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Talon Motorsport

posted on 27/6/13 at 02:24 PM Reply With Quote
v6 cologne exhaust CAD

I know it's a bit of a long shot but has any body got a CAD drawing of the exhaust flanges for a 2.8 - 2.9 ford V6 Cologne engine?
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CNHSS1

posted on 27/6/13 at 02:44 PM Reply With Quote
might be worth asking over on pistonheads in the TVR 'S' forum as they used both the 2.8 and 2.9 colognes. I *think* one or tother had more than one port shape (oval and round??) but may be getting mixed up with the Essex.

The 2.9 24v is a differing port shape than the 12v too I think, but the Tiv guys wil know as its a popular swap into an S series





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Talon Motorsport

posted on 27/6/13 at 02:49 PM Reply With Quote
Ah thanks will have a try over there, don't really want to take a paper rubbing to the laser cutters I'll get laughed out of the office.
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scimjim

posted on 27/6/13 at 05:12 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by Talon Motorsport
I know it's a bit of a long shot but has any body got a CAD drawing of the exhaust flanges for a 2.8 - 2.9 ford V6 Cologne engine?
don't have either I'm afraid - but 2.8 & 2.9 Colognes are totally different engines. The 2.8 has siamesed exhaust ports (manifolds have 2 pipes each side) but the 2.9 has "proper ports (3 each side). AFAIK, the only interchangeable parts are the rocker box covers - the cam even rotates in the opposite direction (chain versus wheels)!

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turbodisplay

posted on 27/6/13 at 06:27 PM Reply With Quote
Buy an exhaust gasket from ford and take measurements.
Done that a few times


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CNHSS1

posted on 27/6/13 at 09:00 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by turbodisplay
Buy an exhaust gasket from ford and take measurements.
Done that a few times


Darren


not sure about 2.8, but my 2.9 in my Tiv is 3 separate gaskets per side so you don't get the relationship between each





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turbodisplay

posted on 27/6/13 at 09:25 PM Reply With Quote
I do think they are seperate, the 2.9 cosworth is. I welded the flanges using the head to hold them in place.
Alternative is use an exhaust manifold.

Darren

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scimjim

posted on 27/6/13 at 09:31 PM Reply With Quote
2.3, 2.6, 2.8 Cologne, 2.4, 2.9 US Cologne (12 & 24v) are all individual gaskets - as are the V4 & V6 Essex. The 24v Cosworth 2.9i is the one with "square" ports.
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dhutch

posted on 28/6/13 at 03:29 AM Reply With Quote
Sounds like some work is required to know what you want.

Bit you have the dims (hole diameters, distance between centers, etc) its a 30 second job to turn that into an engineering drawing (pen an ruler works) or to model it on cad and produce a dxf pattern for the laser guys.


Daniel

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