My MK2 Turbo
My MK2 Turbo
The car was originaly purchased as a run around while I fitted a ERST engine to my old fiesta. But the look of the STD XR won me around after sitting on my dads drive for 12 months then this happend a few years ago now...
1st not rebuild but engine install.
Ended up like this at FITP 2004..
1st not rebuild but engine install.
Ended up like this at FITP 2004..
Last edited by xrt-mart on Wed Oct 15, 2014 10:00 pm, edited 20 times in total.
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Picked up my 2ltr mondeo zetec engine last week
need to get the pistons fitted into it now
I already have a full 1.8 escort zetec to take the sump, pick-up pipe, inlet manifold etc . I need to sort some niggly bits like getting the injector convertors from chopper (on XRTwo.com)and fuel rail from focus zetec
Then it engine boring and machine etc.. off to Ian howell for that lol
thats it for now
mart
need to get the pistons fitted into it now
I already have a full 1.8 escort zetec to take the sump, pick-up pipe, inlet manifold etc . I need to sort some niggly bits like getting the injector convertors from chopper (on XRTwo.com)and fuel rail from focus zetec
Then it engine boring and machine etc.. off to Ian howell for that lol
thats it for now
mart
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Update time finaly
Ive managed to remove the inlet off the 2ltr zetec and check the fit of the 1.8 injector plate and manifold which was fine.
This allowed me to get the plate sent off to Chopper who is a GOD and managed to make me some injector convertors for the plate and press them in for me (also cleaned it up a treat too and is highly recommended!!)
with trial fit FRST injector..
Chopper has also made from scratch for me a convertor for the 2ltr TPS allowing me to put the FRST one on as it is different to the zetec.
and finaly both built up together
I still need the fuel rail as mentioned previosly though.
Also heres a pic of the intercooler to be used
Also thanks to streetdragster for the diagrams of the TPS convertor
mart
Ive managed to remove the inlet off the 2ltr zetec and check the fit of the 1.8 injector plate and manifold which was fine.
This allowed me to get the plate sent off to Chopper who is a GOD and managed to make me some injector convertors for the plate and press them in for me (also cleaned it up a treat too and is highly recommended!!)
with trial fit FRST injector..
Chopper has also made from scratch for me a convertor for the 2ltr TPS allowing me to put the FRST one on as it is different to the zetec.
and finaly both built up together
I still need the fuel rail as mentioned previosly though.
Also heres a pic of the intercooler to be used
Also thanks to streetdragster for the diagrams of the TPS convertor
mart
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I hope so I got them from him
They are originaly intended for the duratec so its overbore time for me.
Also they are rated to 900BHP so that will do
The rod needs the little end honing to 21mm as though.
cheers
mart
They are originaly intended for the duratec so its overbore time for me.
Also they are rated to 900BHP so that will do
The rod needs the little end honing to 21mm as though.
cheers
mart
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Cool, how much do your bores need stretching by to fit those? Should be safe using 900bhp pistone eh?
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bit of a update
tested the manifold just to make sure and all was fine..
while I was there thought that I would try the other half of it to get an idea how much space there was left to fit the fuel rail (not alot is the answer but the ISCV can have its face skimmed to help)
next i removed the seats and carpet to inspect the inner sill/floor and prepare for welding the outer sills. They dont look to bad IMHO but need 1/2 patches. excuss the mess too
and after looking at MK's thread thought id show you what I meant about my intercooler. this is the position I want it to be in..
excuss the blue paint. the car isnt going any different colour
Also bought some rear caliper brackets off big rich
still got a lot to do
mart
tested the manifold just to make sure and all was fine..
while I was there thought that I would try the other half of it to get an idea how much space there was left to fit the fuel rail (not alot is the answer but the ISCV can have its face skimmed to help)
next i removed the seats and carpet to inspect the inner sill/floor and prepare for welding the outer sills. They dont look to bad IMHO but need 1/2 patches. excuss the mess too
and after looking at MK's thread thought id show you what I meant about my intercooler. this is the position I want it to be in..
excuss the blue paint. the car isnt going any different colour
Also bought some rear caliper brackets off big rich
still got a lot to do
mart
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Had another go at the inlet after getting my fuel rail off mk1turbo at fitp. (Thanks mate!!!) here's the result.
how it came
1/2 stripped
fitted to sandwich plate and standard FRST injectors
and trial fit to the engine
It looks like it will work well All I have to do is grind off the original mounting lugs and use some munson rings ( pipe clamps for plumbers ) to hold it in place thanks to streetdragster for the idea. The ISCV needs to be milled to allow it to fit in the gap though but thats not much of a problem.
It allows use of the FRST fuel pressure regulator as well
I still need to sort the thorttle body out with the correct linkage, which I still need to find, and think of a way to get a idle air bypass on the throttle as the zetec doesnt use one and the FRST does. I am thinking of using a bleed valve with two connections (like a restrictor not to bleed) one connection to the charge carrier and one to the inlet. Any opinions?
Thats all for now
mart
how it came
1/2 stripped
fitted to sandwich plate and standard FRST injectors
and trial fit to the engine
It looks like it will work well All I have to do is grind off the original mounting lugs and use some munson rings ( pipe clamps for plumbers ) to hold it in place thanks to streetdragster for the idea. The ISCV needs to be milled to allow it to fit in the gap though but thats not much of a problem.
It allows use of the FRST fuel pressure regulator as well
I still need to sort the thorttle body out with the correct linkage, which I still need to find, and think of a way to get a idle air bypass on the throttle as the zetec doesnt use one and the FRST does. I am thinking of using a bleed valve with two connections (like a restrictor not to bleed) one connection to the charge carrier and one to the inlet. Any opinions?
Thats all for now
mart
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xrt-mart :
Also thanks to streetdragster for the diagrams of the TPS convertor
mart
No problem pal, the injector converters look familar too
Good effort by the way, i have a soft spot for Mk2 XK2's, i really want one as a track weapon
Thanks
Matt
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Been at it again. Trying to remove the sealer/sound proofing from the inside so I know what im dealing with (and loosing some weight too )
Not a lot to show but
a couple extra patches to do mainly on the passenger sill at the back but not to bad. Think I will put inner sills on both sides to go with the outer though just to be sure. Need to get scraping at the underneth now
mart
Not a lot to show but
a couple extra patches to do mainly on the passenger sill at the back but not to bad. Think I will put inner sills on both sides to go with the outer though just to be sure. Need to get scraping at the underneth now
mart
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glad to see a mk2 being done.
i miss my old xr2's a lot. they were great fun.
what fuel rail is it that you used in the end mate?
i miss my old xr2's a lot. they were great fun.
what fuel rail is it that you used in the end mate?
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xrt-mart :The project is coming along slowly
The fuel rail is a balcktop zetec item. Its the same on Focus and mondeo so I believe.
mart
cool, be sure to post up full details on it like what had to be done to use frst injectors etc, not that im gunna do it just i would like to know the score.
some nice work gone into it i see mate.
makes me really wanna get another xr2
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will do mate. Looks pretty straight forward.
I need to cut off the mounting lugs and use some munson rings like streetdragser used on his. The FRST fuel pressure regulator is a straight swap. The ISCV will need milling a few mm though for it to clear, but its still a available, cheap and easy way around the injector problem.
mart
I need to cut off the mounting lugs and use some munson rings like streetdragser used on his. The FRST fuel pressure regulator is a straight swap. The ISCV will need milling a few mm though for it to clear, but its still a available, cheap and easy way around the injector problem.
mart
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xrt-mart :will do mate. Looks pretty straight forward.
I need to cut off the mounting lugs and use some munson rings like streetdragser used on his. The FRST fuel pressure regulator is a straight swap. The ISCV will need milling a few mm though for it to clear, but its still a available, cheap and easy way around the injector problem.
mart
yeah it is, i didnt think about this when i considered doing a ZT as i have beiges in my FRST, and dude to paying out for other injectors and ecus etc i went with rebuilding my frst lump.
doh.
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The cvh efi fuel rail is just wrong for the manifold. The injectors are on the piss like the manifold. This way it keeps the injectors central like they should be and you might aswell mod this one to a FRST because neither are a straight swap.
Also yes keep your FRST fuel and management set-up. Get a 2.0.ltr zetec engine put some low compression pistons and with a rebuild your laughing.
mart
Also yes keep your FRST fuel and management set-up. Get a 2.0.ltr zetec engine put some low compression pistons and with a rebuild your laughing.
mart
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xrt-mart :The cvh efi fuel rail is just wrong for the manifold. The injectors are on the piss like the manifold. This way it keeps the injectors central like they should be and you might aswell mod this one to a FRST because neither are a straight swap.
Also yes keep your FRST fuel and management set-up. Get a 2.0.ltr zetec engine put some low compression pistons and with a rebuild your laughing.
mart
yeah i looked into it big time but the live mapping put a damper on it, dunno if i really needed it or not but seeing as my car is a FRST and i had all the bits there as it was only a big end that went i decided to do that, its all done just needs putting together but i'll keep it in mind in case i get a mk2 as i was thinking of getting one for a winter car and dropping a 2.0 mondeo lump in, non turbo but ya never know
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