jasc. it aint that hard... or you can get some off of google image search probably.
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I've heard of racing fan magazine...check the Internet for consumer scams concerning this, and also check with better business bureaus.
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Here's one way.  I built something like this when I was 11.\n\nI dont need to say the obvious about not cutting off your fingers, poking your eyes out, or gluing your hands to the table do I?\n\nie I'm assuming you're capable of doing the below safely.\n\nyou need:\n\n2 big wheels\n1 smaller wheel (you can always make wheels from cardboard and balsa)\nThe biggest propeller thats fits.\nelectric motor\nlantern battery (big square thing with springs on the top)\nSome 1/8" thick balsa sheet.\nsome dowel which fits in the wheel.\nwire\nA wide necked plastic drinks bottle - Sunny D maybe?\nsticky tape \nhot melt glue \nlong drawing pins/nails\n2 x 10-20 ml syringes and a length of narrow bore plastic tube.  (doctors surgery might give you two syringes if you ask nicely an the tube is used on fish tanks)\n\n\nThe plastic drinks bottle is going to be the chassis for your car.\n\nyou need to cut the following holes in it\n\n- small hole in the lid \n\n- Big hole in the side just smaller than the tennis ball\n\n- Small hole for the wires from the motor\n\n- small rectangle opposite the big hole, near the bottom of  the bottle, same width and length as the small wheel.\n\n- 2 small holes the same diameter as the dowel further up\n\n\nHot melt the motor to the inside of the lid with the shaft sticking through the hole.\n\nSecure the propellor to the front of it. \n\ncut two long lengths of wire.  Strip the ends and twist one wire around each of the terminals on the motor.\n\nFit the cap, motor & propellor wires.  push the motor wires though the bottle.\n\nPut a short length of dowel through the small wheel and then hot melt it inside the plastic bottle so the wheel sticks down through the hole you made.\n\nStick a long piece of Dowel through the two small holes at the front.  And pin the wheels on the axles.  All the Wheels rotate freely.\n\nHot melt  another piece of dowel to the bottom of the bottle so that it sticks up vertically.\n\nMake a rudder out of the 1/8" balsa. say 6" high and 3" deep.  Near the bottom stick a 1/2" long piece of dowel so that pokes out at 90°.\n\nTape the balsa to the vertical dowel along one side only so that it will hinge.\n\nHot melt a syringe to the top of the bottle so that the plunger is facing the rudder.  Attach a piece of dowel to the syringe plunger and then to the short bit of dowel sticking out of the rudder.  the rudder end needs to be able to move  ie pinned together.\n\nConnect the syringe to the plastic tube.\n\nWrap the wire from the motor and the tube together with tape to make an umbilical cord. \n\nconnect the other end of the tube to the syringe\n\nConnecting the battery up will give you forwards and reverse and pushing the syringe in and out will give you steering.\n\nThe tennis ball will just sit in the hole on top.
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there are no user reviews on any of the common sites. I do know that is way too cheap for it, it goes for around 6-8 hundred used, I would be very careful, make sure it is not stolen or anything, and no major flaws. The repair parts are very expensive, but I gues they work goo. I would just wonder why so cheap