Zetec turbo questions
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Zetec turbo questions
Hey guys,
just wondering how much it would cost roughly to build a 300bhp+ zetec turbo including cost of engine and turbo
rough ball park figure
cheers
Drew
just wondering how much it would cost roughly to build a 300bhp+ zetec turbo including cost of engine and turbo
rough ball park figure
cheers
Drew
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rods and pistons £650 from odd kid
engine £100 (blacktop)
rebore £60
new brearing £120
standard head gasket £32
head bolts £20
skim head £25
area six valve springs £270
polish crank £50
strip and clean oil pump £000
botom end gasket set £50
t34.63 £300-£500
engine £100 (blacktop)
rebore £60
new brearing £120
standard head gasket £32
head bolts £20
skim head £25
area six valve springs £270
polish crank £50
strip and clean oil pump £000
botom end gasket set £50
t34.63 £300-£500
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Would you not need a pair of new cams for it to run properly?
I've only read little bit about cams, so really not my area, but I think I remember seeing that the overlap on n/a is more than ideal for turbo'd engines. As I said, no expert, but would be interested to know. Also, does anyone stock zt specific cams, or would they be bespoke?
I've only read little bit about cams, so really not my area, but I think I remember seeing that the overlap on n/a is more than ideal for turbo'd engines. As I said, no expert, but would be interested to know. Also, does anyone stock zt specific cams, or would they be bespoke?
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but that encludes all the carbon pannels
suspension
brakes
the aero quip aint cheap
cant just have the engine unless you got all the bits to with it to make it reliable
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Just because you are spending that kind of money doesnt mean it cant be done for a hell of a lot less and still be reliable! And my own car is proof of that.
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and i never said the carbon makes it reliable
and i also mentioned brakes and suspension which is important when running big power in any car
and any big power car needs a gear box to cope with it or whats the point in building a engine for the car to sit there all the time with broken boxes
but some might say all the aero quip might as they are better than rubber hose with normal clips
dont get worked up over nothing mate
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Would you not need a pair of new cams for it to run properly?
I've only read little bit about cams, so really not my area, but I think I remember seeing that the overlap on n/a is more than ideal for turbo'd engines. As I said, no expert, but would be interested to know. Also, does anyone stock zt specific cams, or would they be bespoke?
I've only read little bit about cams, so really not my area, but I think I remember seeing that the overlap on n/a is more than ideal for turbo'd engines. As I said, no expert, but would be interested to know. Also, does anyone stock zt specific cams, or would they be bespoke?
also the Focus RS has the same cams as the standard N/A 2.0 zetecs anyway. finis codes are the same.
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i think i need to have a word with jano for pistons and rods for mine then, been looking around £800-900 for mine when i get them, the rest is as expected and have most bits to help me get there, barring the T34, but will be looking for a GT30 i think long term after the 4wd cossie turbo.
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