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Old Nov 24, 2015 | 03:47 PM
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right guys as per the title a mate and I are going to do this conversion with wide arches and mods etc... has anyone tried this already or any advice would be much appreciated.


cheers guys and love some of the other projects people are on with. keep up the good work.
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Old Nov 24, 2015 | 04:14 PM
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What St engine are you using there's a few of them to choose from
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Old Nov 24, 2015 | 04:22 PM
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What St engine are you using there's a few of them to choose from


we were thinking the Mondeo st maty
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We was thinking st220 ?
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Old Nov 24, 2015 | 04:35 PM
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I love the 3.0 v6, be interesting if this happens
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Old Nov 24, 2015 | 04:50 PM
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I would have thought your biggest problem would be with turning the engine around to power the rear wheels, its not a common conversion so you may struggle with bellhousing etc etc.


Why not the 3.0 v6 out of an omega? Cheap as chips and already rwd so should simplify things.
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Not a bad idea that Dan ??
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I would have thought your biggest problem would be with turning the engine around to power the rear wheels, its not a common conversion so you may struggle with bellhousing etc etc.


Why not the 3.0 v6 out of an omega? Cheap as chips and already rwd so should simplify things.


yeah I did think of that as myself and Graeme were gona do an mgbt omega conversion.
the reason we decided the Mondeo st was the fact we wanted to transfer interior, loom etc as it all sits well...
we want to lower and let it sit with a wide stance..


think theres a kit for the bell housing but not sure where from
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There's an American Sierra that used the mondeo v6 rwd I'm sure he used a Mazda gear box I'll try and find out some more info on it ��
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Originally Posted by IanC
There's an American Sierra that used the mondeo v6 rwd I'm sure he used a Mazda gear box I'll try and find out some more info on it ��


thanks very much maty. very much appreciated
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Either use the jag sump and gearbox or an adapter plate and something that will handle the torque.

I would have that running on the standard ecu..
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Originally Posted by big_wasa
Either use the jag sump and gearbox or an adapter plate and something that will handle the torque.

I would have that running on the standard ecu..

never thought of the jag box. might even consider the 4x4 jag engine and box
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You may find this thread interesting http://www.rhocar.org/index.php?showtopic=31973


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4x4 jag box is from the xtype and in transverse config. S type box is inline, but nearly all if not all are auto. Iirc they did do a rwd 3.0 transit for foreign market
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Originally Posted by clairendave
4x4 jag box is from the xtype and in transverse config. S type box is inline, but nearly all if not all are auto. Iirc they did do a rwd 3.0 transit for foreign market


so the s type v6 and box would be best?


the transit rear wheel drive would be a bugger to find though
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Use a mk2 focus st 5 potter motor.
Ive got pics of a Blue P100 with the mk1 front end on and the touring car thunder saloon arches.
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Originally Posted by Glenn_
Use a mk2 focus st 5 potter motor.
Ive got pics of a Blue P100 with the mk1 front end on and the touring car thunder saloon arches.
That ones been on ebay before, would of been a good buy for someone as a alot of work must of gone into it and it wasn't going for mega money. Running an xr4i I think
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Yeh its been on ebay a few times.
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BOA/BOB would be an easier conversion as it's a well trodden path, however being a Volvo nut these days I'd agree with Glenn and go with a Focus ST/T5 5 banger, cracking engines and they're not that difficult to turn around. Also the noise is addictive.
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Would a MT75 box not fit the Duratec.3.0?
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Old Nov 25, 2015 | 07:11 PM
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Would a MT75 box not fit the Duratec.3.0?
Not with out an adapter plate
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Old Nov 25, 2015 | 08:08 PM
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all good comments guys. the thing is we are on a budget (not much really lol)
weve got a 1k to spend on truck, 1k to spend on engine/running gear, 2k on bodywork, 1k on wheels and sound/vision


this is why we looked originally at the st220 for budget etc but recently someone pointed out the jag engine and box. we're looking at the 3.0 and 2.5
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Dont bother with the 2.5!
3.0 is a completely different engine with alot more power and alot less issues
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