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Dec 1, 2002 | 10:47 AM

#21

lightningd

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From: chesaintshittodopeake

i also noticed from the list that no corvettes are in the A class, they are all B, and no BMW's are in the B class (like jerry), they are A....

ASP BMW M Coupe Jan-1999
ASP BMW M Roadster Jan-1999
ASP BMW M3 Lightweight Jan-1999
ASP BMW Z3 (6 cyl) Jan-1999

BSP Chevrolet Corvette ('53-'54) Jan-1999
BSP Chevrolet Corvette ('55-'57) Jan-1999
BSP Chevrolet Corvette ('58-'62) Jan-1999
BSP Chevrolet Corvette ('63-'67) Jan-1999
BSP Chevrolet Corvette ('68-'82) Jan-1999
BSP Chevrolet Corvette ('84-'96) Jan-1999
BSP Chevrolet Corvette ('97+) Jan-1999
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Dec 1, 2002 | 11:03 AM

#22

MA-HALF-E

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From: Virginia Beach

Quote:

Originally posted by lightningd
b/c a H22 costs a good $2000-2500 or more. i paid $350 for everything you see there. plus i wanted to stay in the same class. if i put an h22 in there, i'd be in street mod and wouldn't be able to be competitive at all unless i dumped a load more money in other places as well.

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Dec 1, 2002 | 11:43 AM

#23

trip

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From: Charleston

i have a m20 6 cyl sohc which is in the e30 325i and i could put the m50 6 cyl dohc vanos which is the e36 325i motor in my car and still be in dsp?

Dec 1, 2002 | 05:44 PM

#24

98sr20ve

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From: Hampton

98sr20ve is an unknown quantity at this point

From my understanding you can only switch items from the same chassis. In other words E36 stuff can be swaped into another slightly different E36 if that car is in the same class. E36 engine into a E30 is what you are discussing and that would not be allowed (or only allowed in SM).