GUTEN Long Term Project Cosworth II - Mindy
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i had one new in 1989. Very fast but unsupported by Ford in the U.S. A copper tinted window took 4 weeks for the dealer to import from Germany. A new turbo took 6 weeks. If you're interested, i know where one is sitting in someone's drive way.....been there for years!Leave a comment:
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The car needs a 2.0L 16v turbo to really be authentic. However, a small-block Ford crate engine would definitely be cool. You can buy a rebuilt 302 direct from Ford Racing for $3500, which will give you S54 levels of power in a fairly compact package.Leave a comment:
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Yes! I love this car! There are a few in the golden year video that people post all of the time. You oughta put a new 5.0 in it!Leave a comment:
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I can get those sideskirts/fender flares here for pretty cheap, I wonder how much shipping would be??
What's wrong with the engine?Leave a comment:
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^dude thats not a teaser, thats a killer.
Need more info asap.
Hope we dont get that carried away...
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The idea is to make an RS500 clone along the lines of the Eggenberger car:
These things were 2400 lbs in Group A touring car trim, even with the extensive cage. Only question is what to do about the drivetrain?Leave a comment:
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That bi-plane rear wing is pretty cool...
"The bi-plane rear spoiler was changed to a single spoiler for the 1988-1989 cars; it actually increased the drag coefficient compared to the bi-plane spoiler of the earlier cars which have a coefficient of 0.32."
"The XR4Ti was on Car and Driver's Ten Best list for 1985. In 2009 however, the magazine's staff apologized for including the XR4Ti in their 1985 "Ten Best" list, and effectively recanted the award, citing that in hindsight it did not meet the criteria because it was 'odd looking'."Leave a comment:
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