1.8 16V XR2I / RS1800 INLET MANIFOLDS

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1.8 16V XR2I / RS1800 INLET MANIFOLDS

Postby martyb1800xr2i on Fri Feb 10, 2006 12:40 pm

i have a 1.8 zetec xr2i and after talking to power engineering they made me aware of a variation with the inlet manifolds between the 2i and RS1800.

I have upgraded the ECU, throttle body and have cams to go in all from an rs1800 but the manifolds are suposibly different, i have an rs1800 manifold and the stuff power engineering said adds up. the 2i the manifold looks the same the only difference is 2 letters on the back on my current one it says SO (standard output) the rs1800 says HO (high output?)
this is exactly [ERRR] power engineering said to look for and apparently there is a major difference although not visable to the eye? can anyone confirm this.??? :rolleyes:
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Postby robbie s on Thu Mar 30, 2006 5:16 pm

The inlet manifold has a larger bore and the throttle body is slightly larger :D
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