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Mr Perfect

posted on 23/1/05 at 08:48 PM Reply With Quote
Ford 2 Litre DOHC EFI Engine

Hi all

Can someone tell me what type of engine the Ford 2 Litre DOHC EFI Engine from the sierra is? Eg. Zetec / Duratec / etc.

Also are they good at making high bhp?

Regards

Nik

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britishtrident

posted on 23/1/05 at 08:58 PM Reply With Quote
None of the above -- think of it as some Pinto bits with a DOHC head --- even the over weight old fashioned lazy Pinto is more suitable for a Locost.
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phelpsa

posted on 23/1/05 at 09:00 PM Reply With Quote
Its an I4 engine. Same as in the Mk5/6 escort RS2000






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Mr Perfect

posted on 23/1/05 at 09:10 PM Reply With Quote
Thank's

There is one on ebay, but not worth bidding on then.

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Nik

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need4speed

posted on 23/1/05 at 09:31 PM Reply With Quote
I've got a spare one should anyone want to make me. an offer on it, can be seen running for about the next week.

Cheers,

Dave

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smart51

posted on 25/1/05 at 06:39 PM Reply With Quote
What's wrong with the DOHC? in general terms DOHC engines are thought to be better than SOHC engines? Does this not apply to the ford?
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dblissett

posted on 25/1/05 at 06:45 PM Reply With Quote
dohc

the ford dohc is a eight valve heavy
weight that is realy a bit to big for a locost
cheers dave

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flak monkey

posted on 25/1/05 at 06:48 PM Reply With Quote
The DOHC's are wide, tall and heavy. So not especially suitable.

Also there are few tuning parts available for the DOHC, where as there are loads for the SOHC pinto. IIRC the DOHC is about 115 bhp standard, and that about how it will stay (unless you get hold of an RS2000 engine ). A ported/flowed, fast road cam, twin 45 pinto is about 150bhp ish (depends how much money you spend.)

Cheers,
David





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gazza285

posted on 25/1/05 at 06:51 PM Reply With Quote
Not to mention unreliable too.
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chunkielad

posted on 29/1/05 at 10:11 PM Reply With Quote
115bph ina car weighing around 750KG (with this engine in) that's amighty fun ride!!!

I had the 2.0L DOHC in an old Sierra and it was great but in this, it'll be monsterous!!!

I have the Macsorley 7 +442 so surely the 2.0L DOHC will fit fine won't it (apart fron a bonnet bump for the EFI)

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Lotusmark2

posted on 29/1/05 at 10:18 PM Reply With Quote
If you put an fse power valve and K&N on it they really shift (pop a bit off the throttle though, bit like a rally type effect)
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stephen_gusterson

posted on 29/1/05 at 11:31 PM Reply With Quote
the dohc is 125 hp.

someone on here has one in a build and it doesnt look too bad.

the unreliability doesnt seem to be a big problem - its caused by people overheating the engine and warping the head.

atb

steve

[Edited on 29/1/05 by stephen_gusterson]






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gazza285

posted on 29/1/05 at 11:43 PM Reply With Quote
It is usually head gasket failure that caused the overheating.
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