Originally Posted by * Rudey *
shweeet cliff, take ya time best way dont feel the stress of haveing to bung out all the time done at yer own speed

whats palnned for engine mate?

keep it up

Am gonna take it easy now as I am stashing to get myself on the property market so the car is taking a side step. I am always away and the M.o.t runs out in July so I think that would be a good excuse to strip it and get it restored.
I really am in 2 minds as to what to do with the engine as I have the 1.9 specialised engines in there but the rods and pistons are standard ones.
So I see it as my options are:
1) Stick with the lump I have and put steel rods and forged pistons in.
2) Go back to a 1.6 and do the same as above ( not to keen on this idea)
3) Go the full zetec route with the steel rods and pistons.
I wouldn't bother with going zvh as it just seems like half a job and I would just regret not going the full zetec.
I really am stuck on what to do management wise as I was talking to Nigel B about his Series One and he runs Autronic which got me thinking.
I have a Level 6 ecu in there now with the wiring loom and sensors which has to be worth atleast £250, I have a P8 ecu which was or is planned to go in mine and that is worth £300, mapping for the P8 is going to cost around £600 plus the bits for antilag as I have the maram shaft in my T34
So all in all that's probably about £1400 already when say for example Autronic is about 2 grand mapped.
The Question is " How hard would it be to go full zetec and is all the extra money on adapting brackets and spacers etc worth it? "
Oh What to do
Gonna be a while till it's done anyway and like Rudey said I will take my own time as I feel no need to prove anything else on the car to anyone but me as it will be a track car mainly

as I had so much fun at The Beds Track Day