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Alex_Rally
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23rd Dec 10 at 18:28   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
has any1 done the above ??
i am looking for a different conversion ..... not hurd of many like that round my way.
the engines done seem to fetch that much

Scotty_B
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Ask on ukfiestanetwork or ZSOC
Ben G
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you can't get a mk4 zs, only mk5.
DERV-POWER
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my mate put a puma engine in his
Robin
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Total waste of effort unless it's got a turbo on it. For a start, the whole offside engine mount is custom, the exhaust and inlet are on the wrong sides and it's only as powerful as a puma engine with a remap.

Much better option is the duratec, especially the st150 version. It's the right way round, lighter and more tunable, as well as being easier to fit.
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Ojc
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Total waste of effort unless it's got a turbo on it. For a start, the whole offside engine mount is custom, the exhaust and inlet are on the wrong sides and it's only as powerful as a puma engine with a remap.

Much better option is the duratec, especially the st150 version. It's the right way round, lighter and more tunable, as well as being easier to fit.
DannyE2010
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www.pumaspeed.com you can put a 2.0 st engine in mk5 my friend had one and it went very very well but you have to have alot of money so just get a mk5 an puma lump n tune it
Jenko_Sport
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As said puma engine'd ones go quite well, especially with a few breather mods.
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i had one its on my profile on here hada 4-2-1,straight through and induction kit it usta pull 4-5 car lenghs on a fiesta st too 100mph few more mods an youd be kickin sum ass all the way lol
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id love one with a focus rs engine
Alex_Rally
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i see so the puma route is easyer i think il have a good look into it
Alex_Rally
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i just read further up seens robins reply about the st 150 lump, i like the sound of that better i bet them engines fetch a canny bit more than a puma lump lol
Corsa_Sport21
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I quite like my Puma and tbh i find it quite quick(from 2nd gear up) so could only imagine in a Fiesta itl be a tad quicker.
Jenko_Sport
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They have a torque limiter in first
Corsa_Sport21
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Aye its pretty pants like.Thats probably why on paper they dont look as quick as they could/should be.
Can it be removed/by-passed??
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I get the impression that there are not many options, I've not yet found something that would go in a Puma as easy as XEs in Corsas.
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Originally posted by Corsa_Sport21
Aye its pretty pants like.Thats probably why on paper they dont look as quick as they could/should be.
Can it be removed/by-passed??


Yea you can do it easily but cant remember how off the top of my head.
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Duratec Ian, it's the only option IMO, mounts ate available, engines are cheap (mk3 mondeo is the donor) just need an aftermarket ecu but if you're on a tight budget then even megasquirt would work.

Tuning options aplenty, starting with cams and exhaust for about 170bhp, right up to 380-400 bhp with a supercharger.

Cheaper to convert to duratec and get 200bhp from that than the same power from a zetec-se.

If I'd kept my fiesta, I would have ditched the zetec by now and gone the duratec route
Ian
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What's wrong with the OE management?
Robin
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Think its canbus, not sure you'd get it to run off the donor car

Might be possible, Broster will know.
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Shame, makes a fairly cheap conversion somewhat more expensive.
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Speak to Mark, I might be wrong.

 
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