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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » Engine conversion........ wants needed » Post Reply
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| SouthernBoyBen |
posted on 8th Jun 05 at 17:02 |
What are you doing Mark!?!:wave: | |
| RS6 |
posted on 8th Jun 05 at 16:50 |
:lol: hurry up then | |
| MJ |
posted on 8th Jun 05 at 16:17 |
im just goin to do the 1.6 convesion now | |
| Stu_22 |
posted on 8th Jun 05 at 09:27 |
put a 1.4 16v in more options with tuning | |
| Siberia |
posted on 8th Jun 05 at 08:14 |
i play with my nephews lego:o | |
| Rileysport |
posted on 8th Jun 05 at 07:20 |
8v is like a lego kit... fookin easy to mess about with | |
| Siberia |
posted on 8th Jun 05 at 07:14 |
quote: no you dont... although i would just steer away from doing an 8v conversion theres so much more available and much more help around for the c20xe engine... | |
| Twiggy |
posted on 7th Jun 05 at 22:41 |
call cossvaux they can sort you out!:lol::lol::lol::o:wave: | |
| Jambo |
posted on 6th Jun 05 at 22:18 |
Please read this: | |
| MJ |
posted on 6th Jun 05 at 16:13 |
just looked in a mag and yer i need a fitting kit which is another £400. think i will just do the 1.6 route | |
| ed |
posted on 6th Jun 05 at 16:11 |
People on Mig don't know shit then. Big block engines & big block gear boxes do not fit straight into Corsa engine bays.... | |
| Rileysport |
posted on 6th Jun 05 at 15:41 |
2.0 8v could reliably go the GSi shafts, cav inner cv route surely :thumbs: | |
| MJ |
posted on 6th Jun 05 at 15:33 |
according to mig they go straight in | |
| ed |
posted on 6th Jun 05 at 14:29 |
2.0 8v needs a C20LET fitting kit, 1.6 8v should go in more or less straight away. | |
| MJ |
posted on 6th Jun 05 at 13:46 |
just got an insurance quote for putting either a 1.6 8V or 2lt 8v in my corsa and both are the same price. wot i need to know tho wots needed to fit these engines in my 1.2 8v corsa atm :D |