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i am converting this corsa to rear wheel drive to promote part of my business which is rear wheel drive conversions it will be up for sale when its finished.
interesting project what sort of power are you expecting to be outputting with that then?
"i like the stick holding it on its side...made me giggle.... im not that clever but wouldnt cutting and welding the floor there need serious attention when re welding due to vehicle structure being designed that way....and need to be just as solid and stable. as i do know that a car can fail its MOT for some structural changes."
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i like the stick holding it on its side...made me giggle....
im not that clever but wouldnt cutting and welding the floor there need serious attention when re welding due to vehicle structure being designed that way....and need to be just as solid and stable. as i do know that a car can fail its MOT for some structural changes.
the stick is a brush its just leaning against it not holding it.
when we cut the floor out its held in place with a jig until the tunnel is welded back in the tunnel is seam welded so is stronger than when it came out the factory as panels are just spot welded in the factory.
ooooh right...didnt know that...seee....learn something new every day 
wow any updates on this? looks like a massive project!!
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it is finished just a wee wiring problem with the afm.will be up for sale when i get time to sort the air flow meter.
United Kingdom
Make: Ford
Model: Focus
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looks a very good project pal
ah good to hear! cant believe you would sell after all that work! get some pics up
2nd for the pics, would be good to see it all finished! what sort of power are you putting down with that?