What would that cost?

@@therustycashew8553 it Will cost 70 to 80 k but makes e zen twin cam and more fast

For a while I thought people didn't want informative technical content. Glad to hear people wanting more. Thank you

@@therustycashew8553 Well, most people only care about Karolbagh class chapri mods on car, only real enthusiasts would understand and value the golden content you have here. Keep the channel going man, you will definitely grow.

Part 2 will show some challenges and how I managed them as well as starting the car and a talking about the wiring. Part 3 will be taking the car for a drive, how it feels and listing the parts you need as well as the challenges we faced.

Thank you!

I’m honestly not sure, it depends on if the same engine blocks came in bigger variations, maybe a k series needs to be looked into for such a project, you’ll probably need the full donor because the newer models will have immobilisers

I don't think Altos are cheap, even the older ones aren't. I believe this video is getting 100bhp per ton on a budget.

@@syednabeel1772 yes, on a budget and with ease, no fabrication, expensive custom parts, it’s bolt on and even the wiring can be plug and play

@@therustycashew8553 but the thing is I've heard that the zen steering sucks and it's a very old chassis to work on. I don't think the zen chassis can handle a power upgrade like a forced induction G13b which most people aspire to do That's why I asked for an Alto which has relatively better steering feel and new chassis..

@@2jc_gte it’s the swap with ease that im trying to show here as well and it being budget friendly fun. Every chassis has its drawbacks, the best domestic hot hatch can be built around the Polo but the budgets are probably 10 times more than what I’ve been showing in this video

From what I've heard the Maruti 1000 with 1.3 is the best balance. Not yet sure about the suspension, options aren't good anymore. Also depends on the engine

The only way to confirm is trying it, I think it’ll fit but baleno will need mods to fit

People usually build padminis and Fiats with gypsy engines and use the NE118 front brakes to get disks. You could consider a k24 Honda engine but you’ll have to find a suitable gearbox to pair it with in the rear wheel drive configuration

The price range is currently 1.5L to 7L depending on spec and condition

Sure, drop by on feb 30th

@@therustycashew8553 Nothing less nothing more.

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