CVH Head onto Zetec?

CVH and Zetec tuning, suspension and braking mods.

Postby saqmaster on Sun Sep 23, 2001 5:15 pm

Hi all.. first post here..

Since Power+Engineering no longer do zetec turbo conversions... I'm wondering if anyone has any information on other ways to turbocharge zetecs (1.8 inparticular)..

I've seen a few cars that have basically used a zetec bottom end (1.8/2.0) with a CVH head and the rest of the RST gear.. does anyone know of anyone that does this kinda work?

anything would be great :grin:

Cheers

Stu

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00 Audi S3 Quattro (293bhp)
91 Fiesta RST (145bhp)
90 Escort Series II RST (243bhp)
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Postby saqmaster on Sun Sep 23, 2001 5:35 pm

Ok, i've changed my mind.

I want throttle bodies. I've wanted them for a while and was going to use turbocharing as an easy way out - but I want the noise. It has to sound like a jet plane :wink:

Can anyone advise me on the best type to get and where to get them? pricing guides would be helpful too..


Thanks,

Stu
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