Engine change

[bowler]

Hi guys as some of you know i have crazy ideas im going to buy a ford escort van and was wondering if anyone knows of any turbo engine will just drop in without making new engine mounts or widening the front end ty in advance ganji

[[TC] Nathan]

Not really the place to ask this, you would be better on a escort/ford forum

I have seen YB engines in them from the sierra/ escort cosworth, really you would want to be taking the drive train also from the cossie.

Perhaps a rs2000 2.0 engine non turbo though.

Things to consider.

Is it really worth it ?
Fueling ?
Management?
Mounts?
Drive Train?
Gearbox mounts?
Wiring?

Ideally you need to plan this in detail, obtain all the parts then do it.

Consideration of movement of ancillaries must be considered.

[SO•Audiojack]

Which model years are you looking for? You know that the Escort van was produced since the Mk1.

Anyway, I'm ASSUMING you mean something like the Mk5 or Mk6 Escorts which already came with Zetec-engines from the factory.

You're best off putting a 1.8 or preferably a 2.0 Zetec in a van and turbocharge that if necessary. You could also put a Ford DOHC engine in it from a Sierra or something but I'd say the Zetec is a better way to go in this day and age.

If you are going for an older van, you could also consider turbocharging an existing CVH engine or even a Crossflow if you get an Mk2 or something

In any case you can get pretty much everything from Burton Power. Still, a turbo swap will never be cheap or easy.

http://www.burtonpower.com/

[[TC]►Nick◄]

Please don't kill yourself or others.

[[TC]►Leon◄]

(2015-08-08 15:35)Nick Wrote:  Please don't kill yourself or others.

Respond to your thread, Nick!

[Otava]

Gl, you could just buy a rollce roy uengine and mount it on top, never worry about slowness again!