Reply to "V12 Pantera?"

panterrorMy 74 GTS

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Originally posted by Cribbj:I have a very nice BMW V12 motor that has been built up by one of the best BMW engine builders in the country.......and it should make between 475-550 HP @ 7000 to 7500 RPM..........So what do you think about putting this puppy in a Pantera?

Sounds like fun to me. What's the firing order? It would be a lot of fab work but I bet a set of 180 degree headers with a bunch of skinny little stepped primaries converging into a couple 6-1 merge collectors with pipes that exited centrally through the rear condensor grill would produce a good performing exhaust system with a very unique sound for that engine.

Best,
Kelly

11/25/109:59 AM

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