Cozzie engine in an Escort MK4 Cabbie
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Cozzie engine in an Escort MK4 Cabbie
Anyone done this? Is it possible to mount the cosworth engine so its FWD. What gearbox will mount up it? Just debating what to do in the future.
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Re: Cozzie engine in an Escort MK4 Cabbie
Originally Posted by davidnormanuk
Anyone done this? Is it possible to mount the cosworth engine so its FWD. What gearbox will mount up it? Just debating what to do in the future.
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Originally Posted by b_kennedy
thats looks sweet but how the f**k you get traction lol
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sounds good. You must be really chuffed. Its a lovely motor. You think it would be possible to RWD it if you wanted. I got a mint mk4 turbo shell i was thinking of doing with that.
p.s. How does the gearbox help with traction. Thanks
p.s. How does the gearbox help with traction. Thanks
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Originally Posted by b_kennedy
sounds good. You must be really chuffed. Its a lovely motor. You think it would be possible to RWD it if you wanted. I got a mint mk4 turbo shell i was thinking of doing with that.
p.s. How does the gearbox help with traction. Thanks
p.s. How does the gearbox help with traction. Thanks
The gearbox helps with traction as i'm planning on fitting a Quaife diff to help get the power down.
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oh right i see. I never seen a rwd mk4 before but must have been done obviously. I got a 3i engine in the garage. You reckon that would be enough to get it sideways??? Would be good just for bit of fun.
Is the engine mounted in the boot or has it got a prop from the front. Thanks fella
Is the engine mounted in the boot or has it got a prop from the front. Thanks fella
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Originally Posted by b_kennedy
oh right i see. I never seen a rwd mk4 before but must have been done obviously. I got a 3i engine in the garage. You reckon that would be enough to get it sideways??? Would be good just for bit of fun.
Is the engine mounted in the boot or has it got a prop from the front. Thanks fella
Is the engine mounted in the boot or has it got a prop from the front. Thanks fella
No the cossie mk4's are all been front engine rear wheel drive as far as ive seen anyways but i dont know what pennywise is doing as his is spaceframe so he might end up mounting his in the rear but i highly doubt it to be honest as cossie engine has more than enough standard to get the arse out.
Hope that helps a bit m8
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Yeah it helps alot. Thanks for the advice fella. I had a stage 1 saph before this and that was more than enough for sideways action lol
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Originally Posted by benjodeaves
sneboy how the f**k did ya get the coosy lump in that car sick like it though
Amazing work
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The cossie in the cabby has allready been done by a member here called Banner his is a work of art.. its stunning and worth a bit
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