UN1 to V6 duratec

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punky

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8 posts

212 months

Saturday 30th September 2006
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Hi
Can anybody help me with any information regarding fitting a UN1 gearbox to a V6 duratec engine.I know you can get a bellhousing for the four pot duratec but the bolt pattern is different.
I,ve spoken to Kevin at GTORACING who can fit a new clutch shaft with a ford spline and maybe an adaptor plate, but was wondering if there were any other options or if anybody has accoplished this already.

many thanks ...Andy...

Shirley Temple

2,232 posts

233 months

Saturday 30th September 2006
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punky said:
Hi
Can anybody help me with any information regarding fitting a UN1 gearbox to a V6 duratec engine.I know you can get a bellhousing for the four pot duratec but the bolt pattern is different.
I,ve spoken to Kevin at GTORACING who can fit a new clutch shaft with a ford spline and maybe an adaptor plate, but was wondering if there were any other options or if anybody has accoplished this already.

many thanks ...Andy...


I think you'll be looking at an adaptor plate, or a transverse set up AKA Noble, using the Mundano gear box.

what are you building?

Mark

punky

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8 posts

212 months

Sunday 1st October 2006
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Hi Mark.
I,m looking to fit one in my Esprit.

ELAN+2

2,232 posts

233 months

Sunday 1st October 2006
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There were a few companies in the dim and distant past that used to make up adaptor plates for all sorts of wierd and wonderfull concoctions (Rover V8-Skoda transaxle was one!) thier names were "flowtech and UVA(of Kit car fugutive fame) Theres a Guy called Al on here that has got something to do with a chevy into esprit conversion, he may be able to help. Alternatively get a machine shop to make one up for you. If I remember corectly, the UN! has got a removeable bellhousing, if so, it may be possible to cut off the flange and weld/bolt on a Ford friendly one.Get some one who can measure up accurately to draw you some diagrams, then its down to the machiners!!

Mark

cossiemetro

1,092 posts

241 months

Tuesday 3rd October 2006
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i've got a cossie YB on a un1 i'm sure you can get an adaptor plate and a new rear splined shaft made

Alpineandy

1,395 posts

244 months

Wednesday 4th October 2006
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