RS1800...Turbo

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RS1800...Turbo

Postby chriszz1 on Tue Nov 08, 2005 8:52 pm

Well, in theory is it possible and would it work?

I was thinking of a low mileage RS1800, then with the manifold, exhaust and all the bits required off a FRST running low boost (about 8)

Would it work?

If so, How would you do it?
If no, Why not?

Thanks! Sorry was just an idea that came to mind, but i'm not particularly mechanical so thought i'd ask out of interest :P

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Postby chriszz1 on Tue Nov 08, 2005 8:56 pm

(Oh and the reason I want to only run a low bost- 8 was tops, is because it will be on standard internals)
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Postby Red16 on Wed Nov 09, 2005 9:50 am

basically it will be a zetec turbo, it will work if you do it properly.
RS1600i restore, weld in multipoint cage, t34 zetec turbo
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