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guff

posted on 14/4/04 at 05:48 PM Reply With Quote
Engine Identification

can anyone tell what type of engine this is please?! cheers gareth
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theconrodkid

posted on 14/4/04 at 05:51 PM Reply With Quote
1800 cvh





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guff

posted on 14/4/04 at 06:02 PM Reply With Quote
cheers mate. i thought cvh's were transverse, or am i really naive -are there different "types"?
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TPG

posted on 14/4/04 at 10:37 PM Reply With Quote
C.V.H

Mostly transverse.But in the Box of pox Sierra they,natrually were proper.For the record there is also a 1.8 pinto fitted to the same.May get confusing.I,ve a 1.8 Cvh in my Locost(Came free with the car you see)





..Which was nice..

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Surrey Dave

posted on 15/4/04 at 12:22 PM Reply With Quote
Under Rated..............

1800CVH Groovy engine highly under rated on this forum!!!!!!!

http://www.groovy42.freeserve.co.uk

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theconrodkid

posted on 15/4/04 at 12:44 PM Reply With Quote
says dave





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ned

posted on 15/4/04 at 12:51 PM Reply With Quote
1600cvh is ultimately more tunable imho as it has a stronger bottom end. one of the reasons they used it for the turbo imho..

Ned.





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britishtrident

posted on 15/4/04 at 03:48 PM Reply With Quote
And then there the home brewed ZVH -- a hybrid with CVH top end on a Zetec block -- which seems a bit silly the whole point of the Zetec being the 16 valves but actually makes a super strong performance engine that is relatively cheap to build.

The RWD and FWD CVH engines are very different but a CVH Sierra is a good starting point even if you don't want the 1800 CVH.
The 1800 CVH isn't worth tuning if you find a good one and just want to potter it will be be fine, but if you weant cheap performance look at the Xr3/Orion CVH----loads of go faster bits available cheap on eBay

I should add that installing a FWD CVH requires a bit of clever trickery with engine mounts and an RWD CVH flywheel but once done should you ever decide to fit a Zetec or even build a ZVH thing the bulk of the work is already done as the Zetec bottom end is just a much much improved CVH.


[Edited on 15/4/04 by britishtrident]

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Surrey Dave

posted on 15/4/04 at 04:33 PM Reply With Quote
Echoes

If I had a quid for everytime I've heard Ned say that , I could afford a Cateringvan

Race you round the block 'Conrod'

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britishtrident

posted on 15/4/04 at 05:56 PM Reply With Quote
Cateringvan resale prices ain't what they were :-)

Personally I like a good Birkin ---

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theconrodkid

posted on 15/4/04 at 06:35 PM Reply With Quote
before or after brecky dave?





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Surrey Dave

posted on 15/4/04 at 10:37 PM Reply With Quote
This all helps my posting numbers!!!!


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