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Hi i cant decide what engine to run in a fiesta, i've got a cvh turbo engine running good power, cossie managment etc but i'm not sure thats what i want, i miss the bark of some 40's but am i gonna sacrafice a large amount of power for the sound? what are other people running? the car is mainly a track day car so doesnt need to be an every day runner.

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I'd love an hyabussa engined fiesta but that may be a tad beyond my capabilitys, has anyone actually done this before?

 

been done to a mk1 golf converted to RWD... go to you tube and search 'hayabusa mk1 golf' or 'motorbike engine golf' anf have a looksee!

 

would be an ultiamte track day weapon. z cars build min's like that and on the track they can see off 600BHP racers!

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Hi i cant decide what engine to run in a fiesta, i've got a cvh turbo engine running good power, cossie managment etc but i'm not sure thats what i want, i miss the bark of some 40's but am i gonna sacrafice a large amount of power for the sound? what are other people running? the car is mainly a track day car so doesnt need to be an every day runner.

 

140 bhp crossflow will much quicker than a 200+ bhp turbo around the track and sound better too :thumbsup:

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I'd love an hyabussa engined fiesta but that may be a tad beyond my capabilitys, has anyone actually done this before?

 

been done to a mk1 golf converted to RWD... go to you tube and search 'hayabusa mk1 golf' or 'motorbike engine golf' anf have a looksee!

 

would be an ultiamte track day weapon. z cars build min's like that and on the track they can see off 600BHP racers!

 

 

some one did it to a smart car :twisted: was King insane (even though it IS plastic). check out hayabusa smart on youtube :D

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because they are quite an easy swap, good power, reliable and pretty cheap

 

I know that its just after the while of seeing the same thing over and over becomes like paint drying. Expand i say :lol:

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