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08-11-2009, 05:27 PM
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Yes if you want to throw a shed load of money at it and stil have a slow car. Drop an RST motor in in full or better still wait until you can just buy an RST. Sorry chap, probably not what you wanted to hear
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08-11-2009, 05:35 PM
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It would be a time bomb mate, dont waste your time.
We did an engine ages ago it was a 1.6 rst bottom end, 1.4 CVH head (no idea why we chose that) and that ran a TT carb set up, dumped it in a escort pop, loads of boost big fuelpump, BANG!!!! CRASH!!!! whoops
We did an engine ages ago it was a 1.6 rst bottom end, 1.4 CVH head (no idea why we chose that) and that ran a TT carb set up, dumped it in a escort pop, loads of boost big fuelpump, BANG!!!! CRASH!!!! whoops
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