Escort Cos head numbers or how to identify a 4wd head!
21-10-2007, 12:14 PM
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Escort Cos head numbers or how to identify a 4wd head!
How can I identify a 2wd vs 4wd head.
I have a bare head which I was told was escort cossie but this has been disputed by someone saying it's early 2wd.
I'll be totally honest - I'd listed on ebay (and got the start price totally wrong lol!) and pulled it as a result of doubting what I'd got.
I've been googling all night and can't find anything to help identify either - there doesn't seem to be much info out there these days.
Would really appreciate some help on this! Cheers
I have a bare head which I was told was escort cossie but this has been disputed by someone saying it's early 2wd.
I'll be totally honest - I'd listed on ebay (and got the start price totally wrong lol!) and pulled it as a result of doubting what I'd got.
I've been googling all night and can't find anything to help identify either - there doesn't seem to be much info out there these days.
Would really appreciate some help on this! Cheers
22-10-2007, 03:46 PM
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two wheel drive heads have two lugs that stick out on the exhaust side of the head .one lug is the mount for the turbo damper
the 4 wheel drives dont have the lugs ,just a straight edge
the 4 wheel drives dont have the lugs ,just a straight edge
22-10-2007, 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by stage 3 muppet
two wheel drive heads have two lugs that stick out on the exhaust side of the head
If you can cc the combustion chamber you can tell the difference, I cannot remember the volumes but have it written down somewhere.
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