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Asked by Brian Apr 29, 2008 at 06:28 PM about the 2000 Ford Focus

Question type: Car Customization

what kind of engine can i put in a 2000 ford focus besides the 2.0L zetec DOHC and 2.0L SOHC?

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Jordan answered 16 years ago

any other motor would be too tough to swap in. just go turbo, much easier and cheaper.

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Kyle answered 16 years ago

Agreed. Build, turbo, done. Just make sure you BUILD FIRST. Don't assume that you can throw a kit on there and expect everything to be fine, at least not for long. Try JE pistons for some forged pistons and rods.

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Ryan answered 16 years ago

Look to the SVT Focus for inspiration. If you're not already part of a Focus-dedicated forum then its about time to join. From there, see what other people have built, are building and what sort of budget you have to work with.

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Chad answered 16 years ago

I wouldnt waste money on an engine swap for a Focus. Just do your bolt-ons and save money for a real tuner car, not a domestic.

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