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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/06/08 21:21:08 (permalink)
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Im currently trying to sort out some of the fuel system. Is there any efi fuel hose that is ADR apporved and compatible with speedflow/earls style AN hose ends?
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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/06/08 21:49:21 (permalink)
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[br]Im currently trying to sort out some of the fuel system. Is there any efi fuel hose that is ADR apporved and compatible with speedflow/earls style AN hose ends?



Nigel,I dont think fuel hoses are subject to ADR's.The hose is either rated as fuel hose to a given pressure or it isnt
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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/07/08 12:56:11 (permalink)
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Thanks Phil i guess should check that with the engineer aswell. Im running an 044 pump, im thinking about running a -6 from pump to the rail and the same for a return? Does this sound right or would the return be sifficient as a -4?
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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/12/08 15:05:26 (permalink)
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Not sure about -6 I am going to run -8 from pump to fuel rail(s) and then -8 return as well.

Definately suspicious on the -4.

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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/12/08 16:49:01 (permalink)
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Thanks Lincoln, i purchased some fittings/lines the other day... going to be running -6 for supply (and probably same for return). I think the standard cossie rail only has a 3/8 inlet barb on it anyway.

I have a feeling your 500 setup will require a bit more fuel than mine especially as the revs climb.[88] Are you using extruded aluminium rails or the rs500 items?
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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/12/08 17:13:29 (permalink)
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[br]Thanks Phil i guess should check that with the engineer aswell. Im running an 044 pump, im thinking about running a -6 from pump to the rail and the same for a return? Does this sound right or would the return be sifficient as a -4?



I am using -6(3/8")for supply and return,no signs of problems with 260rwkw The std cossie fuel rail is 5/16" inlet if my memory serves me correctly[:p]
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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/08/22 19:04:08 (permalink)
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Hey Nigel hows it all going draining the wallet i imagine, just a quick question i've noticed your intercooler and idea of not going through the guards with your piping. do you have enough room to have bends to fit around your raditor..? do you have a radiator yet? If so what size etc are you using...? any pics

Cheers mate, Luke.
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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/08/22 23:07:01 (permalink)
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Building a lightweight escort definitely equates to an equally lightweight wallet!

I have some 90deg bends, some have a tighter radius than others but all end up rubbing on the inner wings. To make it work the outlet's had to be removed and replaced with fabricated bends:




and radiator will be mounted off the cooler at the top and located on 2 lugs at the bottom from the rad xmember





Luke did you manage to find a shifter for that w57? Your cossied mk1 is coming along nicely, your way ahead of me! goodluck
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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/08/23 17:36:10 (permalink)
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Thanks mate, i figured something like that would be needed to be done that seems to be the problem with this kind of the conversion everything has to be fabricated nothing off the shelf like for jap cars, half the fun i guess.

Yeah got a shifter just need to find a short shift for it feels a little long. Good luck with the rest of your build.

Cheers Luke
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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/08/23 18:33:56 (permalink)
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Depending on how much you want to spend, you can buy a PWR core and get the tanks fabricated either by pwr to your dimensions, or by someone else. That way you can have the outlet's pointing straight into the engine bay rs500 style.

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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/08/24 00:39:19 (permalink)
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Just another small update,

Pro 5.0 shifter from the states, thanks again to Phil for organising the groupbuy. Also Simmons fr17's in the background. These are yet to be painted and polished (outers).






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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/08/24 00:43:59 (permalink)
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Ive really got to stop buying parts and actually do some real work on the car.[:p] The body still needs all deadening removed from underneath, and rear tubs need to be welded in. Need to build some shelving in the garage first tho[V]
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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/09/16 14:43:56 (permalink)
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Hey there Nigel i was wondering were you got the turbo manifold on the pinto you had ? .I know that was a long time ago but if you remember were you got it & how much that info would be very helpful. o'h did it clear the brake booster if it was fitted ? Thank
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[br]Ive really got to stop buying parts and actually do some real work on the car.[:p] The body still needs all deadening removed from underneath, and rear tubs need to be welded in. Need to build some shelving in the garage first tho[V]

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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/07/10 22:01:47 (permalink)
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Sorry Ben just noticed your post. The manifold was a cast garret type, it came with a motor that i bought so i cant help with price. I never fitted it to the car so im unsure of whether it would clear the booster, although from what i remember the garret ones do.
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RE: Nigels mk1 cosworth project 2007/07/10 22:18:44 (permalink)
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Its been a while so time for an update. I got my hiluxs diffs back from a mate of mine who has been doing way too many favours for me!
The blue hilux was set up by promaz many years ago for a s2 rx7. As such it had the ends of an rx7 diff housing welded to it to run s2 discs and calipers.

I was going to use this diff until i stumbled upon a standard narrow 70's hilux housing at the wreckers. So for $80 for a housing, and $30 per axle i figured it was best to start again. I had escort spring mounts welded to both diffs and sold the blue one to fund a new diff centre.

i currently have a 4.4 locked centre but this will probably change to a 3.9 lokka ratchet centre or torsen lsd.








I also had a non-adjustable watts link welded to the new diff. The watts link shown was only for reference. A new centre with rose jointed arms will be made once on the car along with link brackets from the chassis.

This setup may change when if i end up doing a four link, although this would be after the car is registered.









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