as "The Fairway" also uses a version of the same box 
I'm waiting for confirmation as to whether it's ECU driven, or straight forward hydraulic
Certainly gets rid of all that clutch/Flywheel and pedal sh*t
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by AndyG » Wed Jun 27, 2007 11:51 pm
Should be easy enough as "The Fairway" also uses a version of the same box
I'm waiting for confirmation as to whether it's ECU driven, or straight forward hydraulic
Certainly gets rid of all that clutch/Flywheel and pedal sh*t
as "The Fairway" also uses a version of the same box
I'm waiting for confirmation as to whether it's ECU driven, or straight forward hydraulic
Certainly gets rid of all that clutch/Flywheel and pedal sh*t
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by Luke » Thu Jun 28, 2007 7:10 pm
yep from a transverse - mondeo mabe 130ps ?? ish as standardpoppajoe wrote:Luke wrote:oh and one more (sensable) one i'd like to do or see done is a 2.0 zetec mated to transit MT75 in any transit but ideally a flat fronted mk1
wouldnt be too difficult zetec is same bolt patten as pinto but would need a bit of engineering to get it in
That sounds interesting Luke, do you mean from a transverse? or not, Zetec's are easy to mod as well
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