Ford Focus?

[ss3011]

Originally Posted by ALMACK

I just got confirmation.

It is treated as a rear wheel drive so it's a E, F, or G stick car.

I would be curious how a racer will get around the SFI bellhousing rule with the transmission arrangement in that car

I think the rulebook allows some sort of shield if no one makes a bellhousing . You must have a SFI flywheel , so that might be a problem . It just takes a little perseverance .

[ALMACK]

Originally Posted by ss3011

I think the rulebook allows some sort of shield if no one makes a bellhousing . You must have a SFI flywheel , so that might be a problem . It just takes a little perseverance .

I'm going to read the rulebook tomorrow.

That car uses the MMT6 Ford Transmission.

I saw some pics of that trans. That would be tough to make a SFI BH.
A SFI flywheel looks doable, but super expensive I would imagine.

Those cars are $ 35K + when new. That could turn out to be one expensive Stocker.

[Aaron Allison]

Quick Time does make a 2.3L Ford to Jerico bell, but not for all wheel drive.

https://www.holley.com/products/driv.../parts/RM-4058

I am sure Ross McCombs could make it happen if need be.

-Aaron

[rawhide]

Originally Posted by Aaron Allison

Quick Time does make a 2.3L Ford to Jerico bell, but not for all wheel drive.

https://www.holley.com/products/driv.../parts/RM-4058

I am sure Ross McCombs could make it happen if need be.

-Aaron

different 2.3 engine, that would be the 2.3 used in Pinto's

[goinbroke2]

I said this a couple of years ago, a rs focus or an awd Taurus with the twin turbo v6.
Finally they are putting new stuff in the guide besides mustangs!