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Corsa-b-1998

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13th Sep 12 at 21:50

Alright guys brought a corsa b 1.2 16v sxi 1998
The engine does not start or turn over apparently it's not worth fixing but I thought it's a bargin for £100

Does anyone know the easiest engine conversion? Or the cheapest want it faster it's my track car so no insurance matters

Thanks

tom130691

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13th Sep 12 at 21:54

1.6 or 1.8 16v will be the least hassle,
but the usual route is redtop

Corsa-b-1998

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13th Sep 12 at 22:00

I think redtops are really common, could you advise what vauxhall I use as my donar?

Thanks

Mieran

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14th Sep 12 at 00:38

x16xe or x18xe1

D0NN3R

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14th Sep 12 at 07:21

easyest donar car will be a another corsa

tobyc20xe

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14th Sep 12 at 07:33

X20XER engine if you can find one....took me 8mounths to find one but is a pritty amazing thing.

bazzaa

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14th Sep 12 at 08:34

redtop

Jed D

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14th Sep 12 at 08:34

V6 it, practically as easy as a 'redtop'

jay26

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14th Sep 12 at 08:42

quote:
Originally posted by Jed D
V6 it, practically as easy as a 'redtop'

Don't be daft, not everyone has your conversion skills pal

Jed D

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14th Sep 12 at 08:48

quote:
Originally posted by jay26

quote:
Originally posted by Jed D
V6 it, practically as easy as a 'redtop'

Don't be daft, not everyone has your conversion skills pal

same wires etc... only issue is getting the back manifold and down pipe in. easy enough with someone with welding skills

....and a corsa b chassis doesn't need to be strengthened providing its not rotten

[Edited on 14-09-2012 by Jed D]

Alex_Rally

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14th Sep 12 at 11:24

theres a few redtops kicking about already in cars for like 500 , just buy one done its much easyier

Jed D

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14th Sep 12 at 12:05

quote:
Originally posted by Alex_Rally
theres a few redtops kicking about already in cars for like 500 , just buy one done its much easyier

factory fitted ones

can normally pick up one with 80 odd k thats had a full rebuild and is faster than scoobys fairly cheap these days

Corsa-b-1998

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14th Sep 12 at 15:28

Thanks for the help guys, I think I'm going to go for the 1.8 or the redtop, get some pics uploaded soon

Thanks again

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