Does anyone know if you can run a 1999 Ford Escort Zx2 in the IMCA Sport Compact class? I see they have a rule outlawing any type of Variable Cam Timing, which the Zx2 has on it's exhaust cam. However, I see a lot of Zx2s listed for sale as IMCA legal. Do local tracks that run IMCA Sport Compacts change the rules a little?
IMCA Sport Compact Rules
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Saturn are the lightest and are very fast if the gearing is right for the track you plan to run. theres only so much you can do with tire size. 4 door are lighter than 2 door. dohc 90s cars.
the escort gt is real fast at some tracks depending on gearing also, even the 88 hp non gt dominates at some tracks those are really light cars.
I have built and sold around 90 race ready 4 cyl cars, I did over 28 a year for 3 years. Its slowed down now around here because people want souped up motors lightweight cheater parts etc.
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not all the 2.0 liter zetec engines used in the zx2, contours, and focuses used the vct. it was only used for reducing nox instead of using an egr valve.
olin
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the 2.0 dohc zetec engine was used in contours, mystiques, escorts, and focuses. a lot of them did not use a vct. swap out the head and some minor pcm/ harness work and you have an engine with no vct.
olin
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