2.0 cams, are they higher lift??
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2.0 cams, are they higher lift??
hey guys.. i got a bit confused when doing my lil transfer of parts thinking i was doing a mondeo 136ps conversion... when it turns out its so damn easier (on the ecu) to just do the rs1800 conversion....
so i took everything off a 2.0 mondy..... of the 136ps variety..... maf, throttle body, cams, coil pack, and ecu (desk)
now ive since given up on the mondy one as ive sold the desk and accumulated a 2fdc rs1800 ecu instead knowing that the throttle body and the maf and the coilpack will be the same in the mondy as the rs1800....
this therefore is just to check that the 2.0 cams i have are a higher lift and actually an upgrade and not a straight swap to the normal 1.8 xr2i cams i have in at the moment?????
sorry if this is confusing but i followed bad advice at the start of the conversion and left me in a right ol muddle
so i took everything off a 2.0 mondy..... of the 136ps variety..... maf, throttle body, cams, coil pack, and ecu (desk)
now ive since given up on the mondy one as ive sold the desk and accumulated a 2fdc rs1800 ecu instead knowing that the throttle body and the maf and the coilpack will be the same in the mondy as the rs1800....
this therefore is just to check that the 2.0 cams i have are a higher lift and actually an upgrade and not a straight swap to the normal 1.8 xr2i cams i have in at the moment?????
sorry if this is confusing but i followed bad advice at the start of the conversion and left me in a right ol muddle
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Re: 2.0 cams, are they higher lift??
2.0 cams are higher lift and duration than the XR2i 16v cams, but are pretty much identical to the RS1800 cams.
(On a side note, the XR2i 16v exhaust cam is actually the same as the 1.6 16v Si exhaust cam!)
Also, the coil pack is no different on the Mondeo to any other Zetec Series 1 or 2 lump, from 1.6 to 2.0
(On a side note, the XR2i 16v exhaust cam is actually the same as the 1.6 16v Si exhaust cam!)
Also, the coil pack is no different on the Mondeo to any other Zetec Series 1 or 2 lump, from 1.6 to 2.0
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Re: 2.0 cams, are they higher lift??
thankyou very much smo.. just so that i know im going to gain by swapping the cams.. i think someone checked them in the guides against the rs cams to show that theyre the same part no from ford.... i think.. having a bit ofa prob in my other thread tho mind smo.....
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Re: 2.0 cams, are they higher lift??
Yeah, that was me
The cams do make a difference, but expect a slight loss of low end poke. You get used to it though, and the engine will still be pulling nice past 6K unlike the 105PS cams where it all kind of drops off about 5.5K.
The cams do make a difference, but expect a slight loss of low end poke. You get used to it though, and the engine will still be pulling nice past 6K unlike the 105PS cams where it all kind of drops off about 5.5K.
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Re: 2.0 cams, are they higher lift??
oh rite realy... so what will this 130ps conversion mean for my car when i get the right maf... like u commented on low end poke... how will it affect wen its all in???
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Re: 2.0 cams, are they higher lift??
It will make it faster!
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Re: 2.0 cams, are they higher lift??
The car will just pull better in the higher revs, but as a result, you'll lose some torque lower down, but it's not a lot, and you soon get used to it again and learn how to use the power soon enough.
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Re: 2.0 cams, are they higher lift??
magical.... and just while i have your attention guys.. just wanted to double check (as the ppl ive im'd about this for advice havent replied!!).. all i need for the 130ps conversion is...
throttle body
1.8 maf
2fdc ecu
2.0l spec cams
i do have the right throttle body on (diameter) altho i didnt have to turn that tps sensor upside down (!?!?!?)
and i also have the coilpack altho this makes no diff....
will iridium plugs n diff ht leads make better transmission instead??))
throttle body
1.8 maf
2fdc ecu
2.0l spec cams
i do have the right throttle body on (diameter) altho i didnt have to turn that tps sensor upside down (!?!?!?)
and i also have the coilpack altho this makes no diff....
will iridium plugs n diff ht leads make better transmission instead??))
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Re: 2.0 cams, are they higher lift??
For the full 130PS spec, you need the RS1800 inlet too, although I found mine nicer to drive with the 105PS one... It'll be a preference thing I think... If you want to squeeze every last drop of power out, you'll want it, but see how it goes first
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Re: 2.0 cams, are they higher lift??
Oh, and throttle body size should be fine. The Fiesta TPS didn't physically fit on my Mondeo TB, so not sure exactly how you've done it...
Just normal plugs and leads should be fine for what you're doing
Just normal plugs and leads should be fine for what you're doing
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Re: 2.0 cams, are they higher lift??
ok thanx a lot for ur breakdowns n tep by step guidance...ive no idea how or why ppl have to turn it upside down.. mine goes on either way... funny thing that... hhhmmmm i changed the throttle springset from my 1.8 throttle body over.... but very confuddled as to why u guys had to change tps over....
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Re: 2.0 cams, are they higher lift??
With the 2.0 TB and 2.0 TPS in the normal position, the TPS stops the TB fitting properly, or the TPS connector from fitting when the TB is in place... something like that So people like me have had no choice but to turn the 2.0 TPS around. And the 1.6/1.8 TPS doesn't physically connect to the shaft correctly to function, hence why the 2.0 TPS has to be used.
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Re: 2.0 cams, are they higher lift??
ooo er.. perhaps im using the 1.8 tps then????? im so confused.. what does the tps do and what does it stand for... throttle position sensor??? if i was using the 1.8 one would it be working properly??? oh im all messed up now...lol
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