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Corsa E-Tec

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Registered: 4th Feb 04
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14th Dec 05 at 09:40

check the pic

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/UPGRADE-MOD-5-20BHP-VAUXHALL-ASTRA-CALIBRA-CORSA-TIGRA_W0QQitemZ8021964977QQcategoryZ32094QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Nic Barnes

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14th Dec 05 at 09:42

i have ths mod and yes it works

Rob B

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Registered: 8th Jan 04
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14th Dec 05 at 09:42

~~‹(•¿•)›~~ Standard Ford Mondeo 2.0L DOHC ZETEC = 130 BHP ~~‹(•¿•)›~~
~~‹(•¿•)›~~ Exhaust system £275 which added 15 BHP ~~‹(•¿•)›~~
~~‹(•¿•)›~~ Full Induction Kit £110 which added 8 BHP ~~‹(•¿•)›~~
~~‹(•¿•)›~~ Superchip programmed for my car £250 which added only 1 BHP ~~‹(•¿•)›~~
~~‹(•¿•)›~~ Air Temperature Sensor Resistor £3.49 Giving my Mondeo an extra 12 BHP ~~‹(•¿•)›~~

15 BHP off a exhaust system

Corsa E-Tec

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14th Dec 05 at 09:43

did they use you in the picture to promote their product?

Nic Barnes

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14th Dec 05 at 09:44

yes, yes they did. that is me

Rob B

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14th Dec 05 at 10:20

quote:
Originally posted by Corsa E-Tec
did they use you in the picture to promote their product?

John G

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14th Dec 05 at 10:25

are u bein sarcastic muppetsport or did this work?

Nic Barnes

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14th Dec 05 at 10:26

yep, my car went from 106bhp to 257 with this mod

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14th Dec 05 at 10:26

quote:
Originally posted by muppetsport
yep, my car went from 106bhp to 257 with this mod

John G

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14th Dec 05 at 10:27

dam u sarcastic mo fo

ebay need to jib these scam artists off ebay

Tom J

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14th Dec 05 at 10:32

how is the mantzel coming along dude?

Nic Barnes

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14th Dec 05 at 10:33

its not technically as scam as it probably will icrease your engines power

dave17

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14th Dec 05 at 10:36

that pic makes me laugh

Reedy

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14th Dec 05 at 10:47

quote:
Originally posted by muppetsport
its not technically as scam as it probably will icrease your engines power

yeah and probably shortens the life of it aswell

Nic Barnes

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14th Dec 05 at 10:51

how???????? it cant shorten the life at all

do you wanna know how it works or do you know all ready????

Reedy

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14th Dec 05 at 10:58

quote:
Originally posted by muppetsport
how???????? it cant shorten the life at all

do you wanna know how it works or do you know all ready????

i would like to know, i was just saying it probably shortens then life cause its some dodgy resistor in the air valve tricking the ecu or something like that.

Nic Barnes

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14th Dec 05 at 10:59

yeah, well it tricks yes. but no different from how the original engine managment works.

all it does is fool the ecu into thinking that the engine is still cold so it puts more fuel in

Reedy

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14th Dec 05 at 10:59

would that be it:
When the Air Temperature Sensor sends a signal to the ECU it alters the amount of fuel mixture and advances or retards the engine timing depending on the air temperature going through the air intake, you might have noticed a considerable increase in power when the air is cold outside the car, like early morning when the car seems to fly, this resistor once fitted, gives the same signal to the ECU like the cold air signal, so the ECU adjust the fuel mixture, and slightly advances the timing giving a 5-20 BHP increase all the time! Although you will notice a power increase straight away, it is still within the manufactures parameters so you will not cause any damage to your engine. Just enjoy and benefit from better throttle response, smoother acceleration, improved 0-60 time, and better top end speed

Reedy

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14th Dec 05 at 10:59

quote:
Originally posted by muppetsport
yeah, well it tricks yes. but no different from how the original engine managment works.

all it does is fool the ecu into thinking that the engine is still cold so it puts more fuel in

So it overfuels the car then.

Nic Barnes

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14th Dec 05 at 11:02

yes, but when you floor your car you want it to run rich.

mine runs rich as fook on full acceleration

Reedy

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14th Dec 05 at 11:03

quote:
Originally posted by muppetsport
yes, but when you floor your car you want it to run rich.

mine runs rich as fook on full acceleration

shame about the people behind you, probably leave a slick of petrol its that rich

Nic Barnes

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14th Dec 05 at 11:07

erm, no, lol. it needs all the petrol due to the rediculous amount of boost it seems to run at the mo.

any less of the fuel and bang, there goes the engine.........

Reedy

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14th Dec 05 at 11:11

quote:
Originally posted by muppetsport
erm, no, lol. it needs all the petrol due to the rediculous amount of boost it seems to run at the mo.

any less of the fuel and bang, there goes the engine.........

Like so many other of your engines

IntaCepta

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Registered: 25th Mar 02
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14th Dec 05 at 11:11

So why is our product different? It’s not; it is a simple RESISTOR that would cost about 20p to buy, but then a 20p resistor is no good to anyone if it has the wrong resistance, it quite simply wouldn’t work, plus most people wouldn’t know exactly where it needs to be fitted. It’s a bit like buying a DVD for £17.99 the disk cost about 50p, so the information on the disk (the film) is what you are paying for.

legend

SVM 286

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Registered: 13th Feb 05
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14th Dec 05 at 17:50

Fiat punto pram 0-60 time down from 11.3 to 8.2

Wow, that's me sold. I'm gonna buy three.

Gonna get me some of those £635 worth of other excellent upgrades too. The ones that gave an additional 24 horsepower just by bolting them onto a mundano.

This man obviously knows his stuff and is a WINNER.

[Edited on 14-12-2005 by SVM 286]

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