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200bhp is piss easy on the CVH and would be my choice. If you really want to use the Zetec bottom end leave the nice 16v head on and then turbo it.
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Standard CVH you mean ? Get 200 horses from that piece of piss as Oranoco (Steve) says. Won't cost the earth so the sensible route is to tune that, unless the engine is on last knockings but even then still cheaper to rebuild that than start looking at a ZVH which you don't need.
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Standard CVH you mean ? Get 200 horses from that piece of piss as Oranoco (Steve) says. Won't cost the earth so the sensible route is to tune that, unless the engine is on last knockings but even then still cheaper to rebuild that than start looking at a ZVH which you don't need.
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Swapping from a standard CVH bottom end for a standard Zetec bottom end with oil return holes blocked off will not make it any more powerful or reliable. You'll still have to modify the things that make the power I.E the head, cam, exhaust, turbo etc. You'll need things like an exhaust and air filter plus a chip and the whole lot setting up.
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Swapping from a standard CVH bottom end for a standard Zetec bottom end with oil return holes blocked off will not make it any more powerful or reliable. You'll still have to modify the things that make the power I.E the head, cam, exhaust, turbo etc. You'll need things like an exhaust and air filter plus a chip and the whole lot setting up.
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