welcome to the club we are newbys as well ,best £13.00 we have spent and a great bunch of people,looking forward to harewood show and more mods ,
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- Thread starter Merlin
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Hey mate, i've been told that I should chat to you about getting the 4WD system on my cougar. I was thinking about just RWD but 4WD seems the way to go.
A previously posted it would handle like a barge if rwd 4wd if a whole different beastie. a few members have driven the fourby and all notice the difference in how it drives. Never had the traction control light on since conversion and only wheel spin to be had is on gravel and on purpose.
I get over to yorkshire meets frequently and I'm always available for a chat mate
I get over to yorkshire meets frequently and I'm always available for a chat mate
A previously posted it would handle like a barge if rwd 4wd if a whole different beastie. a few members have driven the fourby and all notice the difference in how it drives. Never had the traction control light on since conversion and only wheel spin to be had is on gravel and on purpose.
I get over to yorkshire meets frequently and I'm always available for a chat mate
Where in Yorkshire? My parents live in goole which isn't far from me and i've noticed some guys meet in castleford which is only an hour down the road
How long would it take to have a 4WD system fitted?
Liam
Lets put it this way mine was off the road for 5 months but this conversion had never been done before so it was a steep learning curve for Nick (4wdcats) and myself we had several obstacles to overcome. But now we know what it entails it would take considerably less time .you would need something like this http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1996-FORD-MON...ewItemQQptZAutomobiles_UK?hash=item439e12bf0e
Doesn't matter about engine, body as long as transmission is intact. Send the donor over to us and when we've stripped the mondy we would need your cougar I would say 4-6 weeks you would get it back a whole lot different
but this conversion had never been done before so it was a steep learning curve for Nick (4wdcats) and myself we had several obstacles to overcome. But now we know what it entails it would take considerably less time .you would need something like this http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1996-FORD-MON...ewItemQQptZAutomobiles_UK?hash=item439e12bf0eDoesn't matter about engine, body as long as transmission is intact. Send the donor over to us and when we've stripped the mondy we would need your cougar I would say 4-6 weeks you would get it back a whole lot different
4-6 weeks would deffinately be a lot more practical for me.
Would deffinately be interesting to say the least.
Would deffinately be interesting to say the least.
