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A couple of small changes to the spec. list.

Cosworth 2.0Ltr 16v YB

200 Block
Full engine rebuild
0.5 wiseco forged pistons with low compression bowls and valve cut outs
New little ends and rod bushes
Genuine WRC head gasket
New main and big end ACL race bearings
Balanced and polished crank shaft
High pressure oil pump
ARP Conrod bolts
Alcon 6 paddle clutch
Cometic gaskets (except for the head gasket)
Ported and polished cylinder head
BD10 Exhaust cam
BD14 inlet cam
Vernier adjustable cam pulleys
Brand new tappets
Siemens 850cc fuel injectors
? Turbo (gt30)
GRP A Coil (Possibly going to wasted spark set up)
GRP A fuel pump and uprated wiring loom
Samco boost and water hoses
Alloy water swirl pot
Alloy radiator
Alloy intercooler
New cambelt and tensioner
IK31 iridium spark plugs or Platinum

gt30 turbo (exact spec. still to be decided)
Omex 600 ecu
330mm front discs & 6 pot calipers. (compbrake or ?)
Rebuilt and uprated mt75 gearbox
3" Exhaust system
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right i know paul always says that we have to talk about buying things for the car but sometimes in my own little:bart:way i go off on one and just suffer the consequienses in the end so ive gone and bought this for the new car.












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paul dont worry it was only
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I'll forgive you on this one mate. That's 2kg down only 198kg to go:D Bring it over the weekend and we'll add to the stock.
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started on other half of the rear axle after picking it up from pauls this morning

before rub down
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after
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some paint put on
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had to angle grind one the calaper bolts off so put some brake fluid on it to soke in and ill take it to work tonight and put in vice to get bolt out
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Time for the hard work to start:)
Popped over to the sponsor's this morning to talk over a few things as we have recently bought our project engine:hurray:

Complete standard engine
intercooler
rad
samco hoses
bailey motorsport header tank
oil swirl pot
sump
alcon 6 paddle clutch

and a few other bits, all for a very reasonable price:)

The engine will be staying at the sponsors where it will be stripped down, bores honed, lightened and a full balance. The engine will be rebuilt using only quality new parts everything else is fair game......ebay watch out;).

Alan made a start on the car when we got back, removing the rear beam but in the first 10 minutes he broke 2 torgue bits and then a 19mm ring spanner. This old girl is already putting up a fight:rofl:. I better start searching fleabay for body panels either that or hide Alans hammers:smash:


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Pete's bought a spare XR4x4 today as well so this car swap malarkey is catching on :)
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That's the beauty of these old cars, if you want a few spares just buy a car:). I once bought a xr4x4 from Portland whilst searching ebay for a headlight:banghead:

Thats not such a bad idea as we have already given to the local scrapman, a whole engine plus other bits because we have at least 2 of most things.
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Got up early this morning to find that it had snowed lightly over night:frown: Not what we needed today. Alan turned up at about 9.30 so we sat down with a cup of tea and did a bit more design work with the car.
Once the snow had melted we managed to get started about 11.00. The plan for the day was to change the beam, axle, diff, brakes etc.

Starting to get things off.
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The rear end finally off
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The freashly painted parts to be fitted
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Parts fitted
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We didn't manage to get everything done that we had planned as the weather was against us and it kept snowing on and off all day.
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One drive shaft still to be fitted but need to change a gaitor first, plus still need to fit the calipers, can't to this just yet as we need some wheels that will fit over them and they are currently on Al's GT.
As normal once finished the car was lowered back to the ground as I don't like my neighbours having to look at car in bits all week long.
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Another weekend and bit more work:) The jobs for this weekend were to change the front suspension, driveshafrs, hubs, lower suspension arms and brakes. Fit the wheels as the standards would not fit over the calipers.

Original suspension with the brakes off.
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Suspenion and driveshaft off
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Herbies running gear going on.
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Standard discs and the diecs from herbie
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Looking good guys. Now the weather's almost tropical, compared to recent weeks, it must be a bit more pleasant wotking outside on the car.

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