Sorry, may have confused things. The ECU will require the input but you can get low rise sensors and side mounts. My current 2.3L Caterham has a side mount connection off the cam cover.Originally Posted by scannon
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Sorry, may have confused things. The ECU will require the input but you can get low rise sensors and side mounts. My current 2.3L Caterham has a side mount connection off the cam cover.
Mike
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NA 2.5L at 134hp/L...sweet! Cant wait to hear it at full song!
NA 333hp in my pals stock z4m is a treat. I cant even fathom with 1/3 the weight!
Ryan
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Fantastic work, Croc, and a completely gorgeous car. I apologize - I would not have PM'd you for info if I had known about this thread. Your detailed explications have provided me with additional choices for my forthcoming Seven - thanks for that. I simply cannot make this ANOTHER multi-year project, so a Cat that I can upgrade to 2.5 liters or a stock 620R are now my primary choices. Best of luck with this trailblazing venture - to be able to accurately state that your (anything) is among the (any ultimate quality) in the world is an amazing accomplishment in 2021. This is a Caterham to drive into the cloud tops of Mount Olympus - congratulations!
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No apology needed. I share to save someone the pain of reinventing the wheel plus I like the idea of you also going bonkers like me!
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2010 Caterham CSR with Cosworth 2.3 Duratec
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1972 Lamborghini Espada GT
1975 BMW CSL Group 4 (restoration finished - track set up time)
1977 Holden Torana "A9X" (awaiting restoration)
1985 Holden Commodore SS Group A (suspension restoration)
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