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retro_renault
17-01-2011, 14:17
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Not sure if i should have posted this in projects but here goes Ive got this idea in my head about running F4R in my R11 but not entirerly sure wats involved im told the bay of the R11 is bigger than that of a R5 so should have a bit more room to play with any one with any experience gimme a push in the right dirrection cheers darren

James5
17-01-2011, 14:28
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Not sure if i should have posted this in projects but here goes Ive got this idea in my head about running F4R in my R11 but not entirerly sure wats involved im told the bay of the R11 is bigger than that of a R5 so should have a bit more room to play with any one with any experience gimme a push in the right dirrection cheers darren

Hi Darren,

F4r conversion is pretty easy to do matey, you might want to check this out as another idea and keep yopu r11 as turbo:agree:
http://www.rtoc.org/boards/showthread.php?t=4909

i l k e r
17-01-2011, 16:12
hello mate,

as you can see in my project thread there are lots of cutting involved if you want to fit the f4rt engine with the ND0 gearbox.

I have now finished all the cutting (hopefully :sos:) and the engine is now fitted to the car. Another problem I now need to tackle is; there's no room whatsover for a steering rack :scared:

so I'd suggest to use a jc series gearbox as Matt has done;

http://www.rtoc.org/boards/showthread.php?t=2310

retro_renault
17-01-2011, 17:31
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Hi Darren,

F4r conversion is pretty easy to do matey, you might want to check this out as another idea and keep yopu r11 as turbo:agree:
http://www.rtoc.org/boards/showthread.php?t=4909

when you say easy, how much is involved in mounting the engine and box does it mount on the o.e subframe with the box mount on the chassis leg, after looking at this project thread i do like the idea of F4RT but looks like a hell of a lot of work

retro_renault
17-01-2011, 19:57
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What would be the down/up sides to fitting F4R and doing a turbo conversion on it, would this be easier to mount in he bay with jc box rather than F4RT with NDO

i l k e r
18-01-2011, 09:28
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What would be the down/up sides to fitting F4R and doing a turbo conversion on it, would this be easier to mount in he bay with jc box rather than F4RT with NDO


clio172/182 block with megane 225 internals and cylinder head paired with a clio 172/182 gearbox would be the easiest conversion imo.