Posted by mkirsch on July 01, 2013 at 06:58:57 from (64.80.110.75):
In Reply to: W9 with M motor posted by Dave Meisner on June 30, 2013 at 17:56:30:
By the time you're done buying an M engine, souping it up, and adapting it to fit the W-9 chassis, you probably won't be saving a whole lot of money over just rebuilding the W-9 engine.
Your biggest challenge will be hanging the M engine in the W-9's tub at the right height and distance so it will line up with the transmission input shaft and the throwout bearing will disengage the clutch. That's probably going to require some professional fabrication and machine work, which doesn't come cheap.
Then if the M clutch splines are wrong... Custom clutch.
Then if the M flywheel doesn't line up with the starter... Custom flywheel.
Yep, by the time you're done adapting everything it may just be cheaper to go ahead and rebuild the W-9 engine.
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