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Ztv6 flywheel and clutch bought, as well as a starter, wait for them to arrive...
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I have been back over every post and nothing there. Normally it is sensible to look at brakes and suspension if you are fitting a different engine. Not all engines weigh the same and it doesn't matter if the car is a ZT.
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Pedal boxes breaking or twisting and this is on all the models. Discs warping more than they should. DSG gearboxes breaking. Admittedly all cars have there issues/problems but it seems some more than others. I reckon is probably best to go back to carburetors and no fancy electronics to contend with.
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I think were at the same place really, its just that swapping to 190 brakes and struts is dead easy, and not really worth commenting on, and certainly easier than swapping the engine in this instance. Nonetheless it will be done.
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T series fits in the zt bay well mine has thus far, just sorting out engine side mount for correct height, also using standard t series ecu with a trick canbus unit,
classing engine as a 1992 so shouldnt even need a cat for mot. 18psi ish boost aiming for little over 300bhp as this has been achieved on standard ecu by a good few people |
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Yes, interested in this trick canbus ecu thingy. I'm planning to use the zt turbo ecu, as long as I can replicate its tooth pattern on the v6 flywheel. Might need a remap to get the best out of it.
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It seems the T16 can be taken to producing over 800bhp
http://www.an-racing.co.uk/index.html But some interesting points here; http://forums.mg-rover.org/mg-zr-rov...ll-got-447322/ And here, plus you might recognise one of the poster's; http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/t...&f=54&t=812066
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My uncle spent years driving rover 800s with Perkins Prima diesels fitted in them, he could do it with his eyes closed. |
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