converting CVH turbo to zetec turbo
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hi I own a frst on OFAC I am contemplating going to the zetec turbo engine as opposed to the CVH for reliability , I am wondering if people could tell me what parts I can use of the car now and what parts I would have to buy to get running a basic 2-250 BHP
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Do you already have the zetec engine? Manifolds, turbo etc with adapters plates i beleive. To be honest if your going for 2-250 the the cvh will easily handle that
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no I dot have any of that yet as said I I have a standard RS turbo engine pretty much and I know the CVH can handle it but I want it to be reliable unlike a CVH
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not helping people no1 has answered the question lol I don't want advice on the CVH or to build a ZVH I want to know about a zetec turbo ie 1.8/2l 16v zetec engine turbo'd..
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keep ecu loom
keep manifolds
get hand on a zetec engine convert for boost and blank braether to accept t3
sort comp ratios etc
use adaptor plates for manifolds
keep same box and strater and maybe radiators
keep manifolds
get hand on a zetec engine convert for boost and blank braether to accept t3
sort comp ratios etc
use adaptor plates for manifolds
keep same box and strater and maybe radiators
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