CapperTom Posted June 21, 2008 Report Posted June 21, 2008 Hi all, In the future i want too transplant a cossie yb into my car. I know about it being a pinto so will fit onto my rack and im going too use the type 9 box i know its weak but it wont be tuned that much or take much stick but was wondering about fueling? do i use a 2.8i tank and pump or can i use a facet and return on my tank? What about a rad, the pinto one, 2.8i 1 ? and any other stuff? And where is the best/cheapest place too find an engine and how much am i going too pay for a basic complete one. Cheers Tom
Wessie Posted June 21, 2008 Report Posted June 21, 2008 4parajon has got one of the nicest instals of a YB into a capri that i've seen get some pics up jon !
capritech Posted June 21, 2008 Report Posted June 21, 2008 Yeah send jon a pm as his is one of the best around
Mk 1 Mark Posted June 21, 2008 Report Posted June 21, 2008 Hi all,In the future i want too transplant a cossie yb into my car. I know about it being a pinto so will fit onto my rack and im going too use the type 9 box i know its weak but it wont be tuned that much or take much stick but was wondering about fueling? do i use a 2.8i tank and pump or can i use a facet and return on my tank? What about a rad, the pinto one, 2.8i 1 ? and any other stuff? And where is the best/cheapest place too find an engine and how much am i going too pay for a basic complete one. Cheers Tom Better of buying a rusty or damaged saphhire that you can here running and nick the complete running gear. Can find them from around £1500 + you really need to use the cossy fuel pump and cradle. that will come with it, the rad and intercooler. Gearbox will fit in the tunnel. you can take the engine loom ecu map sensor exhaust ect..... you can use the injection fuel tank and the pump will work but if you get the complete car use the cossy pump. Pm Parajon or have a look at his car in the projects And get some pictures up of the car
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