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Ok, I have a spare Nova engine bay, a spare NE engine, the correct mounts and drives. A few questions now.
Its a Cav NE so has a widebelt bottom pulley.
Q1. Will this badly fowl the Chassis leg?
Q2. Will an XE narrow belt pulley fit in its place and if so whats required?
On a seperate note, I've been told to use a TD Cav Flywheel and Clutch to mate an F13/14 to the same engine.
Q3. Is this true?
Dod love for any useful replies. :D
let_nova
13-07-09, 03:49 PM
Ok, I have a spare Nova engine bay, a spare NE engine, the correct mounts and drives. A few questions now.
Its a Cav NE so has a widebelt bottom pulley.
Q1. Will this badly fowl the Chassis leg?
Q2. Will an XE narrow belt pulley fit in its place and if so whats required?
On a seperate note, I've been told to use a TD Cav Flywheel and Clutch to mate an F13/14 to the same engine.
Q3. Is this true?
Dod love for any useful replies. :D
Q1: yes it will fowl the chassis leg.
Q2:yes the xe one but it will have to be re drilled.
the ne post 1991 can be used also.
let_nova
13-07-09, 03:50 PM
Q3: im not sure. would of thought you would of used the flywheel from the engine the gearbox came from??
The XE bottom pulley is 6 bolt and the 8v one is 4 bolts, do I need to remove the bottom Cog for the timing belt as well?
let_nova
13-07-09, 03:55 PM
the SEH bottom pulley can be used.
I've tried that and again, the difference is between the 4 bolt pulley on the NE and the 6 bolt pulley on the SE. Also, they dont sit out as far on the NX so the SE item will touch the timing belt cover.
let_nova
13-07-09, 04:40 PM
yes they are different offsets. an ne one before 1991 will be correct. or just order one?
Where can they be gotten? TBH, I reckon I can find what I need locally and FOC which is always preferable to actually spending money. lol
let_nova
13-07-09, 04:54 PM
pm CEMEX. hes a top bloke and he send me the 2 pulleys for 15quid. or even colin smith
Again, FOC is preferable but I'll bare it in mind mate. Thank you very much!!
Any advance on Q3?
let_nova
13-07-09, 05:43 PM
i have been told you can use a 1.6 flywheel but you have to make the holes slightly bigger. but from my search results also tell me that you use a N/A derv flywheel. fook knows what off.
See Derv came in 1.5 T and Straight as did the 1.7s. I suppose the best thing to do is start stripping down engines and see whats what.
let_nova
13-07-09, 05:48 PM
well it says N/A (naturally aspirated) eg:non turbo
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