Flappjak
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Does the cinquecento 900 share the same engine as the 900 panda
General Other cars that share the 900
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General Other cars that share the 900
Fiat 127,
Fiat Ciquecento,
Fiat Fiorino,
Fiat Panda,
Fiat Uno,
Fiat Seicento,
Koral 45,
Zastava Yugo,
Seat Marbella,
Seat Ibiza,
Seat Terra,
Seat 127,
Seat Fura,
Diferences in fuel supply will be accross the list.
What you after
Fiat Ciquecento,
Fiat Fiorino,
Fiat Panda,
Fiat Uno,
Fiat Seicento,
Koral 45,
Zastava Yugo,
Seat Marbella,
Seat Ibiza,
Seat Terra,
Seat 127,
Seat Fura,
Diferences in fuel supply will be accross the list.
What you after
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Bartpanda
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the same as in pandas mk2 after 94{ 92 in some markets} =spi and double coil{ or double coils}no mech. fuel pump and distributor,most of them has 899cc capacity , plus some other changes. Before 94 it was an old 903cc with carb distributor and mech fuel pump. Easy to distinguish difference between 899 and 903: 903 has pressed metal rocker cover, late 903 and 899 cast aluminium one.{ refers to "normal" 903, because there were also 903 with aluminium rocker cover lke abarth versions, etc}
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Flappjak
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I've got a 92 panda and it's just really if any of the performance parts for them would fit the 900
Bartpanda
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I do not want to discourage you, but it is pointless to tune original panda 900 engine, making it a "70hp" engine will cost 2x more than the whole car, and will make the 70 hp panda a 11,maby 10,5sec to 60 mph car, still not mind blowing 
Cheapest performance gain would be finding punto 1200 8v 75hp engine and original panda 1.0 fire 5 speed box, plus some parts to make the swap.Still cheaper than making 70 hp out of old 903
Cheapest performance gain would be finding punto 1200 8v 75hp engine and original panda 1.0 fire 5 speed box, plus some parts to make the swap.Still cheaper than making 70 hp out of old 903Flappjak
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I do want to put the punto engine in but Tbh I'm not too sure if mine would already have a ecu to swap it or would need to be wired in since it's a carb and I already have the 5 speed so that's a bonus
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sadly nothing engine running wise would be of use. not even the gearbox.
if you had a 999cc FIRE engined panda, any other FIRE engine would have mounted up to that original 999cc gearbox.
the 903cc push rod engine takes a different gearbox bolt pattern also any ECU that drives the 903cc engine sadly wont drive any of the fire engines.
as far as wiring goes though, you only need to wire in 3 wires to the car's loom. everything else just gets transplanted from the dona car. (all but fuel pump if it was an originally a carbed engine.. then you would need an in line fuel pump)
if you had a 999cc FIRE engined panda, any other FIRE engine would have mounted up to that original 999cc gearbox.
the 903cc push rod engine takes a different gearbox bolt pattern
also any ECU that drives the 903cc engine sadly wont drive any of the fire engines. as far as wiring goes though, you only need to wire in 3 wires to the car's loom. everything else just gets transplanted from the dona car. (all but fuel pump if it was an originally a carbed engine.. then you would need an in line fuel pump)
Flappjak
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Thank you wasn't too sure on the wiring but it doesn't seem to had but then again it's wiring so it'll be hard
