Technical uno 75sx 1988?
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Technical uno 75sx 1988?
127swe said:
In the UK, we only had the Uno 70 SX, not a 75. European Unos did come with a 1500 engine as an option, but ours were either a 1299cc or a 1301cc OHC engine (non FIRE), which itself was a derivative of the engines fitted to the 127 and 128.
If the Regatta has the ohc 1500 engine, then that is also the same engine as fitted to the X1/9 and 1.5 litre Lancia Delta. They should all in theory be a straight swap into a Uno.
And yes, all 1988 Unos (in the UK) had a carburetor. Fuel injection didn't come in until the mk2 from approx. 1992.
Hope this helps!
puttekula
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Could it be the 1372cc in the 75sx, my 70 sl has the 1301cc.
puttekula said:
1372cc engine only came in with the mk2 Uno (1990 onwards). A 1988 75SX will be a mk1!
SuperUno
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It is the same engine as the 1299/1301cc just a longer stroke, to achieve the extra capacity.
The 1500cc block was the basis for the Lancia Delta S4 engine, which was super and turbo charged to give over 600bhp in the Grp. B days of rallying in the mid 80's.
The 1500cc block was the basis for the Lancia Delta S4 engine, which was super and turbo charged to give over 600bhp in the Grp. B days of rallying in the mid 80's.
SuperUno said:
I thought the Delta S4 engine was based on the old Fiat Twin Cam engine?
