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Greasemonkey
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1st Sep 04 at 10:49   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Just seen a 3litre V6 Nova for sale, for £400 unfinished project, it looks like a stadard GTE, stripped out, just needs painting its in primer at the mo, i think this is bollox though, but for £400 it would be tempting, not seen pics and am trying to find out if its genuine
Sidesport
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1st Sep 04 at 10:52   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Ill buy it.

Details?
Ojc
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Is it two 1.6 engines put together?
Jason Iles
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quote:
Originally posted by Ojc
Is it two 1.6 engines put together?


don't start this crap again
Greasemonkey
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think its a 2.5V6 with the 3litre bottom end??
Ditch
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I think it will be a death trap
Teddy
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Oh the weight
3CorsaMeal
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prob started it then found rotted chassis
Greasemonkey
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still £400 and a possible rotten chassi is nothing is it i suppose, hope he seam welded the whole car
3CorsaMeal
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good price for engine alone
Ojc
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Why do people moan about rust, get the welder out and repair it.

If its done properly it should never return providing the car is well maintained.
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fixing it prob makes it stronger than when vaux first made it
Andrew
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That will fly. I want it
Ojc
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quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
fixing it prob makes it stronger than when vaux first made it


Your probably not wrong.
Teddy
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It will fly but watch it try to go round corners
Greasemonkey
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My favourite motor in my Nova days was that 2.5 V6 nova with 18's and golf headlights. the green one. I loved the wheels, does anyone know what wheels they were?
3CorsaMeal
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quote:
Originally posted by Teddy
It will fly but watch it try to go round corners


how much does the lump weigh?

how much does a nova gsi engine weigh?
Icy
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wasnt this posted before?
mind the pics up last time
Teddy
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quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
quote:
Originally posted by Teddy
It will fly but watch it try to go round corners


how much does the lump weigh?

how much does a nova gsi engine weigh?


Put it this way the 1.6 8v C16SE engine took two of us to lift it with out breaking to much of a sweat the 2.5 V6 that i helped put in an Astra - forget it that thing was so heavy.

Think of the wiring you have to do and your carrying another two cylinders on top of that - look at what you have to do to a Nova to get an XE in i mean the proper way of course.

The 2.5 V6 was nice cant remember the rims but there was rumors it had been taken off the road to be supercharged but i havent heard nothing about it since.
Greasemonkey
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supercharged shit man, should have just stuck some sabb turbos on it!!!.
The bonnet was ok too with like a beak on it
Tom
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sill idea
ajscorsa
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pics??
Wrighty
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if its a 2.5 with a 3L bottom end then its a 2.5 with a 3L bottom end and not a 3L is it
big eck
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quote:
Originally posted by yzjon
if its a 2.5 with a 3L bottom end then its a 2.5 with a 3L bottom end and not a 3L is it

The capacity of the engine goes with the bottom end dont it
ed
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quote:
Originally posted by yzjon
if its a 2.5 with a 3L bottom end then its a 2.5 with a 3L bottom end and not a 3L is it

No, to increase the capacity of an engine, you either modify the bores, or you use a different crankshaft with a different stroke. So putting on a 3.0 bottom end would give the car 3.0 of cubic capacity (slightly less actually 2995cc?).

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