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Does anyone know if the fiat panda 750cc engine and the cinquecento 903cc engine are the same and if so would they fit in a Zastava 750/fiat 600.I'm going to try and get hold of one and build up a psuedo Abarth replica as daily driver.Also does any one know of somebody who inports them,i know theres one in the F/S section but i wanted to keep my options open on choice.
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Should be, the 903cc in my Yugo is the same as the 903cc Panda lump
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:)I'm fairly sure the Panda 750 engine is the OHC FIRE engine...the 903 cc engine is OHV.
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madmog
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ZASTAVA, FIAT QUESTIONmadmog
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I had a Panda 750 a few years ago - it was a FIRE engine. But I think the older Pandas (the ones with the non-symmetrical bit of punctured metal for a front grill) used a different engine, probably the OHV.
As Zastava's and Fiat 600/750s had in-line four cylinder engines, a FIRE should at least fit physically...)
The real question I guess is whether the bolt patterns to the bellhousing of the OHV and FIRE are the same.
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aij29
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Hi The 903cc ohv engine was used in the Fiat 127,uno,panda,128(i think) and loads of others, The only problem is the way the crank rotates the fwd car crank rotates in a different direction to the rwd cars(cant remember which way each one rotates)(sorry to much vodka/redbull  ) If the zastava your after is rear engined you will need a motor from an Fiat 850 coupe or something similar, Or if you want to use a fwd engine do lots of research before buying the engine as it may be more trouble than it`s worth? Good luck Adrian |
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Oh i see,so a honda engine is the only modern option then ;D
That seems odd that they would make similar looking engines that rotate in different directions,this might sound daft but if i fit the original starter that rotates in the same way as the old engine would the engine work in the oposite direction.
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