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Icy

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12th Feb 04 at 17:44

http://icy.fotki.com/cs/trojillo
south american 1.0 turbo

dannycorsa c

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12th Feb 04 at 17:50

yeh i c! u aint doing bad tho ur motors sweet!

dannycorsa c

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12th Feb 04 at 17:52

quote:
Originally posted by LeoRaposo

quote:
Originally posted by deanmcreynolds26
the thing that covers ur engine!! PMSL

I wish to put the 16v cover, but it does not fit....

the bonnet is what u may call the hood! ami right?

vibrio

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12th Feb 04 at 18:25

quote:
Originally posted by LeoRaposo

quote:
Originally posted by SetH
Can we see the RR plot please?

RR? sorry i did not understand...

rolling road graph. what your scaning for us tomorrow

LeoRaposo

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Registered: 11th Feb 04
Location: Rio Claro - SP - Brazil
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12th Feb 04 at 18:27

allrigt!... this 1.0 turbo corsa... i´ve seen before, is from brazil also... tomorow i´ll post the picture of my ex car... a corsa 1.0 turbo...

GT4Brody

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12th Feb 04 at 18:32

Now that is sweeeeeeeeeet, i like it a lot

always liked pick ups, dont see that many modded ones apart form lowriders!!

Ian

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12th Feb 04 at 18:48

Lovely!

I would personally use Vectra door handles assuming you can get some over there, and possible a smoother wheel to go with the style of car more.

Only small details though.

For those of you asking about the bonnet look at how the light falls near the windscreen in the third pic. You can see a crease line in the bonnet heading towards just inside the headlight. The seam where the bumper meets the bonnet is also higher than UK spec.

The rear light clusters also sort of bulbus - all very subtle but worth finding the part numbers for!

LeoRaposo

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12th Feb 04 at 18:54

The rear lights in brazil are very smouth! very nice! About the door handles... this are from vectra! and about the wheels, this are from the GSI astra, 16" fit just perfetc into the car!

[Edited on 12-02-2004 by LeoRaposo]

mav

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12th Feb 04 at 19:05

hey m8 that is sweet..very smooth and subtle..

like it..............

sfxer

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12th Feb 04 at 19:20

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Lovely!

I would personally use Vectra door handles assuming you can get some over there, and possible a smoother wheel to go with the style of car more.

Only small details though.

For those of you asking about the bonnet look at how the light falls near the windscreen in the third pic. You can see a crease line in the bonnet heading towards just inside the headlight. The seam where the bumper meets the bonnet is also higher than UK spec.

The rear light clusters also sort of bulbus - all very subtle but worth finding the part numbers for!

very observant

i like that bonnet, strange how there are these little differences

Ian

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12th Feb 04 at 19:21

Later model Vectra if you have it:

sfxer

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12th Feb 04 at 19:24

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Later model Vectra if you have it:

quick, pass a bucket

Jason

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13th Feb 04 at 09:11

on a turbo where does that big pipe run to off the air intake bit?

M2RTY

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13th Feb 04 at 09:29

quote:
Originally posted by LeoRaposo

quote:
Originally posted by deanmcreynolds26
the thing that covers ur engine!! PMSL

I wish to put the 16v cover, but it does not fit....

he means the FULL metal bit on the front of the car from the headlights to the windshield

vibrio

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13th Feb 04 at 09:48

quote:
Originally posted by Jason
on a turbo where does that big pipe run to off the air intake bit?

thats a boost pipe. because heis not running an intercooler it attaches straight on to the exit of the compressor side of the turbo.

LeoRaposo

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13th Feb 04 at 09:54

Thats right, the pipe come right straight from the turbo to the intake...

Jason

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13th Feb 04 at 10:45

so uv housed the turbo way down at the bottom? connected to... exhaust manifold??

vibrio

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13th Feb 04 at 11:09

quote:
Originally posted by Jason
so uv housed the turbo way down at the bottom? connected to... exhaust manifold??

yes the turbo is connected to the exhaust manifold. I suspect he did think about connecting it to the inlet but then he decided that the exhaust gases would not spin the turbine

Jason

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13th Feb 04 at 11:19

i dont really know much about turbo's but was considering a 1.6 8v mpi upgrade and maybe turbo it! if i knew were pipes were going etc it wud help!

vibrio

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13th Feb 04 at 11:22

new manifold would need to be made to accept the flange of the turbo. and a downpipe for the exhaust would also have to be fabricated. then an oil and coolent pipes to be cannected to the turbo also.

Jason

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13th Feb 04 at 11:27

new ecu be needed?

i only want a basic turbo set up..

waste gate chatter wud be essential!!

wonder if powerflow cud do me a manifold??

vibrio

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13th Feb 04 at 11:33

not a new ECU as a UNCHIP could be used to map it. I don;t recomend turbo conversions as to do it properly is extreamly expensive. a S/C is a better bet

Jason

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13th Feb 04 at 11:35

how would it be extremly expensive??

getting pipes manufactured would be hardest bit??

how would u set up the boost of it??

and a turbo off a...??

LeoRaposo

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13th Feb 04 at 11:36

You are just right! thats exactly whats running on my car!

SetH

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13th Feb 04 at 11:40

rolling road dyno graphs? still waiting

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