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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » Tuning an SRi » Post Reply
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| Basscrazy |
posted on 8th Nov 05 at 19:43 |
what does putting a 1.6 on carbs involve and what power gains do u get is it expensive? | |
| Gregor |
posted on 8th Nov 05 at 19:41 |
ttt | |
| Ant |
posted on 15th Oct 05 at 21:33 |
If your changing the engine anyway I would go for either 2.0 or a 1.6 16v all depends on how much you want to spend | |
| Gregor |
posted on 15th Oct 05 at 21:17 |
ttt | |
| MR2Mike |
posted on 11th Oct 05 at 22:49 |
^^^ | |
| Gregor |
posted on 11th Oct 05 at 19:45 |
ttt | |
| MR2Mike |
posted on 10th Oct 05 at 22:21 |
okay mate, just wondering if theres any noticeable power difference really.... im upgrading the brakes anyway as theyre fucked lol | |
| RKS |
posted on 10th Oct 05 at 21:39 |
quote: it depends on how far you want to go with it. and if you want the hassle of putting a 2.0 16v in your car, if you dont want to put a 2.0 16v in, then tune what you have! alltho dont spend too much. do a few nice mods, (inlet manifold full exhaust including manifold, and maybe drop a couple of cams in) alltho that would cost a fair bit in itself, and prob need uprated brakes then | |
| MR2Mike |
posted on 10th Oct 05 at 20:51 |
would it not really be worth tuning my 1.4 16v mate ? | |
| ed |
posted on 10th Oct 05 at 20:46 |
You can get a new cam and put it on tb's or carbs, but the 16v engines are a lot more tunable. Also 1.4 isn't really a very big engine to tune up, you'll spend a lot of money and not get much power and loose a lot of reliability... | |
| Gregor |
posted on 10th Oct 05 at 20:42 |
Thinking of getting a 1.4 SRi engine to replace my 1.2 8v. What sort of tuning can be done to these engines , seeing what sort of power ? |