im considering fitting a cosworth yb engine in to my Haynes locost just wondering if there's anything i need to change or move about to make it
fit and will the turbo be in the way? basically i was just wondering how much harder it will be than fitting a regular pinto engine.can i fit it to a
type 9 and use a English axle with a lsd or will it just be to much for the axle
cheers for any help
Most cissies lumps run t5 boxes so they mount different also on my roadster the turbo would foul the steering shaft
Sounds like Hicost is the man to speak to.
http://youtu.be/kvZtFUJHFV0
do it
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Originally posted by dlatch
http://youtu.be/kvZtFUJHFV0
do it
Totally MENTAL!
Awesome Vid. Would be a lot easier to drive and quicker if it was a 300odd bhp N/A motor though
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Originally posted by franky
Awesome Vid. Would be a lot easier to drive and quicker if it was a 300odd bhp N/A motor though
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Originally posted by MakeEverything
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Originally posted by franky
Awesome Vid. Would be a lot easier to drive and quicker if it was a 300odd bhp N/A motor though
Why?
That vid is bonkers!
It's a hell of a car, but hell of a price tag
Worth every penny
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Originally posted by dlatch
http://youtu.be/kvZtFUJHFV0
do it
build thread on the westfield is here
http://passionford.com/forum/restorations-rebuilds-and-projects/254591-frijj-the-white-westy-im-declaring-it-finished.html
its a long one though
mental car though i think its running 400 bhp in the vid they do say there is no such thing as too much power just too little grip
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Originally posted by dlatch
build thread on the westfield is here
http://passionford.com/forum/restorations-rebuilds-and-projects/254591-frijj-the-white-westy-im-declaring-it-finished.html
its a long one though
mental car though i think its running 400 bhp in the vid they do say there is no such thing as too much power just too little grip
I say go for it
its been done before (Hicost for one, though his car is a wee bit wider than standard )
and there are plenty of westies / dax's running a cossie YB too
using the cossie T5 gearbox and a sierra rear axle (with either a de dion or IRS rear) will make it mush stonger and the gearbox goes strait onto the
cossie (pinto's with type 9's use smaller flywheels and the box is no where near as strong)