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Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2006 10:20 am
by Eleanor Focus
Well, I decided to put money into Eleanor instead of buying a new whip :D

I am looking into over 200 WHP

Focussport turbo Stage 1 and 2 http://www.focussport.com/turbocharger.htm

Ford Focus 2.0L Duratec Stage 1 (Non-Intercooled) $3,195.00
Ford Focus Duratec Stage 2 (Intercooler Kit) $799.95

Cosworth Stage 1, 2, and hopefully 3 http://www.focussport.com/cosworth-manifold.htm

Cosworth Level one upgrade kit - Automatic Transmission (-2005) $1195.00 27 HP gain
Cosworth Level two upgrade kit - Automatic Transmission $1,075.50 60 HP gain
Cosworth Level three upgrade kit In Development

Plus tires, suspension, brakes and misc other upgrades about $5,000+

Now, I just have to get the ball rolling after the first of the year :twisted:

Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2006 11:29 am
by Y2k
have fun with the auto....

Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2006 12:45 pm
by mars
WOW dangit dude that'll be one fast auto!!!

Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2006 1:34 am
by spots25
oh, you still need to do a manual swap...

Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2006 1:47 am
by lox222
and a lsd

Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2006 4:27 pm
by o2designs
AWD will also help....put that on the list...

Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 3:23 am
by IMINHELL
focussport wrote: ● 42lb. Bosch fuel injectors


So is there something wrong with the larger Ford injectors? I prefer drop in/plug in and not using an adapter gasket and splicing new injector pigtails. Thats just me I guess.

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For that much I'd sure expect more than a rinky-dink fish tank boost controler. Again thats just me.

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Eight row and square end tanks. Is it just me or does that scream ebay junk? Oh and if you could please, can you place my air filter as near as you can to any and all road debris. Thanks.

Please do inquire about the included dyno time though. Safety is key :lol:


John

Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 9:50 am
by Eleanor Focus
IMINHELL wrote: Image

Oh and if you could please, can you place my air filter as near as you can to any and all road debris. Thanks.

Please do inquire about the included dyno time though. Safety is key :lol:


John


So if you owned an 05 and newer you would realize that that is a well protected area. And yes dyno time is included!!
Do a little more research next time

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Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 12:54 pm
by skhighlighn
Eleanor Focus wrote:
IMINHELL wrote:
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Oh and if you could please, can you place my air filter as near as you can to any and all road debris. Thanks.

Please do inquire about the included dyno time though. Safety is key :lol:


John


So if you owned an 05 and newer you would realize that that is a well protected area. And yes dyno time is included!!
Do a little more research next time

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that guy is always so negative. never happy for anybody. apparently he can do better than a company specializing in this stuff ... so maybe he should open his own company? at least help people out and present constructive criticism. Like hey, maybe this isn't the best setup for your 05, but ________ is. happy new years dick. good luck with the upgrades elenor, we still gotta swap tails soon.

Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 11:21 pm
by IMINHELL
So the only problem you seem to be able to point out in my post is to due with the air filter location? So I take that as you knowing nothing of fluid dynamics (square end tanks suck, do some research). You did not critisize me on the Turbo Smart or the use of Bosch injectors. I was not picking on you personally, and why you think I was is beyond me. I was trying to point out the short comings of the FS kit.


John

Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 4:43 am
by Eleanor Focus
IMINHELL wrote: So the only problem you seem to be able to point out in my post is to due with the air filter location? So I take that as you knowing nothing of fluid dynamics (square end tanks suck, do some research). You did not critisize me on the Turbo Smart or the use of Bosch injectors. I was not picking on you personally, and why you think I was is beyond me. I was trying to point out the short comings of the FS kit.


John


:idea: Everything has its short comings, its life deal with it.

I am not turbo savy, or a mechanic by any means, nor do I care to be. Heck, I don't even have a garage right now.

I have personally tore down a 69 Buick Skylark to its frame and rebuilt it from the ground up using the factory manual, just because I wanted to see if I could do it.

I realize the Focus and the 86 other vehicles before it were not up to par, but hey I still owned them. I have modified a good majority of them. And, you know what, Only the vehicles involved in a serious wreck, ever went to the junk yard while I owned them, I bet most ppl can't say that. Not one other of my vehicles left my posession that was not running and drivable, including the van that I just sold for 150.00, they drove it away

And thanks for pointing out "the bad" but I don't care.
If I did, I would have put up a post asking for peoples opinions.
Then I would take it more into consideration. :wink:

But for now I have made up my mind, and as I see it there is no other reputable sources for an 05+ Focus Automatic turbo. I found many for the zetec models including the one that "Project Red Hot Chili Pepper" has.

Yeah some idiot can piece together a turbo, like perhaps a million other ppl have. (lets not get into that argument) but unless you have the money for repairs, let me handle it 8)

I could just go out and get a better car, believe me I thought about it(read my previous posts), but what fun is that when I can be one of a few 05+ ZX5 automatics with a turbo. Either that, or I should just import a European Foci, but that would be wrong :roll: I would always have to hear from people "oh the parts must be hard to get and cost alot", oh my what should I do. :?

but anyways thanksImage


"FocusSport Duratec Turbocharger Kit
FocusSport's new Turbocharger kit for the 2.0 and 2.3 litre Duratec Focus delivers serious horsepower and torque, increasing your car's output by at least 70% on the 2.0 and at least 75% on the 2.3 liter. Refined driveability and a factory appearance make this kit the perfect choice for Focus enthusiasts everywhere. Included in the kit price is FREE dyno tuning support. WIth several years of Focus ECU tuning experience, we are able to efficiently help local AND remote customers get SAFE and RELIABLE power from the FocusSport turbo kits. Comes with a Lifetime warranty on the turbo manifold, ITG Maxogen air filter, and SCT XCalibrator2 flasher and a 1 year warranty on all other parts. "

Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 11:48 am
by o2designs
J, just go for the FS Turbo. I'm happy as hell that I got my FI from FS. FocusSport might not put down the highest numbers, but they are damn close, and they do it with safe tunes. Randy had never had a engine blow under his tune unless the owner fucked with the car someother way. If you have any questions, or problems with the kit, Randy or Ivan are always in teh shop willing to help you out. With all the companies I've dealt with ordering shit from, FS is one of the BEST I've dealt with.

Only thing I worry about, how are you going to have them dyno it? They are way out in Cali. Unless you plan on driving out. If you purchase their FI products, and a LC1, Randy will update your tune everytime you add another mod to the engine for free.

Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 12:32 pm
by sc0tty8
....I thought focus sport wasn't getting an anymore of your green backs?

Do you have a back up car to rock when you break it? You will break it.

Nice flame war, lol.

I wanna see it when its done.

Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 1:27 pm
by Eleanor Focus
I was only upset with Fs for a little while, remember my motto.

Also I plan on shipping my car to FS and have them do the work. That way I know it is done right. If I am goona put that much ching into a ride, I want it perfect.

Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 1:32 pm
by sc0tty8
Why not a 5 speed swap while you're being the big balla?