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will work fine on T/B's - i would consider investing in a set of forged pistons and steel rods and then run 100 shot through it - will propel you into the mid 12's i bet
realistically the standard 1.8T bottom end is good for about 250bhp and the Audi S3 // TT lump about 300bhp - after that through my experience you need steel rods and forged pistons
F4R 736 is the part number / engine code
B671584 is the engine fabrication number which when deciphered gives you the year, month & day it came out of the factory. This is also used as an ID number on the log book
The numbers he has given you seem wrong to me - engine fabrication numbers...
Well the EVO's run the later technology 4G-63 engine all the way from Japan and they are very high tech. The Escort runs a CVH lump which was concieved in 1974 by a guy watching the sweeney and drinking a pint of John Smith's ( CVH - Compound Valve angle Hemispherical combustion chamber ) and...
Self appointed judges judge ?? - most people on here havent got a clue how to fit a set of brake pads never mind build a 170mph escort 1.6. Give the car some credit please
The mayo effect is common on most engines - its just moisture mixing with oil from the rocker cover - no need to worry. Its very rare that a 1.2 16v blows an head gasket anyway - never known one to do it.
There is quicker - thats the world record for 4wd. They were running those times back in the mid 60's at the peak of the muscle car wars back in the states.
World record for fastest qtr mile is 412mph in 3.2 seconds set in 1977
Yeh the 19 lump is slightly different but it will fit - code is F7P 704. The clio lump is a F7P 722. Personally i would buy a complete car and use it as a donor vehicle for the conversion ( write off are MOT failure )
Ah right - i will go and buy a router and then have another go - any suggestions for router type ??
Ive not tried the 'F' key and bottom left button yet - will also give that a go