does anyone know if you can turbo a 220.
heard the engine out of the noble m400 is the same out of the 220 but with twin turbos.
just wondering if thats true and what would be the chances of actually getting it done.
heard a supercharger available for maybe £3000 USA stuff but was looking for serious power from the UK

cheers

 

Don't know about the Noble being the ford V6 block but anything is possible and quite probable

I would imagine someone has already turbo'd the ST, the older V6's have been done loads of times and there's not much difference

Lower the compression, sort yourselves out some turbos and manifolds, a decent ECU and away ya go

If only it was that easy

 

I have a st220, anyone no what brake they produce when chipped????????????????

 

i thought the twin turbo'd st220 engine was in the noble m12 its on clarkson no limits

 

dont get many 220's around my end so dont know about chipping.gunna get mine chipped when warranty goes, and pos an exhaust.
would like to know performance BHP on a chipped 220 myself.

 

chipped wont get much from it, unless you get a unichip.. come onto www.stownersclub.com and check out dan browns 220 he's done a fair few mods engine wise..

 

the twin turbo noble engine is the older 2.5V6 duratec ford engine, not the later 3.0V6 which is quite different.

in USA a few people have turboed and supercharged the 3.0 V6 duratec, check out www.contour.org

 

mmmm twin turbo V6!!

 

dude...why not just have a poke about...see if you can pick up a noble manifold, turbo's and loom etc and do it? i'd love to see a twin turbo'd mondy...specially the new one !!!

 

on MEG, theres a guy selling 2 Noble M12 engines with everything needed to get them running.

he said the bulkhead needs slight modding to make it fit. it was about 4-5k for the engine i think, but with 350bhp, a bargain i think.

i cant get on the site but its www.fordmondeo.org.

and theres a post on there with a guy putting an ST24 engine in a series 2 escort turbo shell, he's got twin turbo's for it, might be worth contacting him and asking what he's done