The FRST EFi CVH looks like it's short life in my 2+2 will be coming to an
end soon. It's going to need a new head courtesy of a cross threaded plug,
and it's developed a bottom end noise I'm not happy about. Looks like it's
easier to swap than repair.
 
Trawling the breakers and forums for replacements has turned up a few CVH's
of varying condition, but more Zetec and ZVH than anything.
 
That got me thinking - I'd quite like to keep the car turbo'd with the T25
as not only is that fairly new, there's a brand new rad, intercooler and
exhaust just gone on, and have already sourced a decent replacement FRST
head. To top that, I dont like the sound of chopping up the spaceframe.
 
I'm not in search of massive power, so I'm also looking at 1.8 Zetec blocks.
Assuming appropriate ZVH turbo conversion on the pistons and rods, together
with oilways blocked off and an appropriate flywheel, would I have any space
problems or issues with the mounting? 
 
And could I re-use my OFAC loom and ECU?
 
I've done some reading up, but everything points me towards modifications
needed on the 2.0/2.1 and I'm not sure how relevent that would be to me if I
just want the 1.8 block with a turbo CVH head
 
Thanks in advance
 
 
 
Andy

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