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Mk5 escort 16v to st170 swap

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Old Jun 19, 2024 | 10:13 AM
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Default Mk5 escort 16v to st170 swap

Hi folks.been a while since been on here or owned a trusty old oval.kids houses work ect ect lol
just bought a mk5 cabby.
it's a 1.6 16v.....sloooooow.
​​​​potentially have an st170 donor car.
what's needed out the St and what can be used in the escort. Engine wize.both being zetec based I'm thinking loom wise shouldn't be to bad.mounts should be OK.
manifold from memory was tight when I fitted 1 in a mk fiesta years ago but if slept many nights since those days.
Sure the knowlage will come back when i do start messing lol

Thanks in advance for any advice

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Old Dec 16, 2024 | 07:17 PM
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Hiya mate

currently in the middle of doing an st170 swap to my 95 hatch what i have found is that you will need a power steering delete kit from da performance and alternator from them you can keep your vvti if you are running standard intake manifold but for throttle bodies it will have to be deleted. I am running mine with a 1.8 zetec engine mount to and adapter plate from da performance. Gear boxes are also up to your desire i am running a five speed focus rs gear box with a zetec clutch and flywheel and a hydraulic clutch kit, the only painful thing is having to make a custom gear box mount and shafts can be a abit of a pain as well

if you need anymore info give me a shout on instagram @mk5.barnard
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