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STEvieXE
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30th Jun 07 at 08:24   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
was talkin to a girl mate of mine last night and she was tellin me about her boyfriends latest creation.

a cosowrth powered mk5/6 fiesta

is this poss i asked her was it rwd and she asked him and he said no it had a focus gearbox. so i said its def a 2.0 16v turbo and she sais yeah..

is this possible??

he has made some crazy cars in the past 2.0 8v (vaux) mid engined minis rwd and others
Superlite Ltd.
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30th Jun 07 at 08:45   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Yes, it is possible

There is a cosworth 2.0 16v turbo 4x4 pug 106 out there somewhere in the UK
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30th Jun 07 at 09:07   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
yeah here

http://www.vagweb.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3945
STEvieXE
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yeah but is it poss to have it fwd with a focus box??

would the engine not need to be mounted sideways for this??
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30th Jun 07 at 09:18   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
yes and probably is?
STEvieXE
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just dont think i ever saw a focus engine mounted the other way before
Ludacris Turbo
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Might be a Focus RS engine instead of a Cossie engine.
Doug
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There are a few BMWs that are running cossie lumps
Superlite Ltd.
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ROFLMAO Doug
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yes there are 1 or 2 cars running a yb in normal FWD layout
Doug
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Originally posted by Superlite Ltd.
ROFLMAO Doug





I had really high hopes for them, but they tasted awfull
STEvieXE
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deffo a rs cosworth engine

bmwa are running them in rwd tho
Ben G
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hmmm giving me ideas of what to do to mine when it arrives

try and get some pics off her, that will answer your quetion
STEvieXE
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yeah i know, was thinkin that

 
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