My New M.A.D Escort Cosworth
#361
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Forgot to add the Stack AFR gauge will be hard wired in to the new ECU when fitted.
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Todays random pics I took after afew months of not looking under the bonnet.
Last edited by 800bhp; 19-02-2017 at 05:09 PM.
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Looks great. I had mine out today, really pleased apart from it jumping out of 4th still. I loosened the bolt on the quick shift which Mark thought might help but it didn't...I think it needs a new selector fork and maybe. A standard shifter to protect the fork???
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Get the grinder out
#366
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Forgot this pic
Last edited by 800bhp; 19-02-2017 at 05:10 PM.
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Bara's guy thinks the quick shift is hammering in 4th too hard and bending the selector, the said the std one has more play
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#370
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Picked up the perfect set of wheels this morning 18" Escort Cosworth rep wheels.
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They will look great on the car
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800bhp (19-03-2017)
#373
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New wiring loom few relays and connectors to fit to the wiring loom when its fitted in the car.
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Wiring loom to be fitted next week
Wheel clearance is good swapping tyres off the TH's next week
Wheel clearance is good swapping tyres off the TH's next week
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I like the comps best.
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Thats why TH's will be staying both my favourite set of wheels on a Escort Cosworth
#379
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Fuel swirl pot removed for fuel temp sensor and exhaust down pipe to have 2 more bungs welded in for EGT and closed loop bosch sensors to be fitted.
Autronics Ecu removed & old wiring loom
Losing the waste spark kit being replaced with coil on plug.
More bits going that won't be need with the new ECU
Fuel pressure sensors for Stack gauge and Emtron ECU sensor going in to the fuel rail.
Emtron oil pressure ECU sensor will be going where the orignal factory one is fitted.
New wiring loom fitted through bulk head all needs connecting up.
Autronics Ecu removed & old wiring loom
Losing the waste spark kit being replaced with coil on plug.
More bits going that won't be need with the new ECU
Fuel pressure sensors for Stack gauge and Emtron ECU sensor going in to the fuel rail.
Emtron oil pressure ECU sensor will be going where the orignal factory one is fitted.
New wiring loom fitted through bulk head all needs connecting up.
Last edited by 800bhp; 03-04-2017 at 04:12 PM.
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Wow really interesting stuff a lovely car.
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I imagine they will be the Toyota ones.
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Honda Type R coil packs.
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Fuel swirl pot bung weld in and fuel temp sensor wired up direct to the ECU. Fitted exhaust downpipe had 2 more bungs welded on accidentally deleted the pic theres 3 bungs in total. AFR for Stack gauge, EGT for Stack gauge & closed loop sensor direct to ECU. Rewrapped the downpipe with new black heat wrap.
Fuel pressure sensor fitted which is going direct to ECU
Waiting on the fitting for here senor for Stack fuel pressure gauge will go here
Coil packs fitted and most of the wiring loom connected
Fuel pressure sensor fitted which is going direct to ECU
Waiting on the fitting for here senor for Stack fuel pressure gauge will go here
Coil packs fitted and most of the wiring loom connected
Last edited by 800bhp; 05-04-2017 at 06:01 PM.
#385
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Soooo clean. Looks amazing
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love this car!! so clean and tasteful mods!!
The only thing that im not sure about is the 18 inch escos wheels, they are let down by the center caps!! they look stunning but the caps never seem to fit correct
that said its just my opinion which is worth fook all ha
Keep up the good work fella
The only thing that im not sure about is the 18 inch escos wheels, they are let down by the center caps!! they look stunning but the caps never seem to fit correct
that said its just my opinion which is worth fook all ha
Keep up the good work fella
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good work love this car.
are you planning on increasing the bhp?
this car must be the safest 500bhp engine with all the sensors your adding and emtron upgrade.
si
are you planning on increasing the bhp?
this car must be the safest 500bhp engine with all the sensors your adding and emtron upgrade.
si
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love this car!! so clean and tasteful mods!!
The only thing that im not sure about is the 18 inch escos wheels, they are let down by the center caps!! they look stunning but the caps never seem to fit correct
that said its just my opinion which is worth fook all ha
Keep up the good work fella
The only thing that im not sure about is the 18 inch escos wheels, they are let down by the center caps!! they look stunning but the caps never seem to fit correct
that said its just my opinion which is worth fook all ha
Keep up the good work fella
These are a remark of the 18" wheel that was done this year the caps do sit better than the original 18" wheels.
Multi throttles bodys should be going on next year and if it picks up more horse power it will be capped at 530ish bhp.
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Fitting for fuel rail sorted.
The Cossie wheels look massive compared to the Comps both wheel 18" Comps are 8j Cossies are 9j.
Tyres swapped over
The Cossie wheels look massive compared to the Comps both wheel 18" Comps are 8j Cossies are 9j.
Tyres swapped over
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9 is a wide rim...how do they drive?
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Wheels fitted
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Don't fit them 5v sensors direct to the block or fuel rail, the vibrations will kill them, been there done that.
On my rally car i monitor what you have here and more. The sensors need to be away from the NVH, small pipe runs from the engine and clip the sensor to something soft.
They are not cheap, no matter what spec they still die.
On my rally car i monitor what you have here and more. The sensors need to be away from the NVH, small pipe runs from the engine and clip the sensor to something soft.
They are not cheap, no matter what spec they still die.
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Don't fit them 5v sensors direct to the block or fuel rail, the vibrations will kill them, been there done that.
On my rally car i monitor what you have here and more. The sensors need to be away from the NVH, small pipe runs from the engine and clip the sensor to something soft.
They are not cheap, no matter what spec they still die.
On my rally car i monitor what you have here and more. The sensors need to be away from the NVH, small pipe runs from the engine and clip the sensor to something soft.
They are not cheap, no matter what spec they still die.
#396
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Underside all put back together.
Will need a new crank pulley one I've got fitted was put on when the Autonics was fitted 2 lug crank pulley. Will be getting a MK Motorsport 36-1 crank pulley timing is being affected when the car was started up today.
New crank seal and cambelt when pulley is off and mounting sensors remotelty after speaking with Mark today hes never seen any fail but does agree it limits the issue.
Will need a new crank pulley one I've got fitted was put on when the Autonics was fitted 2 lug crank pulley. Will be getting a MK Motorsport 36-1 crank pulley timing is being affected when the car was started up today.
New crank seal and cambelt when pulley is off and mounting sensors remotelty after speaking with Mark today hes never seen any fail but does agree it limits the issue.
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Looks beautifully presented
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Out of interest what's the need for adding a fuel temp sensor buddy?
Cheers Paul
Cheers Paul
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You can also benefit with checking fuel temp to ensure the fuel system is not overheating the fuel.