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Formula Ford - Wikipedia
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Formula Ford Engine – performancedevelopments.com
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Formula Ford 1600cc, F2000 and 2.0L Sport Car Engines. The crossflow engine was used all over the world in these categories and are still used today in historic racing. The 1600cc engines produced around 120BHP and the 2000cc engines around 150BHP. Neil started his race engine building career on a 1600cc engine used in New Zealand’s Formula Ford series.
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Formula Fords - Total Precision Engines
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Formula Fords TPE goes to great lengths to build the highest quality LEGAL Formula Ford engines! Using only legal quality parts in all of our Formula Ford builds! Consistency and accuracy are key to a competitive Formula Ford race engine! TPE offers many parts for your Formula Ford: Competition Prepped Carburetors Ignition / Distributors Starters
5 Formula Ford 1600 Engine Builders - Motor Sport …
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Though FF1600 was originally based around the 1,500 cc Cortina GT engine (the category was known simply as “Formula Ford” before the advent of FF2000 and Sports 2000) from the beginning of 1968. FF’s first full season, the Ford “Kent” engine has been mandatory and Ford has guaranteed supply of this unit, regardless of its own production car plans, for as long as the …
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