Zetec Turbo S2
#121
Well a lot has changed since my last post, will get loads more pics up soon, just a couple to start with,
had issues with the block on the zvh so i built a zetec turbo instead, had it all mapped on boostmonkeys ofam ecu by Karl at FPT, got it home and the box shit itself! so slung the spare box i had in and took it to Ford Fair 2015#
Pic of it on the way home from Ford Fair
Have done a fair bit to it over this winter so will update soon
had issues with the block on the zvh so i built a zetec turbo instead, had it all mapped on boostmonkeys ofam ecu by Karl at FPT, got it home and the box shit itself! so slung the spare box i had in and took it to Ford Fair 2015#
Pic of it on the way home from Ford Fair
Have done a fair bit to it over this winter so will update soon
#125
Took the car off the road end of August to tidy it up properly
on its last outing the whole thing died on me and had to get the rac out to tow me home lol!
Turned out to be a melted fuse on the live to the fuel and injector relays so sorted all the wiring out and fitted a new alarm as this must have taken the alarm out aswell
stripped out again (got the misses involved she loves it!)
Was fed up with the exhaust manifold adaptor plate as it kept leaking so i had a tubular manifold made up
Fitted a master cylinder for a hydraulic clutch conversion but didnt take any pics of it, also got an ib5 from a 1.3ka and had my mate put the rst lsd in it for me
so got the engine back in, had cam cover powdercoated and put some studs on top to secure the charge carrier as i had problems with it popping off last summer
can just see the flexi clutch pipe on the gearbox
Having the tubular manifold made has pushed the turbo forward a good inch or so and as it was already close to the rad ive had to move everything forward which meant i had to take all the foam out of the front bumper and mount it on aerocatches, had to angle the radiator which has meant i can only run one fan on it, not sure if its going to be sufficient but time will tell i guess.
as you can see its pretty tight
Picked the bumper up from paint shop lastnight
got the aerocatches fitted and new black strips on
All thats left to do now is make a downpipe up and give it a service then should be back on the road
on its last outing the whole thing died on me and had to get the rac out to tow me home lol!
Turned out to be a melted fuse on the live to the fuel and injector relays so sorted all the wiring out and fitted a new alarm as this must have taken the alarm out aswell
stripped out again (got the misses involved she loves it!)
Was fed up with the exhaust manifold adaptor plate as it kept leaking so i had a tubular manifold made up
Fitted a master cylinder for a hydraulic clutch conversion but didnt take any pics of it, also got an ib5 from a 1.3ka and had my mate put the rst lsd in it for me
so got the engine back in, had cam cover powdercoated and put some studs on top to secure the charge carrier as i had problems with it popping off last summer
can just see the flexi clutch pipe on the gearbox
Having the tubular manifold made has pushed the turbo forward a good inch or so and as it was already close to the rad ive had to move everything forward which meant i had to take all the foam out of the front bumper and mount it on aerocatches, had to angle the radiator which has meant i can only run one fan on it, not sure if its going to be sufficient but time will tell i guess.
as you can see its pretty tight
Picked the bumper up from paint shop lastnight
got the aerocatches fitted and new black strips on
All thats left to do now is make a downpipe up and give it a service then should be back on the road
Last edited by Cameron; 23-03-2016 at 07:36 PM.
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Looking good matey. Shame you broke down theres nothing worse is there.
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#133
here is my mk3 xr3i was going to turbo it but this engine came along no cutting or welding to body as said these look standard fitment that zetec is lovely (what brakes have you used
#137
Thought id do an update as its been a while, a few things have happened since i last posted,
Had the turbo rebuilt with bigger compressor and exhaust wheels from billet
Not long after this i had a feature in Fast Ford Mag
Couple of Ade taking pics
Had it mapped up by Karl at FPT and we were struggling with high water temps and high inlet air temps, i had the fans between the radiator and intercooler, which wasnt helping coolant temps, also the fins on the intercooler ran the opposite way to the radiator so there wasnt much airflow over the rad, most of the cooling fins on the intercooler were hidden behind the bumper too, so i ended up getting an rs500 style intercooler from airtec (the fins run the same way as the rad and the fans fit to the front) overall a much better setup
Picture of the original setup, as you can see not many fins exposed, and the bottom runner of the intercooler sits in the opening of the bumper
Started the strip down
And new intercooler fitted with fans on the front, a much better fitting design than the last one, the brackets holding it to the car are loads better, i have removed the tubular manifold and gone back to a standard cast item with adaptor plate as it gave me a lot more room between the turbo and the rad
And fitted behind the bumper, much better
This kit also came with a reverse charge carrier for an mfi engine, so i had a friend of a friend weld some tube to the side for the hose to iscv and plugged the hole on the opposite side for the mfi ACT sensor
Will be getting the charge pipe powder coated along with a new cam cover, ill get some brackets welded on to the cam cover for the charge pipe and also an extra outlet for breather system once thats been made up
Suprisingly hard to get hold of these days
Had the turbo rebuilt with bigger compressor and exhaust wheels from billet
Not long after this i had a feature in Fast Ford Mag
Couple of Ade taking pics
Had it mapped up by Karl at FPT and we were struggling with high water temps and high inlet air temps, i had the fans between the radiator and intercooler, which wasnt helping coolant temps, also the fins on the intercooler ran the opposite way to the radiator so there wasnt much airflow over the rad, most of the cooling fins on the intercooler were hidden behind the bumper too, so i ended up getting an rs500 style intercooler from airtec (the fins run the same way as the rad and the fans fit to the front) overall a much better setup
Picture of the original setup, as you can see not many fins exposed, and the bottom runner of the intercooler sits in the opening of the bumper
Started the strip down
And new intercooler fitted with fans on the front, a much better fitting design than the last one, the brackets holding it to the car are loads better, i have removed the tubular manifold and gone back to a standard cast item with adaptor plate as it gave me a lot more room between the turbo and the rad
And fitted behind the bumper, much better
This kit also came with a reverse charge carrier for an mfi engine, so i had a friend of a friend weld some tube to the side for the hose to iscv and plugged the hole on the opposite side for the mfi ACT sensor
Will be getting the charge pipe powder coated along with a new cam cover, ill get some brackets welded on to the cam cover for the charge pipe and also an extra outlet for breather system once thats been made up
Suprisingly hard to get hold of these days
Last edited by Cameron; 02-03-2018 at 09:36 AM.
#138
Brand new mongoose exhaust system fitted, i had to have the front section extended on the downpipe as it was hitting the sump, im now running a blacktop sump with external oil pump system which was an absolute arse to fit, the pump itself hit the anti rollbar once lowered to the ground
so i ended up taking the car to jamsport to have some sierra compression struts fitted, they did a top job of sorting them
Some mega stuff in there
Also the alternator needed moving a small amount as it was hitting the bracket for the new oil pump, good job i had an old zetec block knocking about so we set about making a bracket out of some 15mm steel plate to move it up and outwards
used cap heads countersunk into the plate to fix to the block, worked a treat
mocked up on engine, got painted black afterwards
I found out that lockwood had started doing black dial sets so i ordered one of those to get rid of the taccy looking white dials
dials fitted, looking much better
all lit up and with new leather wheel, replacing the worn suede one
Had a couple of door mirror covers made up in carbon, they only cover the back of the mirror so i had the front side of them painted black to blend in a bit better and bonded them on with some pu adhesive
Fitted to the car
And thats about where its at at the minute, will be going to FPT again for a quick mapping session for the new intercooler, so will update after that
thanks for looking
so i ended up taking the car to jamsport to have some sierra compression struts fitted, they did a top job of sorting them
Some mega stuff in there
Also the alternator needed moving a small amount as it was hitting the bracket for the new oil pump, good job i had an old zetec block knocking about so we set about making a bracket out of some 15mm steel plate to move it up and outwards
used cap heads countersunk into the plate to fix to the block, worked a treat
mocked up on engine, got painted black afterwards
I found out that lockwood had started doing black dial sets so i ordered one of those to get rid of the taccy looking white dials
dials fitted, looking much better
all lit up and with new leather wheel, replacing the worn suede one
Had a couple of door mirror covers made up in carbon, they only cover the back of the mirror so i had the front side of them painted black to blend in a bit better and bonded them on with some pu adhesive
Fitted to the car
And thats about where its at at the minute, will be going to FPT again for a quick mapping session for the new intercooler, so will update after that
thanks for looking
Last edited by Cameron; 02-03-2018 at 09:32 AM.
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i did peel the old ones off and used a little bit of solvent on a rag to get rid of any residue before fitting the new ones, you have to remove the needles to fit the black dials, didnt have to do that with the white ones as they slid over the needle and had a circle with a slit in to go around the middle, i used two teaspoons to pull the needles off
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#145
Did a couple of small jobs to the car lastnight id been wanting to do for a while
opened the door to be greeted with water on the floor under the front of the car, great! so new rad ordered should be here tomorrow
The weather seals on the doors were long past it, bubbling up underneath, i'd heard that you can use 3 door corsa c ones, so i found a cheap used set on ebay, offered them up and they werent far off at all, trimmed down a little with a hacksaw and knife and they fit spot on, dont think anyone would notice unless it was pointed out
Usual knackered mk4 escort weather seals
Corsa C ones fitted
Not bad
Then was time to replace some really thin vacuum tubing for some decent stuff
Need to relocate the boost control valve as the radiator top hose is now in the way with the new intercooler setup
opened the door to be greeted with water on the floor under the front of the car, great! so new rad ordered should be here tomorrow
The weather seals on the doors were long past it, bubbling up underneath, i'd heard that you can use 3 door corsa c ones, so i found a cheap used set on ebay, offered them up and they werent far off at all, trimmed down a little with a hacksaw and knife and they fit spot on, dont think anyone would notice unless it was pointed out
Usual knackered mk4 escort weather seals
Corsa C ones fitted
Not bad
Then was time to replace some really thin vacuum tubing for some decent stuff
Need to relocate the boost control valve as the radiator top hose is now in the way with the new intercooler setup
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