Are they the ones with the top mounted intercooler (with no fookin airflow to it at all )?

I can easy rig up some DIY mods, front mounted intercooler, cone filter, more boost, etc, for peanuts with stuff i find down the scrappy...

How is the fueling regualated?

How much boost can I wack thru it?
Is it a DIY job to add the extra fuel to compensate, or?

 

 

I know alot about these lumps..................
basically what you want to do is change the head for a YB one and change the bottom end for a yb one as well

 

Well yea, they bollocks, thas obvious

But thats not the point, this just some cheapo runaround to get to work as the mondeo is ready to die, and anything I do to it will be DIY stuff costing owt...

So, what can be done?

 

just leave it alone ste!

 

fit a "tim" volt meter and call it a day

 

as if i can leave ANY car alone its got a turbo, and this is me, so i WILL make it go faster

only thing i WILL pay for is for brom or someone to weld up the rear diff, for some wet weather fun and games, and writeoffs

 

whack a 500 cooler on it!

 

i said NO money, so its whatever cooler i can sly out the local scrappy for nothing! Saab 9000 one would be easy enough.

Well TBH if they got the top mounted cooler like I think they have, il just go scavving for pipes and mount it behind the bumper

 

am sure u can blag a 2wd cooler for a tenner of some1!

up the boost a wee bit! i have no idea how the fuel is controlled! but just turn up the pressure a lil bit!

 

Stu will know - but u'll prob end up with it throwing loads of black smoke out, and any economy gone.

 

black smoke dont bother me mate

 

Neither does the economy by the sound of it!

 

can you run gas on a diesel car

 

chip!?

 

yea, course you can, nitrous is a common mod on em.

but it costs money, i dont wanna spend it

economy might suffer with mods, but not hugely i doubt

 

make ur own kit ste!

could do a redline feature on it!

 

turbo diesal pump is slighly different from na pump[what i have messed with before]
.but i'am sure you can adjust the fuel a small amount,there are 3 screw's on the
pump i think it's one near the back of the pump

there was a thead on here which showed you how to do it
some one posted from another forum.i did print a pic off
of how to do it