Ford 100e ST
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Ford 100e ST
Havent really posted much up on here before, but thought some of you might like to see this what im building at the moment. Everything has either been done by myself and help from mates on the drive or in my garage including the paint job. Pictures say a thousand words so here ya go
back in jan 2007 when i first brought it
on the classic ford photo shoot back in 09
and then in december 2010 i got bored with the crossflow so came up with this
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the last few photos are within the last few weeks but will update on the regular
back in jan 2007 when i first brought it
on the classic ford photo shoot back in 09
and then in december 2010 i got bored with the crossflow so came up with this
[/quote]the last few photos are within the last few weeks but will update on the regular
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Wow, amazing build, both in terms of design and execution! How does it handle the power?
where did you get that bellhousing and what did you do about clutch release? Hydraulic?
Do you have any more pics of the inlet manifold? Ive not seen the ford one before and the lower alloy part looks very useful!
Cheers
where did you get that bellhousing and what did you do about clutch release? Hydraulic?
Do you have any more pics of the inlet manifold? Ive not seen the ford one before and the lower alloy part looks very useful!
Cheers
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bloody hell, thanks for all the replys 
Im quite lucky, where i work we have a workshop and i have access to a lathe and mill, im normally a office boy so I actually made the adaptor plate at work, the bit of ally was about Ł80, and few lunch hours learning how to use the lathe
I was thinking about using the volvo t5 gearbox but the cosworth t5 can handle more power and it came up at a reasonable price.
The bellhousing is from a volvo 960 auto gearbox, and Im using a hydraulic clutch kit, the type that goes inside the bellhousing,
The car is still a long way off being finished, hoping towards the end of there year, will post the progress as i go but only get to spend weekends on it, once again thanks for the comments
Im quite lucky, where i work we have a workshop and i have access to a lathe and mill, im normally a office boy so I actually made the adaptor plate at work, the bit of ally was about Ł80, and few lunch hours learning how to use the lathe
I was thinking about using the volvo t5 gearbox but the cosworth t5 can handle more power and it came up at a reasonable price.
The bellhousing is from a volvo 960 auto gearbox, and Im using a hydraulic clutch kit, the type that goes inside the bellhousing,
The car is still a long way off being finished, hoping towards the end of there year, will post the progress as i go but only get to spend weekends on it, once again thanks for the comments
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knocked up some brackets and finished mounting the intercooler and rad,
spent the day in the garage mocking up part of the gearbox mount
also durin the week, well actually it took the whole week as i didnt realise stainless steel would take so long to cut, during my lunch hour i made the flange for the start of the downpipe. Just got to drill the holes
Also knocked out a gearstick
spent the day in the garage mocking up part of the gearbox mount
also durin the week, well actually it took the whole week as i didnt realise stainless steel would take so long to cut, during my lunch hour i made the flange for the start of the downpipe. Just got to drill the holes
Also knocked out a gearstick
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Small update, finished the gearbox crossmember, will post photos of the finished article up tonight. So finally started work on the exhaust downpipe last night. 
drilled the holes 
and started playing about with some bends. The bore size is 3" :shock: 
just got a few more bends to sort out to negotiate the steering column, then going to get it all tig welded up when im happy with it then will polish it up on the mop.
drilled the holes and started playing about with some bends. The bore size is 3" :shock: just got a few more bends to sort out to negotiate the steering column, then going to get it all tig welded up when im happy with it then will polish it up on the mop.