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DannyE2010

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25th Jan 10 at 15:10

could any one find me any videos of these or any one driven one to now tha speed on them?? thanks

fir3vip3r

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25th Jan 10 at 15:15

there alright.

Some people will claim there rapid, but id stick with a redtop in all honesty

DannyE2010

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25th Jan 10 at 15:18

lol i just found a video on youtube ov one not slaggin them off or anything but it looks slow http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxxSxatMja8

sc0ott

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25th Jan 10 at 16:53

how fast something looks is different from driving it though. probably the reason why there are so many written off saxos, corsas etc

Warren G

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25th Jan 10 at 18:12

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMTVDI_RjlQ

slower than my 1.6

says alot lol,

1.8 standard ones anyway drive alot nicer in a corsa b than a 1.6, much torquer

Minty_Fresh

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25th Jan 10 at 18:18

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7icP9YO-CY&feature=related

i would go for a xe on tbs personally..

friend of mine has a xe nova on gsxr carbs, goes well..

DannyB

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25th Jan 10 at 18:19

quote:
Originally posted by mk4_boy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7icP9YO-CY&feature=related

i would go for a xe on tbs personally..

friend of mine has a xe nova on gsxr carbs, goes well..

An xe on tb's is slightly different to a 1.8

Nic Barnes

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25th Jan 10 at 18:21

lol @ difference in cost of putting an xe in and an xe on tb's in. clueless some people.

Minty_Fresh

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25th Jan 10 at 18:21

just saying if you are planning on putting a 1.8 in, i personally wouldnt bother and just go for a xe..

depends what you want i guess..

cheaper just go for bike carbs..

[Edited on 25-01-2010 by mk4_boy]

Nic Barnes

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25th Jan 10 at 18:22

can you roughly tell me how similar in price an 1800 conversion would be to an xe on tb's conversion into a corsa please?

Minty_Fresh

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25th Jan 10 at 18:25

warren posted up a video of his 1.8 on tbs so i was just saying about going for an xe over it..

not sure how much the 1.8s are but i know warren was selling a 1.8 engine for a pretty penny before..

xe on bike carbs wouldnt be much to do.. (not for a engine conversion anyway)

Nic Barnes

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25th Jan 10 at 18:26

oh wouldnt it? what parts and sort of prices are involved in doing such a conversion?

Minty_Fresh

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25th Jan 10 at 18:29

as said a friend of mine (has a thread up on novaload)

has bought many decent xe engines for 200/300, the bike carbs etc cost him £250 all in..

fitted them himself and had it setup for £75 (where thegsi takes his car)

like i said quite cheap for the gains your getting..

Warren G

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25th Jan 10 at 18:29

and i still am......

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Nic Barnes

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25th Jan 10 at 18:31

quote:
Originally posted by mk4_boy
as said a friend of mine (has a thread up on novaload)

has bought many decent xe engines for 200/300, the bike carbs etc cost him £250 all in..

fitted them himself and had it setup for £75 (where thegsi takes his car)

like i said quite cheap for the gains your getting..

how do you make the carbs work with it being an injection ecu on the engine originally?

Minty_Fresh

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25th Jan 10 at 18:33

http://www.pngclub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=133738

Nic Barnes

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25th Jan 10 at 18:34

oh right, my bad, i thought you knew.

djgritt

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25th Jan 10 at 18:34

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes

quote:
Originally posted by mk4_boy
as said a friend of mine (has a thread up on novaload)

has bought many decent xe engines for 200/300, the bike carbs etc cost him £250 all in..

fitted them himself and had it setup for £75 (where thegsi takes his car)

like i said quite cheap for the gains your getting..

how do you make the carbs work with it being an injection ecu on the engine originally?

+ Fitting parts for the engine of course, mounts/strengthening etc etc

Linch

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25th Jan 10 at 18:34

quote:
Originally posted by Warren G
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMTVDI_RjlQ

slower than my 1.6

says alot lol,

1.8 standard ones anyway drive alot nicer in a corsa b than a 1.6, much torquer

You know you want to be aloud back into the x16 club

Nic Barnes

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25th Jan 10 at 18:36

quote:
Originally posted by djgritt

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes

quote:
Originally posted by mk4_boy
as said a friend of mine (has a thread up on novaload)

has bought many decent xe engines for 200/300, the bike carbs etc cost him £250 all in..

fitted them himself and had it setup for £75 (where thegsi takes his car)

like i said quite cheap for the gains your getting..

how do you make the carbs work with it being an injection ecu on the engine originally?

+ Fitting parts for the engine of course, mounts/strengthening etc etc

brakes, suspension, exhaust, either ignition ecu or oldskool cav mk2 dizzy. there is a lot of costs that arent mentioned.

DannyB

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25th Jan 10 at 18:37

I know fuck all about engines, but I imagine it's not as easy as that.

Nic Barnes

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25th Jan 10 at 18:39

quote:
Originally posted by DannyB
I know fuck all about engines, but I imagine it's not as easy as that.

nah its not. i built an xe on carbs in a nova about 10 years ago. its not as simple as that mk4 boy seems to make out. i mean its not hard, just id listen to people that have done conversions and engine work instead of people just name dropping and posting to look good without a clue

Minty_Fresh

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25th Jan 10 at 18:39

quote:
Originally posted by djgritt

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes

quote:
Originally posted by mk4_boy
as said a friend of mine (has a thread up on novaload)

has bought many decent xe engines for 200/300, the bike carbs etc cost him £250 all in..

fitted them himself and had it setup for £75 (where thegsi takes his car)

like i said quite cheap for the gains your getting..

how do you make the carbs work with it being an injection ecu on the engine originally?

+ Fitting parts for the engine of course, mounts/strengthening etc etc

+300 then its still going to be a cheap conversion for what your getting..

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=519979

1.8 conversion ^

like i said i would rather fit an xe on bike carbs for similar money..

and nic i didnt say i knew for you to say "i thought you knew"

Nic Barnes

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25th Jan 10 at 18:40

how is an xe on bike carbs going to be similar money to fitting an 1800 in?

not a chance. 1800 is going to be loads loads cheaper.

DannyB

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25th Jan 10 at 18:40

I wrote that before your reply Nic, It was in reply to mk4_boy... I got distracted reading something else

quote:
Originally posted by mk4_boy
xe on bike carbs wouldnt be much to do.. (not for a engine conversion anyway)

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