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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/02/08 22:10:33 (permalink)
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I doubt the 2.4L V8 in the latest Ariel Atom is a dinosaur - combined with it's air operated sequential flappy paddle 6spd box [:p] Aparently it's 2 Hayabusa heads on a common bottom end.

500Hp and 500kg [:u]

http://www.caradvice.com.au/10783/ariel-atom-500-v8/
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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/02/09 19:04:31 (permalink)
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Originally posted by Paul Dunstan

I doubt the 2.4L V8 in the latest Ariel Atom is a dinosaur - combined with it's air operated sequential flappy paddle 6spd box [:p] Aparently it's 2 Hayabusa heads on a common bottom end.

500Hp and 500kg [:u]


as per this^
a twin turbo hayabusa-based V8








2.8L with over 1000hp :P

its still possible in SA to engineer a v8 escort. my Boss has bought a 351 2door.
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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/02/09 21:18:11 (permalink)
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[x2x][x2x] I was refering to the traditional V8 transplants. You know, like a 302W/C, 351W/C, 308, 350 Chev, ect, ect.

Are you guys for real?? All alloy Windsor??, Ariel Atom??? Talk about more $$ than sense. If you could afford any of those engines, why would you even think of transplanting it into an Escort?? Again, more money than brain cells for sure. [V]
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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/02/10 01:28:51 (permalink)
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Here's a 5L alloy block V8 crate engine. You could have this landed for about 9-10K. If you ran all the 2010 Mustang emissions gear with it you could probably get it on the road (depending of course on the engineer who'd have to sign it off)

http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts/part_details.asp?PartKeyField=11829

Not exactly the most expensive project escort around if you chose to do it.
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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/02/10 10:01:43 (permalink)
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Here's a 5L alloy block V8 crate engine. You could have this landed for about 9-10K. If you ran all the 2010 Mustang emissions gear with it you could probably get it on the road (depending of course on the engineer who'd have to sign it off)

http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts/part_details.asp?PartKeyField=11829

Not exactly the most expensive project escort around if you chose to do it.



Pity its not the all alloy old school windsor they used to produce [:x)]
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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/02/10 17:13:23 (permalink)
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[x2x][x2x] I was refering to the traditional V8 transplants. You know, like a 302W/C, 351W/C, 308, 350 Chev, ect, ect.



That's just it, you're not comparing apples with apples?!?!?!?![x2x]

Sure a modern 4cyl 16 valve turbo is going to miles ahead of a carby fed ohv V8 designed in the 50's...................

Going on that comparison, we may as well compare an AMG V8 to an anglia and conclude that all 4cyls are dinosaurs..... Why compare 2 engines half a century apart and give such a blanket statement?

Have you been in a V8 with VVT? such as Nissans VQ45 or toyotas UZFE range???

I've been in older cars retro fitted with both, more power than you'll ever need, cheaper than an sr20, and sound like they go, like a v8 with powerband. Dont knock it till you've tried it..

Rant over...

Shaun
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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/02/17 00:20:02 (permalink)
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Chop a LS1 in half.....arch weld it up and job done...V4 power!

LS1's make an easy 250kw....so arfa one should make 125kws...

RJ

...yes I am being sarcastic
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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/02/17 22:06:04 (permalink)
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That's just it, you're not comparing apples with apples?!?!?!?![x2x]

Sure a modern 4cyl 16 valve turbo is going to miles ahead of a carby fed ohv V8 designed in the 50's...................


Sorry I wasn't aware that the "trditional V8's" as I called them, are not available in EFI, or aren't fuel injectable, or couldn't be run by ECU. [:u] They can only be carby fed.. right???
Sorry, I'll go compare an orange with an orange now. [:0]
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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/04/18 19:29:15 (permalink)
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A lot of modern day V8 conversions use Toyota 1UZFE (4L quad cam)

A roll in roll out conversion, mod plated etc is around 10K
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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/04/22 16:09:27 (permalink)
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any way let me know
thanks
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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/06/17 17:24:38 (permalink)
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So i could put a suzuki 2.5lt v6, in my escort if i wanted to ????

The Suzuki 2.5L is a 60° V6 4-stroke liquid cooled engine. Featuring an all-aluminium construction, DOHC (dual overhead cams), 24 valves per cylinders, and multi-port fuel injection it produces 165 hp (123 KW) @ 6,500 rpm and 162 lb ft (220 Nm) of torque @ 4,000
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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/06/18 10:01:38 (permalink)
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You would have to check out your local road authority rules. For some reason I think I read 2.5 is to big to be engineered anymore?
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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/06/18 18:09:33 (permalink)
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Rover v8 into escort - sounds like serious fun...

http://youtu.be/d-erP7_BOhc

http://youtu.be/DGZav6sRs5E

http://youtu.be/gJnewxZHRRs

http://youtu.be/CuUCKLO40cA
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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/06/18 19:16:31 (permalink)
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I thought about turning my car into a rover v8 powered racecar, there a great option considering they only weigh about as much as a pinto
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RE: LS1 into Escort 2011/07/19 21:54:55 (permalink)
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Here is how a escort looks with a clevo in it lol.This is my mk2 im building.




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