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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » The best engine conversion kits for 20L 16V in a corsa b? » Post Reply
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| vauxtillidie |
posted on 7th Nov 03 at 19:05 |
lee mitchell on here does the engine mounts, ive used his and they were spot on, dunno about driveshafts/hubs yet as thats a bridge ive yet to cross! | |
| Meat-Pie-SRI |
posted on 7th Nov 03 at 17:06 |
good spot! :D | |
| Adam_B |
posted on 7th Nov 03 at 14:58 |
quote: pretty sure thats the same as PVDs. Nothing wrong with em tho. Also i think u'll struggle to get a 20 litre engine in a corsa. :P [Edited on 07-11-2003 by Adam_B] | |
| mike16v |
posted on 7th Nov 03 at 14:53 |
whats up with regal?? thought they were ok | |
| Greasemonkey |
posted on 7th Nov 03 at 13:57 |
the only problem people get with PVD is the delivery times normally about 2 weeks maybe more they sell good kits but allot of people have said they dont show up for months some times | |
| Fad |
posted on 7th Nov 03 at 13:54 |
quote: what bad things have you heard? The only benefit with the PVD kit is that the hubs and shafts come with a liftime waranty...although u will be waiting time for the parts. I just used PVD shafts and sourced all the other bits seperately like engine mounts etc | |
| DC |
posted on 7th Nov 03 at 13:45 |
Courteney r expensive for everything. Cossvaux as stated above | |
| Greasemonkey |
posted on 7th Nov 03 at 13:43 |
courteney are over priced mate | |
| mk4_astra |
posted on 7th Nov 03 at 13:13 |
www.courtenaysport.co.uk | |
| mk4_astra |
posted on 7th Nov 03 at 13:01 |
ive heard courtnay(spelling) are good and have been recommended them, regal are meant to be a no go though | |
| Meat-Pie-SRI |
posted on 7th Nov 03 at 12:59 |
how much? contact number?? | |
| Greasemonkey |
posted on 7th Nov 03 at 12:21 |
cossvaux | |
| Meat-Pie-SRI |
posted on 7th Nov 03 at 11:59 |
As above, what one is best?? Heard a few bad things about PVD's one! |