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Old 19-08-2008, 09:59 PM
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Default am i right in thinking a pinto clutch is the same as a cosworth clutch?

as title says as im trying to gather bits for mtx75 conversion but told i need a pinto clutch? cheers
Old 19-08-2008, 10:00 PM
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i would say yes. since when did u wanna put an mtx 75 box in ya car?
Old 19-08-2008, 10:04 PM
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no its not the same
Old 19-08-2008, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by clarke5700
i would say yes. since when did u wanna put an mtx 75 box in ya car?
works out about Ł1500 for a stage 2+ box with id be changing up the gears every 2 secs and expensive if it does bust, mtx my mate had for 2 1/2 years no problems, rated well ans same price to fit and chassis rails modded so can be removed without removing the engine like present , may have a new paddle for you soon mate as i have to change clutch
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It's not the same. The ohc is 215(218 on some sites)mm.
Old 19-08-2008, 10:15 PM
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cheers fella, i thought where they shared the same crank they may have shared clutch, but guess different shaft sizes in the gearbox lol
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Originally Posted by rst in progress
works out about Ł1500 for a stage 2+ box with id be changing up the gears every 2 secs and expensive if it does bust, mtx my mate had for 2 1/2 years no problems, rated well ans same price to fit and chassis rails modded so can be removed without removing the engine like present , may have a new paddle for you soon mate as i have to change clutch
i like the way your sounding wot clutch are you useing? you selling them valve springs??
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He promised me them valve springs

Thought you already had a clutch?
Old 19-08-2008, 10:25 PM
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lol yea its still in that si that he raggin about. it dident feal wright tbh
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Originally Posted by rst in progress
cheers fella, i thought where they shared the same crank they may have shared clutch, but guess different shaft sizes in the gearbox lol
Not the same crank iirc
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Originally Posted by clarke5700
lol yea its still in that si that he raggin about. it dident feal wright tbh
lol
Old 19-08-2008, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by rst in progress
cheers fella, i thought where they shared the same crank they may have shared clutch, but guess different shaft sizes in the gearbox lol
The pinto and cosworth crankshaft was different aswell,different flywheels also.
The best thing to do is get a clutch plate for the car that the gearbox came from and try it,you only have to worry about diameter then.

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1"x23 SPLINE, 215mm on pinto, 240mm on yb(cosworth)
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Originally Posted by clarke5700
i like the way your sounding wot clutch are you useing? you selling them valve springs??
i got a rst ap 4 paddle, but need a pinto one.

p.s i need my bloody valve springs u muppets
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Originally Posted by clarke5700
lol yea its still in that si that he raggin about. it dident feal wright tbh
what you on about?
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so some of the pintos take the 205 block but have a diff stroke crank? learn something new every day lol
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Originally Posted by rst in progress
so some of the pintos take the 205 block but have a diff stroke crank? learn something new every day lol
Every pinto(in the term of regular 2.0 carb or efi) have 205 block. Transit models also came with 202blocks.
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Originally Posted by Kverna
Every pinto(in the term of regular 2.0 carb or efi) have 205 block. Transit models also came with 202blocks.
I think he thinks you meant stroke instead of clutch diameter

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Originally Posted by rst in progress
what you on about?
i bort paddal clutch off ebay (good old ebay) and it was crap in short lol how much do you want for your clutch pm me
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Originally Posted by rst in progress
i got a rst ap 4 paddle, but need a pinto one.

p.s i need my bloody valve springs u muppets
so your staying below 20 psi then??
Old 19-08-2008, 10:52 PM
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Originally Posted by clarke5700
so your staying below 20 psi then??
dont know, il find out when the car gets mapped lol
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Originally Posted by rst in progress
so some of the pintos take the 205 block but have a diff stroke crank? learn something new every day lol
mate the cossie engines are TOTALLY different to the pinto engines, just the blocks are the same, most other things are different due to it being a rally car engine

cossie engines are expensive for a reason, they aint just pinto bottom ends with skimmed pistons and a 16v head

thats why they take so much power is cause they redesigned them, its also why the bottom ends where 12k from fords exchange
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