eric humphreys Posted February 13, 2010 Share Posted February 13, 2010 My fiesta began its life as a trade in i picked up cheap.. the three door 1.1L it was my daily run around i soon had avo lowering springs on it. The steels wheels needed to go so i replaced them with escort 5 spokes in white which gave it that rallyesc look. A pair of OMP fixed back buckets went in then poor little 1100 gave up and through a rod through the block..... That was it then i had a decent 3door Shell and no engine so me and my friend decided to start up our garage anticks again and build a hillclimb/road rally car. but no ordinary fiesta mk3 track car oh no first thing was strip it to Shell then we went in search of parts to turn our new found project in to something different we sourced a sierra 2.0l 8v with the ajoining gearbox it was then we decided to go rwd. the parts we salvaged from the sierra 2.0l 8v efi full wiring loom gear box ignition barrel key ecu front struts front subframe front engine mounts front brake setup and hubs the rear end of the car we wanted to create something a tad different again so we turned to another manufacturer (which some of you may not agree with but hay) we removed the rear running gear from a subaru impreza diff rear subframe drive shafts trailing arms rear brake drums but soon to be swapped for discs yet we still had a Shell with not a lot going on on it ........ so we invested in a full bolt in OMP roll cage and basically thats it i will post pictures of how far we have got soon please let me know what you think and if anyone has any ideas or usefull input then i will be very greatful cheers Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thesilverfox Posted February 13, 2010 Share Posted February 13, 2010 Sounds differet - keen to see pictures! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eric humphreys Posted February 13, 2010 Author Share Posted February 13, 2010 here are some pics of it so far engine mounted and the front subframe and suspension all in and together. The cage is also fitted and everything is coming together well. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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