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Greasemonkey

posted on 16th Sep 03 at 09:00

I have always said if i win the lottery i will build a 500BHP corsa Cosworth 4x4!!!
hehe


Cybermonkey

posted on 16th Sep 03 at 08:19

Why not get the 2.0 Turbo unit from a Cavalier or Calibra and chuck a Stage 3 upgrade on, and while you are at it, full 4WD. Then you will be flattening most cars on the road.

Clive.


Aussie GSi

Icon depicting mood of post posted on 16th Sep 03 at 02:39

Blow it on something actually worthwhile, like pokies, piss and prosties! :D :lol: Juz jokin'! :D

Really defeats the purpose of buyin' a Opel though. It'd work, but you might as well just buy a Honda. I say keep it in the family. :) Go the 2.0l or a 2.2l or something, if ya wanna tease the big boys. :)

C

[Edited on 16-09-2003 by Aussie GSi]


MikeH

posted on 15th Sep 03 at 23:43

remember the guy on here with £10,000 he wanted to blow on something?

hehe


Makarus

posted on 15th Sep 03 at 23:00

Well as a guideline, for all the parts and to do the conversion of putting a 1.6 VTEC into a Mini Clubman you are looking £4000 and to get it fitted you are looking around £7000.

Of course that includes the brake upgrade, suspension upgrade and all that but just to give you an idea.

And thats in a clubman which have the space in the engine bay to take a VTEC.


Geeza10328

posted on 15th Sep 03 at 22:58

the point is take dave pattersons corsa...0-60 in 5 ish secs....maybe slightly more on the road this is. He would keep up with evos and scoobys without too much probs. Now if a civic vti obviously highly tuned killed an evo/scooby that driver would be pretty gutted. But if a corsa came along and did the same thing I think the evo/scooby driver would be pretty shocked for a long time. I'm sure he'd be interested why he just got burnt up by a vauxhall but he'd never find out cos he weren't quick enough.

All this would cost shit loads of money but if anyones got the money I would love to see it done.


Adam_B

posted on 15th Sep 03 at 22:52

getting an LSD would help, but still just buy a civic VTi :boggle:


R Lee

posted on 15th Sep 03 at 22:51

quote:
Originally posted by Adam_B
just buy a civic VTi :boggle:

exactly:P

leave ma babies alone!
tune them but dont rip their guts out;)


Geeza10328

posted on 15th Sep 03 at 22:48

the thing that honda ppl always go on about is how tough the vtec engine is....ie. can handle aftermarket turbos and big ones at that, NOS etc....1.8 vtecs have been tuned to 400bhp. As I said if they fitted in a corsa engine bay then......then again there is no chance of gettin that sort of power to the ground unless you sumhow made it 4x4...hmmmm


Adam_B

posted on 15th Sep 03 at 22:48

just buy a civic VTi :boggle:


R Lee

posted on 15th Sep 03 at 22:46

yeah..... can you imagine a corsa with the sound of a vtech!

:P yum yum


Geeza10328

posted on 15th Sep 03 at 22:45

lol true, but if u cud get the power to the ground think of the potential.


R Lee

posted on 15th Sep 03 at 22:45

those vti's are my fave... anyone touches the engine... why i.............! :mad:


:lol::lol:


R Lee

posted on 15th Sep 03 at 22:44

why would you want to rip the 1.6 vti out of its lush engine bay? :(:(:(
leave civics alone......


Geeza10328

posted on 15th Sep 03 at 22:43

eg. Honda vetec.....either 1.6i 16v as standard has 160bhp or even 2.0l which has 200bhp

has anyone ever tried this? or do they just not fit no way?