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BeArDy

posted on 15th Mar 07 at 08:42

quote:
Originally posted by C4RL0
RWD turbo corsa . . . . . nice



I think you will find thats my twin engine corsa :D
I recon you would be looking about £5000 to have somone build it for you

:thumbs:


Cole

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 20:31

that was b4 the rwd drive converion was done


ed

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 20:19

http://www.migweb.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=100482


STEvieXE

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 20:06

flip front nova?

any other pics?? saw this before years ago


Cole

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 19:36




one rwd front engined nova austin_nova16 on novaload he built one on pic of engine i could find


adamC20xe

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 19:27

or nova

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=4524470016931287656&q=rwd+nova


adamC20xe

Icon depicting mood of post posted on 14th Mar 07 at 19:23

dunno bout a nova but heres a vid of rwd corsa

http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?docid=-7757606796407168876&q=rwd+corsa




[Edited on 14-03-2007 by adamC20xe]


Robin

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 18:54

Easier with a 20XE as the bellhousing is readily available to use a Ford MT75 or T5 box.

16XE wouldn't have enough torque to make it worthwhile.

You could put the engine in the boot, but that's just as much hassle tbh, you'd need to either spaceframe it (like beardy's) or cut up another nova and weld the inner front wings into the back of the car, then you've still got to solve the gearlinkage issues and stuff like that.

and it will handle like poo as it's too short to make a good RWD car.


C4RL0

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 18:54

RWD turbo corsa . . . . . nice


C4RL0

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 18:53

This is what you want

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ih=005&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&viewitem=&item=150100661402&rd=1&rd=1


STEvieXE

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 18:50

even an rwd xe would probably be not that quick, due to transmission losses??


chudds

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 18:30

a much better option would be a hayabusa engine in the back on a lsd

www.zcars.org.uk

i want one of those space frame minis so bad!


ed

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 17:15

quote:
Originally posted by Dean_W
quote:
Originally posted by DAZ1985
all in all it would be a pain in the arse to do then


It would indeed.
Na it wouldn't. It would take a lot of time but it's not unchartered teritory.


ed

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 17:13

Would run like crap. It would be so bad to drive, BUT... To do it you would use some pieces of Ford Sierra. If you were paying we would charge like £10k, but if you were DIY'ing it then you could half that, maybe even less.


Jas

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 14:12

p.s, im not on planning on doing so :P
just a quick question thats all,

would be better off c20xe'ing it rather the 16xe if It was to be rwd then


Dean_W

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 13:35

quote:
Originally posted by DAZ1985
all in all it would be a pain in the arse to do then


It would indeed.


AuroraSport

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 13:30

plus wouldnt RWD be slightly overkill for a 16xe? unless your going massive spec in which case why not 20xe/let?

you could probably mid mount the engine for less too :boggle:


DAZ1985

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 13:29

i did say that yes, my mistake. all in all it would be a pain in the arse to do then


Dean_W

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 13:15

quote:
Originally posted by DAZ1985
the engine transplant would be so bad but rwd now your going to need a fair sized wallet for and alot of head scratching


Do you mean, wouldn't be that bad??

If so, are you aware that the engine would need to be put in longways. That would be a bit of a pain to mount. Then you'd need a rear axle from something. Plus a propshaft, plus a tunnel to run it in. Then re-route the exhaust so that would be custom built......not worth it.


DAZ1985

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 13:11

the engine transplant would be so bad but rwd now your going to need a fair sized wallet for and alot of head scratching


Jas

posted on 14th Mar 07 at 12:18

putting a 16xe engine into a nova and run it as a rwd...

how much could it be done for?