rs2000 engine into my 1.1 mk3 fiesta help

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rs2000 engine into my 1.1 mk3 fiesta help

Postby anthonylee on Wed Feb 24, 2010 2:11 pm

ok as some of you might no... i was originally fittin my escort 1.8 si engine into my fiesta..but the escort had to be scraped :(.... so im goin for the escort rs2000 mk5 mk6 engine...just a few tips i need to get this into my 1.1 fiesta mk3...e.g mounts..what gearbox i should use..exhaust..loom..fuel pump / tank any help would be great thanks
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Re: rs2000 engine into my 1.1 mk3 fiesta help

Postby JimP on Sun Feb 28, 2010 6:48 pm

I don´t know how your German is but this site is the best for fitting an RS2000 in a MK3.
http://www.fiesta-ka-forum.de/forum.php
some tips from me.
You can use each IB5 gearbox with a flywheel from the 1.8 16V engine. Please take for the gearbox mount the mounts from Vibratechnics http://www.vibra-technics.co.uk/
I use the RS2000 engine mount but you can also use an 1.6 CVH mount or 1.8
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