A quick 'un about zetecs and sierra boxes.
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I'm Finding My Feet Here Now
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From: Hertfordshire - under a viva.
Hey there guys - new here - will post an intro later.
I have a question straight off and also have something to check about so here goes:
The ford Zetec units - when did they become so-called 'silver top' units, as I am hunting for a 'black-top' and wanted to check on rough dates when these would have been about. I have had a search for this but there was nothing in the first couple of pages - so sorry if this has been asked before
The thing that I am trying to get confirmation of is...that the sierra Type 9 or MT gearboxes have the right bellhousing to match up to the older zetec units - someone I know of has rebuilt an MK1 escort using this set-up and I just wanted to make sure.
Thanks a lot for any info guys
I have a question straight off and also have something to check about so here goes:
The ford Zetec units - when did they become so-called 'silver top' units, as I am hunting for a 'black-top' and wanted to check on rough dates when these would have been about. I have had a search for this but there was nothing in the first couple of pages - so sorry if this has been asked before
The thing that I am trying to get confirmation of is...that the sierra Type 9 or MT gearboxes have the right bellhousing to match up to the older zetec units - someone I know of has rebuilt an MK1 escort using this set-up and I just wanted to make sure.
Thanks a lot for any info guys
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I'm Finding My Feet Here Now
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From: Hertfordshire - under a viva.
Originally Posted by Ratty
Both the MT75 and Type9 fit onto a zetec, plenty of kit car places do the clutches etc, but the MT75 needs tunnel mods to fit in a Mk1 Escort
Ta for the help.
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