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LukeGSi

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26th Sep 04 at 06:45

For everyday driving, please discuss....

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26th Sep 04 at 08:24

much prefer TB's.... less hassle once on and setup.

If you can cope with the setting up and fuel consumption issue's - cheap power

LukeGSi

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26th Sep 04 at 08:36

How often do they need setting up and how bad is the consumption?

broster

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26th Sep 04 at 08:38

they dont need setting up as often as people say, but consumption is bad! lol, my dad has a mgb roadster with a bored out 1.8 in it, made it a 2.0ltr, few other goodies.....with a single webber 45.....didnt do to well on fuel! also twin 48's are gunna be to big IMO for a 20xe, what other mods are being done to it

LukeGSi

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26th Sep 04 at 08:43

Other than full rebuild not sure yet, always wanted carbs as I want to be a little different and this --->

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=172834

Made me think

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26th Sep 04 at 08:44

42 or 45 will be better

broster

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26th Sep 04 at 08:46

if you really want them then yeah go for it, means u can loose a hell of a lot of wireing, good price too. but as adam sas they will be to big for a standard engine, maybe add cams, head work to that.......

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26th Sep 04 at 08:47

there a bit expensive arent they......

broster

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26th Sep 04 at 08:48

did i miss read the price.......... yes i did lol! £500 not 300. such a early sunday morning

LukeGSi

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26th Sep 04 at 09:02

Overpriced and to big. Me thinks ill just keep an eye out. XE will have same head work as Joffs engine when it's rebuilt!

Fad

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26th Sep 04 at 09:07

i think that would be the best bet

get a set of cams, headwork etc etc before you do carbs or tTB's

broster

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26th Sep 04 at 09:08

quote:
Originally posted by LukeGSi

Overpriced and to big. Me thinks ill just keep an eye out. XE will have same head work as Joffs engine when it's rebuilt!

please please please fit it sooner than he has tho, his is just a big paper weight, bet its all rusted up inside its been sat so long lol

LukeGSi

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26th Sep 04 at 09:13

Need the money to rebuild it 1st and get some decent cams

broster

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26th Sep 04 at 09:17

quote:
Originally posted by LukeGSi

Need the money to rebuild it 1st and get some decent cams

joffs is all ready to go in, but i feel that he will upset his mates nan if he removes it from her garage lol!

LukeGSi

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26th Sep 04 at 09:21

Just need the cash to get it done

Adam-D

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26th Sep 04 at 09:24

get saving

Kerry

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26th Sep 04 at 10:18

it think its more a case of stop buying

LukeGSi

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26th Sep 04 at 11:00

corsa kev

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26th Sep 04 at 11:22

there that overpriced they sold in about 5 mins from being on mig,

LukeGSi

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26th Sep 04 at 11:30

Good on you!

Joff

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26th Sep 04 at 12:03

quote:
Originally posted by broster

quote:
Originally posted by LukeGSi

Overpriced and to big. Me thinks ill just keep an eye out. XE will have same head work as Joffs engine when it's rebuilt!

please please please fit it sooner than he has tho, his is just a big paper weight, bet its all rusted up inside its been sat so long lol

You are SOOOOOOO gonna get a monkey punch to the back of your head mofo

Joff

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26th Sep 04 at 12:04

quote:
Originally posted by broster

quote:
Originally posted by LukeGSi

Need the money to rebuild it 1st and get some decent cams

joffs is all ready to go in, but i feel that he will upset his mates nan if he removes it from her garage lol!

She keeps going on about boring it out to a 2.1

broster

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26th Sep 04 at 12:08

haha, bring in your gay boy punch, infact hit me with ur pink brolly

Joff

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26th Sep 04 at 12:10

You want it though. You really want it.

broster

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26th Sep 04 at 12:11

what can i say

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