mestonian
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Registered: 23rd Feb 03
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Hey guys, say for example ive got an old style punto.
Anyone have any idea whats biggest engine i can fit in it, make, model, and how much roughly fitting will cost if i can pick one up decent price.
Wouldnt wanna stick to a 1.2 and its either that or 1.4 turbo which wont get insured on.
Let me know,
Ta
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micra_pete
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coupe turbo?
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Sam
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I would have most Fiat engines would fit (with some work)? Same as with the Corsa, 2.0 16v/turbo/V6/etc.
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Pablo
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quote: Originally posted by micra_pete
coupe turbo?
This has been done! So yes...
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Super_si
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Just a question
a) have you passed you test yet?
b) have you bought a car yet?
c) do you really think you'll insured in leeds?
Thanks for your time
Si
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mestonian
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Nah cant do turbo lads for insurance reasons.
So whats biggest fiat engine then rather than turbo, 1.6 or something? 1.6 Is what im looking for, 16 if poss
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Tommy
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quote: Originally posted by Super_si
Just a question
a) have you passed you test yet?
b) have you bought a car yet?
c) do you really think you'll insured in leeds?
Thanks for your time
Si
Think his answers to those are all no.
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mestonian
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c) on dads insurance so yes!
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Gambit
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stick a 2.0 ie out of the Tipo in t
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Sam
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If I were in mestonian's predicament, I would just settle for a 1.2 16v Sporting or similar till I could afford insurance on a decent engine/car.
Not sure why I am replying to his thread, I think he's a bit of a penis personally going by his previous threads/posts and replies to my posts etc...
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mestonian
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yeh well forget all that,
Yeh sam i would go for 1.2 16v, but how much quicker than an 8v are they?
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Tommy
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Who cares about speed, its only to make up for your little weener and ure even smaller brain
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Sam
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1994-1999 models:
1.2 8v (60): 60bhp, 99mph, 0-60 in 14.5 sec.
1.2 8v (75): 75bhp, 106mph, 0-60 in 12 sec.
1.2 16v (85): 86bhp, 110mph, 0-60 in 10.9 sec.
1999- models:
1.2 8v: 60bhp, 96mph, 0-60 in 14.3 sec.
1.2 16v: 80bhp, 107mph, 0-60 in 11.4 sec.
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Sam
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Think I might trade my Astra in for a Punto!
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3CorsaMeal
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what a crap thread
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