200 block with 2wd internals
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200 block with 2wd internals
I have the chance to purchase a good 200 block.
Will all the 2wd internals fit into the 200 block.
such things like...
OIL PUMP / SPRAY BAR
SUMP WITH PICK-UP PIPE
RODS / PISTONS
CRANKS
many thanks
Will all the 2wd internals fit into the 200 block.
such things like...
OIL PUMP / SPRAY BAR
SUMP WITH PICK-UP PIPE
RODS / PISTONS
CRANKS
many thanks
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Yes will all swap straight over, you should consider getting the block long studded while its apart and cut outs in the pistons, future proofs the engine for not a lot of money.
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I am looking for more power than my 380bhp at the moment on the 205 block.
If i use all the 2WD internals i take it i will still get some piston slap due to the centre pin location.
I am so happy that all the small things will transfer over.
I know i will have this answer when i strip the engine down but i did thinkthe pumps were different and the pick-up due to sump.
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If it turns out 470 i'll still be happy.
i will do alot of research when i get deep into the build.
i have a very good engineering company that will do the machine work for me.
Whats your opinion on 500 bhp engine ?
Regards
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Engine wise for 500 your looking a 10 studs and cp pistons, head work, a cam or cams, inlet, 83lbs injectors, big intercooler, decent boost control and ideally after market ecu.
Then a high spec t38 or gt30 unless you got the budget for a BW and manifold.
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I think to run at 500 and use all of it is not cheap, std t5 and a atlas is on borrowed time with 500bhp, my Cortina with a t34 at 390 spins in third on 245 cr500's so bigger wheels & rubber to get it down.
Engine wise for 500 your looking a 10 studs and cp pistons, head work, a cam or cams, inlet, 83lbs injectors, big intercooler, decent boost control and ideally after market ecu.
Then a high spec t38 or gt30 unless you got the budget for a BW and manifold.
Engine wise for 500 your looking a 10 studs and cp pistons, head work, a cam or cams, inlet, 83lbs injectors, big intercooler, decent boost control and ideally after market ecu.
Then a high spec t38 or gt30 unless you got the budget for a BW and manifold.
My car is 6 linked running same size tyres as you, and to be honest puts the power down really well.
It just squats and goes ( wont spin up in third ) just pulls really hard.
The atlas has been built to handle 500bhp with the motorsport LSD..
T5 could be an issue though.
Cheers
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