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Postby dipstick » Thu Sep 28, 2006 1:54 pm

Luke, i guess so.... the ratios may be different inside, but probably not.... :-)

... now just to figure out the header pipes....... :-(

Also i noticed that the V6 Police transit engine mounts are extended back to the adapter plate to provide additional supports for the adapter plate and hence gearbox....... I am not sure if this was necessary or over-engineering...?

cheers :-)
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Postby rover » Thu Sep 28, 2006 3:49 pm

You used to see that setup on loads of cars at one time, but there dont seem to be any need for it anymore, no idea why :?

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Postby Luke » Thu Sep 28, 2006 5:34 pm

dipstick wrote:Luke, i guess so.... the ratios may be different inside, but probably not.... :-)

... now just to figure out the header pipes....... :-(

Also i noticed that the V6 Police transit engine mounts are extended back to the adapter plate to provide additional supports for the adapter plate and hence gearbox....... I am not sure if this was necessary or over-engineering...?

cheers :-)
true the ratios may be different - there are 2 types of MT75 anyway, but i doubt ford would bother with another for such a limited run :?
my mounts have the extended bits too the mt75 diesel ones have them too - it is a known weak point on the ally transit mt bellhousing, but with the extra strength in the adapter plate its probly not necessary - if it was it wouldnt be difficult to make something speperate to give extra strength :idea:

down pipes- i was wondering about getting some blank flanges and pipes and making my own - i'd quite fancy having a go as its something ive never done before :D but it's a cross that bridge when i come to it situation :lol:
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Postby UK_ANDY » Thu Sep 28, 2006 6:39 pm

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