the 2.0 turbo engine
January-31st-2004 | 12:02 AM
#5
Protege Enthusiast
Joined: Sep 2003
Posts: 235
From: DallASS, GA, USA
Originally posted by Protoss
no it doesn't fit. it is a 2.2L engine and that engine will require custom mounts and axles for fit into the narower protege.
no it doesn't fit. it is a 2.2L engine and that engine will require custom mounts and axles for fit into the narower protege.
January-31st-2004 | 08:28 AM
#11
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Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 4,150
From: Tampa,Fl
since it really hasnt been done you'll need to start with a test fit and take measurements of what length you need the axles, and where the motor mounts will fit,then you can have a shop make the axles for you. You'll also need an ecu and harness from an F2T, unless you use haltech. Also believe you'll need a custom hood since the F2T is a quite a bit taller than any protege engine.also what tranny are you using? The Ft2 uses a Mazda H series tranny to handle all the torque this engine produces(190 lb-ft stock!!). you are really better off using a BPT since you can use off-the-shelf parts so its a bit cheaper
January-31st-2004 | 03:54 PM
#12
That's right i'm an Admin
Joined: Dec 2001
Posts: 261
From: Ottawa, ON
Originally posted by macdaddyslomo
since it really hasnt been done you'll need to start with a test fit and take measurements of what length you need the axles, and where the motor mounts will fit,then you can have a shop make the axles for you. You'll also need an ecu and harness from an F2T, unless you use haltech. Also believe you'll need a custom hood since the F2T is a quite a bit taller than any protege engine.also what tranny are you using? The Ft2 uses a Mazda H series tranny to handle all the torque this engine produces(190 lb-ft stock!!). you are really better off using a BPT since you can use off-the-shelf parts so its a bit cheaper
since it really hasnt been done you'll need to start with a test fit and take measurements of what length you need the axles, and where the motor mounts will fit,then you can have a shop make the axles for you. You'll also need an ecu and harness from an F2T, unless you use haltech. Also believe you'll need a custom hood since the F2T is a quite a bit taller than any protege engine.also what tranny are you using? The Ft2 uses a Mazda H series tranny to handle all the torque this engine produces(190 lb-ft stock!!). you are really better off using a BPT since you can use off-the-shelf parts so its a bit cheaper
and besides why would you want the f2t? it is the only interfearacne engine mazda made. 145hp wooo wooo
and a big money pit. honestly you are much better off with a KL V6 swap or a BPT.
January-31st-2004 | 11:09 PM
#15
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Joined: Sep 2003
Posts: 235
From: DallASS, GA, USA
Originally posted by mazdastyle2003
that v6 easy to put in and if so what car is it out of? is it easily customizable?
that v6 easy to put in and if so what car is it out of? is it easily customizable?