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Eastbounre Corsa Bloke

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19th Aug 03 at 00:35

as above and has n e 1 got pics or stuff of it? n e thing would b great, cheers peeps

Kris TD

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19th Aug 03 at 08:52

its ultra unreliable. much better off getting a 2l or a 2l turbo

wayne hiscock

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19th Aug 03 at 08:54

so everyone says.

but i want a 1.6 turbo.

2lt is too heavy.

velos are produceing a kit by the looks m8

NovaGTE

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19th Aug 03 at 08:58

There's a bloke on MIG from South America that sells the kits, was quite reasonable when i looked into havein my Nova done.

Cybermonkey

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19th Aug 03 at 08:59

quote:
Originally posted by wayne hiscock
so everyone says.

but i want a 1.6 turbo.

2lt is too heavy.

velos are produceing a kit by the looks m8

2.0 is NOT too heavy with the correct suspension setup!!!

vibrio

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19th Aug 03 at 09:15

forget about turboing your N/A motor. it's a daft idea

lee mitchell

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19th Aug 03 at 09:16

grigglet of here done his himself with sum mates

lee mitchell

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19th Aug 03 at 09:16

but i forgot to say that the bores didn last long on the block

Cybermonkey

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19th Aug 03 at 09:19

exactly, its not a cost effective option. Car will be off the road more often than not. Its just not worth the agro!

micra_pete

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19th Aug 03 at 11:36

if done properly it can be reliable, jo's turbo micra runs fine, pushing big boost too. dont know a great deal about the corsa engine range though, but that cost a fair bit of money, think id go for the 2.0 in a corsa myself, they seem pretty impressive. if you turbo'd it yourself and need pictures to get you started i think it may be unreliable.

MatG

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19th Aug 03 at 11:43

a lad on astra-sport has turbo'd his 1.6 i will see if i can find some pics of it for you.

He has sold it now though and brought a Gsi astra G instead

MatG

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19th Aug 03 at 11:44

MatG

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19th Aug 03 at 11:45

i have got a load more pics of it some where if you wanted to see them.

micra_pete

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19th Aug 03 at 11:49

that intake tube looks a bit odd

Eastbounre Corsa Bloke

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19th Aug 03 at 12:58

i justed wanted 2 c some pics of how the look,
and ya lee mitchell i know jon, he like raged his engine b4 it was liek sorted a fooked it up lol, and as wayne hiscock
i wanna 1.6 turbo 2 lol there good enignes and r quik and it would b great with a turbo and if the enigne is rebuilt strong n that i cant c it would fook up that much?

Cole

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19th Aug 03 at 20:24

do you know irish dave with the 1.6 nova turbo he did jons speak to him he can let ya know wots involved

ThugSTar910

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19th Aug 03 at 20:32

are there any off the shelf kits for a turbo conversion? excluding the 2.0l turbo conversion from other cars. I could do it if i had the right things for the set up, am looking to turbo my 1.6. much more insurance friendly than the 2.0

oh and does anyone rekon the likes of a huge say blitz or hks turbo would replace a standard one without MUCH hassle?

vibrio

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19th Aug 03 at 21:42

the 2.0L would be better in teh long run as it is a standard engine. turboing a N.A motor is not cost effective

Tommy

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19th Aug 03 at 21:45

quote:
Originally posted by Cybermonkey24

quote:
Originally posted by wayne hiscock
so everyone says.

but i want a 1.6 turbo.

2lt is too heavy.

velos are produceing a kit by the looks m8

2.0 is NOT too heavy with the correct suspension setup!!!

How is the suspention going to make it any lighter ???

Its still gonna weigh more

wayne hiscock

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19th Aug 03 at 23:06

this is wot im thinking.

plus i dont want a 2lt. dunno why. maybe traction. maybe weight, but idunno why. i want a powerful 1.6.

vibrio

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20th Aug 03 at 07:25

I have been in Andys 1.6 and your going to have to spend a shit load of cash for power. a 2.0l is much better. but then only a select few know wot there on about.

wayne hiscock

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20th Aug 03 at 09:19

i want 160-170bhp not 220 like andy.

i use this car everyday

Cybermonkey

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20th Aug 03 at 09:27

quote:
Originally posted by wayne hiscock
i want 160-170bhp not 220 like andy.

i use this car everyday

Then why not go for one of SBD's throttle body kits?? They do one that increases HP up to 185. Good torque figures too. and very reliable.

Cybermonkey

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20th Aug 03 at 09:28

quote:
Originally posted by LoudandLow

quote:
Originally posted by Cybermonkey24

quote:
Originally posted by wayne hiscock
so everyone says.

but i want a 1.6 turbo.

2lt is too heavy.

velos are produceing a kit by the looks m8

2.0 is NOT too heavy with the correct suspension setup!!!

How is the suspention going to make it any lighter ???

Its still gonna weigh more

Yeah it weighs a little bit more, not much more than a 1.6 for sure. Good suspension setup all te way round will stop the car from lurching and rolling about under heavy driving.

Tom

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20th Aug 03 at 09:28

160-170 bhp is reasonable expectation from mantzel and a few bits if you got the older GSI engine Donna's is 160 bhp with mantzel box, cam exhaust superchip and induction kit I think....but not much torque

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