Engine identification please

[Sandeep]

http://www.boxer-shop.de/boxershop/index.php?id=64

In this link, there is a blue beetle at the bottom of the page ... can somebody ID this engine ? My German is not so good



Thanks

Sandeep

[wrenchnride247]

...maybe Martin Bott knows. The product section of that site has his five speed conversion parts.

[Rob]

Sandeep, the only text I see is 'spater mehr', which means 'more later'.
The pic on the left is just a flyer for the shop, explaining what they do.
No mention of what's in the car.

Rob.

[Wally]

Somehow, the link is not working at the moment..

[effvee]

Originally Posted by Sandeep

http://www.boxer-shop.de/boxershop/index.php?id=64

In this link, there is a blue beetle at the bottom of the page ... can somebody ID this engine ? My German is not so good



Thanks

Sandeep

Hi, it seems they are being really tight liped about this very nicely done piece of work. I would love very much to learn more about this car. One thing for sure is; it can be done.

[Sandeep]

It looks like a Porsche flat 6 to me, but I can't see the 5th and 6th stub pipe for the header on each side.

There looks to be a sub frame of some sort as well.

Sandeep

[effvee]

Originally Posted by Sandeep

It looks like a Porsche flat 6 to me, but I can't see the 5th and 6th stub pipe for the header on each side.

There looks to be a sub frame of some sort as well.

Sandeep

Yes it is a 6 cylinder. I imported the engine picture and blow it up, I could see the right bank three intake runners.

[Wally]

Effvee, didn't you post this somewhere?



And Dirk found this one:



Its one of the best looking and subtle engineered cars I've seen in a long time!

[effvee]

Let's have a toast to a nice piece of work
http://s86.photobucket.com/albums/k9...=image0011.flv
But let's not fall over it.
http://s86.photobucket.com/albums/k9...ASKINGTAPE.flv