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![]() I have my engine & gearbox sat in my chassis ( On blocks )
It has been placed at what I think is the ideal position ( Technicaly ) . Centre of the front crank pulley more or less in a direct straight line to the centre of the input shaft of the diff. As far back as possible, 20mm clearance between cylider head & scuttle chassis rails. Looking at the Escort Silvertop Zetec 1.8 sump it will require a bit of a trim to gain maximum ground clearance. Before I finally get round to fabricating the engine mounting arms ![]() What are the potential, problems/disadvantages of doing any of the following ![]() Moving the engine forward a couple of inches to possibly allow the use of he standard Zetec Thermostat housing. Raising the engine a little to allow maximum ground clearance without modding the sump. One last thing. What thickness material have others used to fabricate the new engine mounting plates. All thoughts welcome ![]() ![]()
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I am not a complete idiot...........Some of the parts are missing !! Ronnie ![]() www.roadster-builders.co.uk |
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