Thanks guys yea its a lot of work it makes it worse that I bought a SI with the 2 litre already in and because of the shoddy work done on it I am having to do the conversion any way.
Its a good car that holds a place in my heart but when you cant afford it you cant afford it I could manage to run it with 90% of a monthly wage so if it ever went wrong again it would end up off the road ages while I got the money to fix it and it will just end up rotting away basically until I am finished training and making more money so I rather see it go to a new owner with the money to look after it like I cant.
But I will be back with another fiesta in a few year time but this one is going to a special fiesta as for the last 3 month I have been studying space frames and the theory behind them.
So my plans are to build my own space frame chassis with a mk3 or 4 fiesta shell incorporated into the chassis or bolted on top of the chassis.
The engine layout will be front mounted but I am not sure on the drive system I will use if I go RWD I will be using mazda mx5 running gear and a 2 litre naturally aspirated duratec but if I go 4WD i will be using all cosworth gear so when I am back I will have a treat in store for you all I am doing my home work on it all at the moment working out what will work and what wont and also building tools such as pipe benders and things.
I am also working on making a model mock up of the chassis using straws so I will post some pis when I finish it.
Decided to hack up the original SI inlet rubber pipe to make some spacers so I could fit the RST inlet pipe to the MAF/TB.
Its not the best job but it will do its totally sealed and looks fairly neat so it will do the job.
Cut a thin strip for the end of the inlet that goes to the TB that then made the pipe fatter so the rubber adapter would fit and be air tight.

Done the MAF side of the pipe the same but made it fatter by using electrical tape to make it fatter for the adaptor usually I would not do this but with it being on the cooler side of the pipe it dont mind.



It all works perfect so I am happy I still have to clean it up and block of the pipe holes altho I may use one of then for the cam case breather pipe and I need to see if I can bolt it to the rocker cover with out the cams hitting the bolt heads.
All in all it will be way better than the standard inlet and the K&N banana pipe which starts to melt on the bonnet on hot days lol.