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Edd
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1.6 16v corsa will not beat a 1.6 16v saxo
1.4 16v will not beat a saxo 1.6 8v

standard that is
Ajones_17
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Why would you want to hear your car for miles
Ajones_17
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quote:
Originally posted by Edd
1.6 16v corsa will not beat a 1.6 16v saxo
1.4 16v will not beat a saxo 1.6 8v

standard that is


Amen bother
Marshall
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sorry made me sound like a chav, but i just prefer the petrol sound to diseasels like most people
Edd
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quote:
Originally posted by Ajones_17
quote:
Originally posted by Edd
1.6 16v corsa will not beat a 1.6 16v saxo
1.4 16v will not beat a saxo 1.6 8v

standard that is


Amen bother



hallelujah
Marshall
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praise the lord
Brett
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lets face it...as standard cars (forget "modding potential" - queers) the VTR is miles in front
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Loafofbrett speaketh the truth.

They handle far better aswell, always a Brucey bonus
Marshall
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calling them queers is a little harsh, they just assumed i was rich and was doing a project car.
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quote:
Originally posted by K5-KYL
sport is 88bhp standard, vtr is 90bhp standard. not that big a difference? also even the newer faster ones, dont cut it.


Pretty sure VTR's are 98bhp standard.
VTS's are 120bhp i think, both would piss on a sport
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quote:
Originally posted by Charly
calling them queers is a little harsh, they just assumed i was rich and was doing a project car.


just buy a VTR you nob
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vtr phase 2=98
" " 1=90
mwg
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all the chavs drive VTRs round our way. that alone puts me off them
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Originally posted by Ajones_17
Loafofbrett speaketh the truth.

They handle far better aswell, always a Brucey bonus



agreed
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quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
all the chavs drive VTRs round our way. that alone puts me off them


this isn't a discussion about chavs, it's about cars.

But if we are going into chav world then consider this..

Chav's tend to have all the top gear, Gucci, Armani, Lacoste, Burberry
And they all have VTRs?! Obviously better than corsas then from that understanding
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Bye a Vtr, Phase 2 with 98bhp, fit some 16's lower it, fit an exhaust and panel filter.
Stand back and agree it wont look any better than it does now regardless of what you do to it.
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quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
all the chavs drive VTRs round our way. that alone puts me off them



i actually dont see many of them up here,thats why my choice to get one was easier i would have been put off aswell if every chav had one also
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I must of seen some seriously bad Saxos or something because people seem to make out they are well built and good to drive but I've driven them, I've been in them and have found quite the opposite only thing I can think of is that I have been in all the bad ones
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quote:
Originally posted by Ajones_17
Bye a Vtr, Phase 2 with 98bhp, fit some 16's lower it, fit an exhaust and panel filter.
Stand back and agree it wont look any better than it does now regardless of what you do to it.


15's on it max or it looks gay imho, lower it and it will look much better, but imho the styling is spot on and i wouldnt want to change any of the bodywork
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quote:
Originally posted by Ajones_17
Bye a Vtr, Phase 2 with 98bhp, fit some 16's lower it, fit an exhaust and panel filter.
Stand back and agree it wont look any better than it does now regardless of what you do to it.



would agree but a very good investment would be a Procomp induction kit, bout £280 but it is a Full Carbon Induction kit, they are wicked and actually have dyno proven gains.
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I have found that Phase 2 ones are slightly better built than phase ones. But clearly a citreon wont be as well built as a vauxhall, but that contributes to the weight, and this is the key point why my 112 bhp Corsa with 8 more valves, only really and noticably pulls on a 98bhp phase 2 Vtr when i'm up into third gear
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quote:
Originally posted by Matty G
I must of seen some seriously bad Saxos or something because people seem to make out they are well built and good to drive but I've driven them, I've been in them and have found quite the opposite only thing I can think of is that I have been in all the bad ones


I have owned both corsa and saxo...saxo wins on every front including build quality. Was a bit pissed off that fuel pump went after 20k but it could happen to any car regardless of make or model.
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16's all the way, one exapmle here of my mates.
Edd
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quote:
Originally posted by loafofbrett
quote:
Originally posted by Ajones_17
Bye a Vtr, Phase 2 with 98bhp, fit some 16's lower it, fit an exhaust and panel filter.
Stand back and agree it wont look any better than it does now regardless of what you do to it.



would agree but a very good investment would be a Procomp induction kit, bout £280 but it is a Full Carbon Induction kit, they are wicked and actually have dyno proven gains.



how does this affect the idling?? i know there was some problems at first and they had to re-map quite a lot of saxo's
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quote:
Originally posted by Ajones_17
16's all the way, one exapmle here of my mates.




i stand corrected

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