Yep. Spits came with an 1138cc and a 1500cc as far as I know. Had one, never got it on the road. Gave it to my little brother when I went in the AF and caused a 30 year disease with him. He still might own one.
If you were going to do a transplant though... why in the hell would you put a MG motor in it?
tim in san jose On Fri, Jun 29, 2012 at 2:33 PM, Scott Daniel - Turbovans <scottdaniel@turbovans.com> wrote: > I can't really say myself. > I have owned an MBG, but thankfully, never a spitfire. > > they are different brands of course, MG and Triumph, > though the engine may still fit. > > we could looks this up of course - I would think that the MGB's 1.8 > engine is larger displacement than what would come in a Spitfire. > > |
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