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MikeRJ

posted on 25/6/09 at 05:24 PM Reply With Quote
A Pinto engined car on the road is a far better proposition than a Cosworth engined one stuck in the garage all summer.
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jpindy3

posted on 25/6/09 at 07:32 PM Reply With Quote
look dont hate me for this but the pintos sold i got good money for it,
my cossie engine has started to be built it should be done by sat,so then my mks being towed to the cossie gararge and there i can fit it and put it on there rollers,
this is an opotunaty thay i cant say no to,i always dremet of having a cossie lump in somthing,
and to put one in my mk,its just got to be done,
anyway its only gona take 2-3weeks,i have a gararge and 2 mecanics that are there to help with the insall,i think thay are just as exsited as i am,

thanks all,for your posts i hope no ones mad at me

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Richard Quinn

posted on 26/6/09 at 11:55 AM Reply With Quote
Isn't a Cossie just a glorified Pinto turbo? I remember saying something similar to a guy with a Millington once (and that didn't even have a turbo!!) I thought he was going to punch me!
Seriously, what spec is the Cossie?

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MikeRJ

posted on 26/6/09 at 12:02 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by jpindy3
anyway its only gona take 2-3weeks,i have a gararge and 2 mecanics that are there to help with the insall,i think thay are just as exsited as i am,



Is your YB going to be normaly aspirated or turbo'd? Have you considered the exhaust system changes?

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jacko

posted on 26/6/09 at 06:40 PM Reply With Quote
To fit a cossie engine and box it will take a lot of work
you have to alter the gear box tunnel
move the engine back so the engine bay is wide enough to miss the turbo
If you went to Newark show there was a indy there with a cossie fitted
What rear Axel have you fitted ? will it be strong enough ?
good look with the mods you are doing
Jacko

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flak monkey

posted on 26/6/09 at 06:43 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by jacko
To fit a cossie engine and box it will take a lot of work
you have to alter the gear box tunnel
move the engine back so the engine bay is wide enough to miss the turbo
If you went to Newark show there was a indy there with a cossie fitted
What rear Axel have you fitted ? will it be strong enough ?
good look with the mods you are doing
Jacko


Wot he said ^^^^

And your exhaust will need some serious custom mods to fit the turbo. All doable, but it might well take longer than 2 weeks to get it all up and running right.

Good luck!

[Edited on 26/6/09 by flak monkey]





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jpindy3

posted on 26/6/09 at 07:33 PM Reply With Quote
ok ,the cossies turbod pritty much std just a litte more boost to give say 250bhp,the engine is being built now new pistons running the pinto crank pinto uprated cluch 'ap' and im keeping the t9 till the winter,and then il fit the t5,so there it is,
oh the exhaust it will take 2hrs or so,no hassle there,
so there we go by monday the pinto will be out,and i reccon by friday the cossie will be in,il take some pics along the way

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