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15th Jul 04 at 00:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Hey everyone, just about to give my Corsa C an oil change but the bloody sump nut is on FAR too tight. Is there some trick to it?

Also, for the hell of it I threw my stock standard corsa C (1.4l) on the dyno. Here is the result at the front wheels with high octane premium fuel. (please forgive the photo, I don't have a decent digital camera at the moment, only the camera on my phone).



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15th Jul 04 at 00:25   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

73 at the wheels? If not, your 1.4's performing like a 1.2
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Yeh think the 1.4's are supposed to run at 90 standard.
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Yes lads but dont 4get the 25% rule.
The 1.4's run 90bhp standard AT THE FLYWHEEL, the power at the wheels is alwasy 20-25% less because of friction while getting from the flywheel to the wheels.
90bhp - 25% is actually 67.5bhp at the wheels so the car is running a few more horsepower than standard :thumbs;
Its running about 100bhp at the flywheel which of course is 10bhp up from standard

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it says at the bottom of that pic HP 100.9
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maecs sunp nut was rounded off etc i got a pair of mole grips, put them on as tight as possible, then heated it all up with a blow torch. came off dead easy then
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Originally posted by chris_uk
it says at the bottom of that pic HP 100.9


yeah well spotted

this must b an aytomatic converter that works out from the horsepower measured by the RR at the wheels what the horsepower is at the flywheel

100.9bhp sounds right and proves what i said above
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not bad from a 1.4i,

wonder what mine is..
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over reading IMO if its a std car...... rollers are prob out

AND just noticed..... it was done in 3rd gear most runs are 4th.......
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mine measured 68 at the wheels, roughly 98 at the fly on 95ron....
how's the car run ? i think these latest engines are 'lazy'....not a patch on the early 16valvers, it's starting to loosen a bit now at 28,000 plus k&n panel filter and modded airbox has helped.
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Adam Kindness,

The run was done in 3rd as the dyno was calibrated for 3rd. I understand MOST runs are done in 4th... BUT, it was definitely set for a 3rd gear ratio as a friend with a stock 4G63 based car (105kw 2L 4cylinder from mitsubishi) recorded 94.9hp @ wheels in 3rd which is spot on for his car.

But yeah, the reason for the extra hp is the fuel without a doubt. I refuse to put anything less than 100 octane in the tank.

 
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