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STEvieXE

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8th Feb 15 at 19:43

Hey guys, are there any corsa b out there with the astra h cdti 150 bhp engine fitted? I've saw C s with this done but no b s?

Crana

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8th Feb 15 at 22:55

[Edited on 08-02-2015 by Crana]

STEvieXE

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9th Feb 15 at 07:25

Thanks, any build threads?

Jed D

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9th Feb 15 at 08:06

nice conversion that, seen pics on fb, hats off to the boyos at RTP... wouldnt like to be the one doing the wiring for it myself

still much prefer the 1.7dti though, we haven't even scratched the surface of what can be done with them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fldm5DXcBKI

pow

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9th Feb 15 at 08:07

Jed D

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9th Feb 15 at 08:09

that C your on about silver STEvieXE?
its from around Scarborough i think, quite quick with a map on etc...

tom130691

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9th Feb 15 at 10:21

rapid and many fuel economies like it

corsajay88

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9th Feb 15 at 10:50

quote:
Originally posted by Crana

[Edited on 08-02-2015 by Crana]

That was at Opel treffen last year.

STEvieXE

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9th Feb 15 at 13:14

Cant rem Jed, think there was a couple but wasn't paying much attention as it was b s I was searching for

STEvieXE

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9th Feb 15 at 13:15

That blue ones pretty impressive!

Corsa_Sport21

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9th Feb 15 at 15:43

quote:
Originally posted by Jed D
nice conversion that, seen pics on fb, hats off to the boyos at RTP... wouldnt like to be the one doing the wiring for it myself

still much prefer the 1.7dti though, we haven't even scratched the surface of what can be done with them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fldm5DXcBKI

I'm guessing that's a 1 off though with mega money thrown at it?

That car aside, why do you prefer the 1.7dti?

Jed D

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11th Feb 15 at 20:14

quote:
Originally posted by Corsa_Sport21

quote:
Originally posted by Jed D
nice conversion that, seen pics on fb, hats off to the boyos at RTP... wouldnt like to be the one doing the wiring for it myself

still much prefer the 1.7dti though, we haven't even scratched the surface of what can be done with them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fldm5DXcBKI

I'm guessing that's a 1 off though with mega money thrown at it?

That car aside, why do you prefer the 1.7dti?

no, that was one of a few that the Portuguese brought over to usc iirc, and from what he was trying to tell people, its standard internals, dti, boost wound up, management and a shitload of nitrous i think, not 100% sure...
fucking impressive for a diesel, diesel internals are much stronger as standard than petrol and it'll be lighter as a whole than mine no doubt
personally iv found the 1.7dti's more reliable than the 1.9cdti's, my current 1.9cdti (120) is behaving itself though, touch wood

(no disrespect to the above 1.9 conversion cos that things pretty awesome)

[Edited on 11-02-2015 by Jed D]

Jed D

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11th Feb 15 at 20:20

bit off topic but check out the seat too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntcgko_UKFw

Corsa_Sport21

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11th Feb 15 at 20:38

Are the 1.7dtis not bad for shitting ecu's and fuel pumps?

Jed D

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11th Feb 15 at 20:46

i never had a bother but then again never owned one for long, alternators tend to pack up though... guessing those will probably have uprated pumps and management though, we haven't even scraped the surface of whats achieveable out of them over here

[Edited on 11-02-2015 by Jed D]

Corsa_Sport21

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11th Feb 15 at 21:48

That can be said about quite a lot of engines though, diesel or petrol. Most folk over here just aren't interested in spending the big bucks on things that aren't tried and tested.

carl roper

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11th Feb 15 at 22:10

It's the solder joints in the edu that go dry and break. Nice easy simple fix. I was going to use a 1.7dti as a base but couldn't find anyone in the uk interested. For example I emailed a few companies about uprated injectors for them but got no response. There too busy with the 1.9cdti as there more frequently tuned

Warren G

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15th Feb 15 at 10:06

There is only one corsa c on the road them Im aware of with the 1.9 CDTi in

Nic Barnes

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16th Feb 15 at 23:25

quote:
Originally posted by Jed D

quote:
Originally posted by Corsa_Sport21

quote:
Originally posted by Jed D
nice conversion that, seen pics on fb, hats off to the boyos at RTP... wouldnt like to be the one doing the wiring for it myself

still much prefer the 1.7dti though, we haven't even scratched the surface of what can be done with them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fldm5DXcBKI

I'm guessing that's a 1 off though with mega money thrown at it?

That car aside, why do you prefer the 1.7dti?

no, that was one of a few that the Portuguese brought over to usc iirc, and from what he was trying to tell people, its standard internals, dti, boost wound up, management and a shitload of nitrous i think, not 100% sure...
fucking impressive for a diesel, diesel internals are much stronger as standard than petrol and it'll be lighter as a whole than mine no doubt
personally iv found the 1.7dti's more reliable than the 1.9cdti's, my current 1.9cdti (120) is behaving itself though, touch wood

(no disrespect to the above 1.9 conversion cos that things pretty awesome)

[Edited on 11-02-2015 by Jed D]

not sure management works on diesels tbh

Jed D

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16th Feb 15 at 23:37

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes

quote:
Originally posted by Jed D

quote:
Originally posted by Corsa_Sport21

quote:
Originally posted by Jed D
nice conversion that, seen pics on fb, hats off to the boyos at RTP... wouldnt like to be the one doing the wiring for it myself

still much prefer the 1.7dti though, we haven't even scratched the surface of what can be done with them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fldm5DXcBKI

I'm guessing that's a 1 off though with mega money thrown at it?

That car aside, why do you prefer the 1.7dti?

no, that was one of a few that the Portuguese brought over to usc iirc, and from what he was trying to tell people, its standard internals, dti, boost wound up, management and a shitload of nitrous i think, not 100% sure...
fucking impressive for a diesel, diesel internals are much stronger as standard than petrol and it'll be lighter as a whole than mine no doubt
personally iv found the 1.7dti's more reliable than the 1.9cdti's, my current 1.9cdti (120) is behaving itself though, touch wood

(no disrespect to the above 1.9 conversion cos that things pretty awesome)

[Edited on 11-02-2015 by Jed D]
not sure management works on diesels tbh

no idea, not something iv ever looked into, whatever them crazy Portuguese are upto with the dti engine, its working well

am i rite in thinking the dti is a twin cam engine, or there is a 1.7 diesel engine found in a vaux that everyone misleads as a sohc when its in fact a double...?
i know theres a few varieties of 1.7 diesels, 1.7 cdti's seem to be nothing but bother

carl roper

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17th Feb 15 at 13:35

There's the 1.7 sohc isuzu lump with Bosch ve pump, a 1.7dti which is a dohc isuzu lump with direct injection pump then there's the 1.7cdti again dohc using an isuzu lump with common rail injection.
Vauxhall did make a pathetic 1.7 sohc found in late mk3/early mk4 Astras

Jed D

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17th Feb 15 at 14:39

awesome

so what about the 1.7 DI found in a lot of combo vans, i know its still turbo but it doesnt run an intercooler, is it just the same as the dti

its the dti i think their using on that nova

gazza808

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17th Feb 15 at 15:09

yes you can get standalone management for diesels, just not massively common.

Robin

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17th Feb 15 at 16:05

It's mega money too

carl roper

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17th Feb 15 at 16:18

The di is the same as a dti just minus the intercooler as far as I'm aware. Nobody has reached the limits of the bosch ve pump yet as far as I'm aware. It only seems to be the peugot 306 people who push them. All vauxhall people do is remove the white ring and turn the fuel screw up and think that's all there is to it

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