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2009/05/03 11:36:01 (permalink)
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MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter

1976 Mk2 Escort 2 door

1600 X-Flow
2 4 Speeds
4 13x5 jelly bean mags
4 13x6 Bathurst globes
2 13x5.5 performance alloys

wouldn't be complete without rusted out spare wheel well.

this was the first car i ever bought, it cost me $200 dollars, which is a lot of money when you're 14.
i bought it with the intention to build it into a tough track car. however with the attention span and dedication of a teenager it sat in my back yard wasting away.
over the years a few rust spots have presented themselves, some nastier than others but nothing that i cant fix. will be happening soon.

i was originally aiming for some 2.0 zetec power but the difficulty of the conversion has ruled that out.

I now have 2 different ideas for the power plant, which are.

Option 1. Pinto 2 Litre. Cam, Bored, High Comp, Flat Slide Carbs.

Option 2. Toyota 4AGE 16V, Toyota Sprinter 5 speed, Cams, High Comp, Flat Slide Carbs.

the route i take will all depend on what presents itself at the right price when I've got the money.


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    Axentrik
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    RE: MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter 2009/05/03 11:38:05 (permalink)
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    1983 ADM AE86
    the reason the Escorts remained untouched for so long lol.

    Body/Interior
    Current
    1983 ADM Sprinter
    SW20 MR2 Seats
    Razo Gear Knob
    Buddy Parts Hand Brake Button
    Random Dished wheel + Rays horn button/ centre piece
    Stripped interior + sound deadening behind rear seats
    Dash/Console and Trim Painted Black
    JVC USB deck
    NavMan GPS

    Plans
    Bolt in half cage

    Engine
    Current
    4AC
    32/36 DGA Weber
    T Series LSD

    Plans
    S/T 20V 4AGE
    New Rings Bearings
    0.5 mm TRD Head Gasket
    4-2-1 Extractors
    Coil Packs
    Microtech/Adaptronic/Autronic/Haltech ETC

    Suspension
    Current
    Rose Jointed Panhard Rod
    Rose Jointed castor rods brand unknown

    Plans
    Front
    Camber Tops
    Front Coil Overs
    XT130 LCAS
    Sway Bar
    Power Steering Arms

    Rear
    Rose Jointed 4 links
    Rear Coil Overs
    Sway Bar

    Exterior
    Vertex Front Bar
    Vertex Side Skirts
    Vertex rear Bar
    Full re spray Bright Red (3E6)
    Black Bonnet (202)
    Levin Grill
    White Lines

    Wheels
    Current
    4 14x8.5 -7 SSR MKII
    2 14x7.0 +/- 0 SSR XR4 Long Champs

    Plans
    4 15x8 0 Sport Max 501's
    4 15x7.5 0 Kong B Bombs






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    Axentrik
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    RE: MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter 2009/05/03 11:50:16 (permalink)
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    RE: MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter 2009/05/03 16:24:16 (permalink)
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    quote:
    Originally posted by Axentrim



    wouldn't be complete without rusted out spare wheel well.




    if its a dedicated track/climb car you dont need it anyway, just cut it out and replace it with an aluminium drop tank and a plastic fuel cell lower Center Of Gravity, lighter and you don't have to worry about blocking fuel filters with rust from inside the tank when you are running on fumes
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    RE: MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter 2009/07/03 16:31:59 (permalink)
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    UPDATES GO HERE


    just got these KEIHIN CV-K's for a good price. i am going to ghetto rig them up to my 1.6 X Flow until i can afford a 4age + T50 gearbox and some decent r1 carbs.


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    RE: MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter 2009/06/09 00:39:51 (permalink)
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    hows this going? still got both cars? that toyota looks pretty legit, to say the least.

    done the swap for either in the scort yet?
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    RE: MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter 2009/06/09 00:44:11 (permalink)
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    nah haven't done either engine swap yet, i only just edited my o.g post.
    i was thinking of selling the escort to get a ke25 but the corolla sold so i've decided to fix this up.

    looking for some cheap bike carbs and a 4age + T50 gearbox at the moment and as soon as i find some space in the shed i will start cutting out the rust.
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    RE: MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter 2009/07/09 09:43:28 (permalink)
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    haha i like the Ae, proper drift!!!
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    RE: MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter 2009/07/09 12:43:18 (permalink)
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    anyone on here know how easy it is to extract 100rwkw from a pinto 2 litre, and roughly how much money id be looking at?

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    RE: MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter 2009/08/09 18:28:36 (permalink)
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    dunno about an exact kw number dude, but get the block built to high compression, so a little overbore, not to much unless its for road use.

    if u get the head ported right, good intake method to suit (ie twin 45's/efi/quads etc)

    cam, and most of all try to get it all matched to each other, u need the exhaust and intake to suit the cam, and the stroke etc.

    do the basic pinto building mods, and you can achieve decent power without costing you a sh!tload.

    decent worked ones, can reach 150 horses at the flywheel easy
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    RE: MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter 2009/09/09 13:39:27 (permalink)
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    Just do a mild 2 litre build, maybe just leave the head, warm cam, standard pistons and rods (have heard a pinto rev to 9300rpm on standard internals!!) may have been point bouncing a little but thats what it said on the tacho. lol

    Just don't go too overboard with it, otherwise you'll just lose money and interest.

    If it were up to me, I would just freshen a pinto up, get a warmer cam, extractors, redline airfilter (get rid of the old mother) and you'll be laughing.

    Should produce more than 100bhp at the flywheel, thats more than enough to do some burnouts!! Should cost you around 1,000 i should think.

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    RE: MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter 2009/09/09 14:15:54 (permalink)
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    here here to FPV_escort, just do a basic rebuild, the replacement of the standard cam can do wonders
    all dyno's vary in what reading they give, it all comes down to how they drive etc
    chasing figures can get very, very expensive
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    RE: MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter 2009/09/09 14:31:39 (permalink)
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    true true, i understand that figures are fairly irrelevant and most dynos read differently. i'm only asking as i know that if i go the 4age route i could make that kind of power pretty easily.

    R1 Carbs
    Raised Compression
    Toda Cams with about 288 inlet 272 exhaust duration 9mm lift.
    Extractors/exhaust

    there is also the benefit of the 4age being about 30 kilos lighter than the pinto.

    i'm setting this car up for the street with the occasional bit of dori dori.

    8kg/mm front coil overs, -3 of camber, 13x8's with stretched rubber.

    is converting the rear to a coil over and 5 links set up both expensive and difficult or just expensive?

    as for burnouts, i can do them in the stock 1.6 but they really aren't my thing.
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    RE: MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter 2009/09/09 17:01:56 (permalink)
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    You'll be suprised with a good pinto. Not too sure if many people are familiar with Baskerville Raceway (Hobart Circuit)?? A guy I know (saw the times for a fact) has a mk1 2 door escort with uprated shocks, couple degrees of negative camber, 2 litre pinto rebuilt with an uprated cam, extractors bottom end freshened up and he did a 1.07 around baskerville. The rebuild cost him just under a 1,000 and its bascially bullet proof.

    I can understand you with the conversion, as soon as you start doing a conversion, there's no stopping!!

    I've got a club car Mk1 4 door, its basically a warm 1600, and that thing is quick as anything (well not really) but it feels like it. As long as its loud and it can smoke the tyres off the start line, thats enough for me

    good luck with the car, looks like a fun project
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    RE: MK2 Escort & AE86 Sprinter 2009/10/09 07:54:59 (permalink)
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    pinto's can do good burnouts - even on rally tires!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tK0EOK2qet0

    dont blink as you may miss it, but it is producing plenty of smoke

    the motor is just shy of 100 rwkw on a very harsh dyno, motor produces around 190 bhp

    i am a bit of a purist, stick with the pinto or a more modern ford motor
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