Posted October 29, 2018. On 10/29/2018 at 1:09 PM, 1979Damian said: It's perfectly normal on the MK2 Focus, especially the petrols, the clutch is self adjusting. To test the clutch, try to pull off in 3rd gear letting out the clutch in the same way that you would if pulling away normally in 1st.
streetfocus. [/QUOTE]As far as 1/4 times, just to give you an idea, the Duratec 2.0 with a CAI/Header/Exhaust/Tune should get you somewhere in the 15s. But that also depends on how much tire spin you get off the line. But give or take, assuming you dont have horrific tire spin, 15s should be your best bet.
Pull the flap shaft out, remove the intake port O-rings, remove the shaft bushings, then epoxy all the holes, reinstall the O-rings, bolt the actuator back on the manifold & reinstall your i/m. Introduce Mr. Torsen to the mix, Bigger brakes then you- D23 crew- D-Tech- Sedan Revolution= #131.
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Hey I've got a new project 2016 focus Hatchback that I picked up for 500 bucks, Ive got a few parts coming in to prep it for a tune, but I was wondering if the intake manifold from the 2nd Gen Focus SE with the 2.0 Duratec would fit on the 3rd gen, so I can get something high flow. Any help is
