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Ford fiesta mk4 engine conversion?
Hello I have a fiesta mk4 and want to stick a 1.7 puma engine what should I watch oh for and might need to add to my car with the engine.
3 Answers
- Anonymous8 years agoFavorite Answer
If you have to ask on a site like this forget it. If you have the skill, you'll be able to figure it out quite easily.
Fitting that engine to that car will be a major re-engineering exercise, costing several thousand pounds, not including parts.
- ?Lv 68 years ago
If you are going through the trouble and great cost of doing such a job...why not pick an engine with a bit of power ?
As you are dreaming why not just dream of a cossie engine instead ? its been done before and would have a little more point to it...
- Anonymous8 years ago
Why TF would you bother? You will add a measly, paltry amount of power, but face an engineering and wiring nightmare. You can buy a 1.8 turbo diseasal Fiestaahh, and have the b00st raised for a few hundred quid. Why anyone would want a crappy old plastic-fantastic f0rd is beyond me.