corsa_godfather
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ok gettin one of these just after christmas.and im tuning the engine.i want to know where i can get INLET MANIFOLD and how much?viper induction kit and 4 branch manifold.anythin else i could do with engine???except cams or that
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vibrio
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forget about viper, big waste of cash.
save the 250 towards somthing else. I'd recomed the dbalis (spelling) version. seen it make great power. 4-branch. PMC one come recomended. unichip with raised limiter, and an exhaust. that should see you with around 140hp
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corsa_godfather
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where can i get that dbalis thing???and pmc where from???
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stubbsy
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http://www.regal-shop.co.uk
[Edited on 18-10-2003 by stubbsy]
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vibrio
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www.pmc.co.uk ?
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Ed Renshaw
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£250 would go further at Velos - http://www.velosmotorsport.co.uk/
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vibrio
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dbilas http://www.dbilas-dynamic.de/English/Saugrohre%20Opel.html
unichip - 420
dbilas inlet manifold - £600
exhaust maifold - ~£150
exhaust - ~ 250
filter - £65
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big eck
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quote: Originally posted by vibrio
dbilas http://www.dbilas-dynamic.de/English/Saugrohre%20Opel.html
unichip - 420
dbilas inlet manifold - £600
exhaust maifold - ~£150
exhaust - ~ 250
filter - £65
With all the money on those parts you could get yourself a 2ltr 16v conversion, 150-156bhp standard
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vibrio
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yip would be faster too
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corsa_godfather
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cheers lads.but im turning 18 so a 2 litre is out of question!
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vibrio
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those tuning paart will also be out of option then.
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corsa_godfather
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if you tell the insurers!
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Sooty
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if you dont, your an idiot
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vibrio
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yes
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Sooty
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Ross, do you declare your modifications?
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corsa_godfather
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no no no.ive you drive like a fanny and crash its your own fault!!!!so be sensible use speed on track and ur pretty safe
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Sooty
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quote: Originally posted by corsa_godfather
no no no.ive you drive like a fanny and crash its your own fault!!!!so be sensible use speed on track and ur pretty safe
er, you cant justify it like that fella... any modification you do to your vehicle has to be declared to your insurance company, simple as.
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Rob H
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quote: Originally posted by corsa_godfather
cheers lads.but im turning 18 so a 2 litre is out of question!
You tried getting quotes for insurance with a 2.0, a standard 1.6, and a 1.6 with the above mods? The 1.6 will proberbly only be a bit cheaper than the 2.0, and then once you tune it....
Also by the time you've put the 1.6 in, then spent the money on tuning it, you may aswell have just done the 2.0 conversion, and then put the money saved towards insurance.
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Drew
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u mite drive slow and steady - dont mean the person who crashes into u will do the same
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Rob H
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Actually, just out of interest, when you put a 2.0 engine in, you have to use an induction kit, and a full system exhaust, so do you need to declare those seperatly, or would they be classed as part of the conversion?
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vibrio
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quote: Originally posted by Sooty
Ross, do you declare your modifications?
yes indeed. remember I am older, married and have my own house.
as for the convertion. the exhaust and induction kit are part of the package. it would depend on the insuarnce company.
driving carefull does not help prevent some tosser from crashing into you
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corsa_godfather
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a can get insured on a 2.0 no problem.am insured on 3.3litre bmw and 4.0 supercharged v8 jag.a dont want a 2 litre and tbh a dont care bout declaring mods.
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Sooty
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quote: Originally posted by corsa_godfather
a can get insured on a 2.0 no problem.am insured on 3.3litre bmw and 4.0 supercharged v8 jag.a dont want a 2 litre and tbh a dont care bout declaring mods.
if your just 18 then I doubt it... your more likely a named driver
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Drew
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quote: Originally posted by corsa_godfather
a can get insured on a 2.0 no problem.am insured on 3.3litre bmw and 4.0 supercharged v8 jag.a dont want a 2 litre and tbh a dont care bout declaring mods.
if thats ur attitude - i hope ya get the mods, and some old granny crashes into ya, writes ya car off, and u lose everything
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Sooty
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agree with drew tbh
I dont think there is even any BMW which has 3300cc displacment
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