One of the guys from the Westfield forums is selling a highly specced engine its on the bay of e link below
2.1 Pinto Complete, Westfield, Kit Car, Locost, Historic Racing, Rallying | eBay

How much!!?

You could get a zetec and tune it for less than that with more power...

surely even a std duratec for that money, I know which i'd rather have!

I suppose a pound for a pound is the going rate

i bought my 2.1 pinto from Vulcan ad its the 165bhp spec. put a limiter on it to run it in and it does not run the full 165 bhp yet but does it perform

timed at 0 to 60 4.5 secs two up

just reminded my self that ive done the required miles so i can turn the revs up to 7600 fro 6000

i'd recomend a good pinto... sorry boat anchor

ditch

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It is priced so low because I'm out of the country in march and I need it gone before then.

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Dreamer! so many other very good engines can be had for a great deal less. Ray

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DIY Si - 3/3/12 at 10:54 PM

Whilst there are cheaper, newer engines, what would it cost to get a 2.0 litre Pinto to the spec he's got?

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Chippy - 3/3/12 at 11:16 PM

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152 BHP at build

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Yes possably good for a Pinto, but an almost standard Zetec will make 160, with a great deal less being spent on it, and will still coble on the same gear box. Cheers Ray

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beaver34 - 3/3/12 at 11:35 PM

it has to be worth that, the carbs must fetch afew hundred on there own

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shindha - 4/3/12 at 02:28 PM

I would imagine to build a Pinto to that specification it would cost considerably more, so if you have a pinto and are thinking of upping the power this has to be a cost and time effiecent way of doing it.

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Dave Ashurst - 4/3/12 at 02:35 PM

Yes it would, and after all, you don't HAVE to accept the buy-it-now price!

I believe you can make an offer.

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