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Rob_Lee	posted on 26th Apr 07 at 20:36
	agreed... i only stated she shouldnt guess when other people know she's wrong!
SportBoy	posted on 26th Apr 07 at 20:23
	some ppl get upset way to easy :look:
Rob_Lee	posted on 26th Apr 07 at 20:20
	ill load up the pics of when i fitted the tb's... the have decent pics of the altenator
bieransri	posted on 26th Apr 07 at 20:12
	i do :lol: although i believe you
Rob_Lee	posted on 26th Apr 07 at 20:10
	fuck you! I HAVE had 2 novas both with them in and you dont need v pulleys! Want me to post a picture? [Edited on 26-04-2007 by Rob_Lee]
Rachel H	posted on 26th Apr 07 at 20:03
	quote: Originally posted by bieransri quote: Originally posted by STEvieXE quote: Originally posted by Rachel H Needs v-pulley alternator pulleys. is this for clearance for the chassis legs?? wots a v pulley??? any info on the imobiliser issue?? [Edited on 26-04-2007 by STEvieXE] use an 8v nova setup as in belt, alternator and bracket, oh and crank pulley theres v belt and ribbed belt, v is one with teeth on it and the ribbed belt is a newer type and just has grooves Ribbed belt is wider and will cause issues when cornering. Its close enough with the v belt let alone a ribbed belt.
Rachel H	posted on 26th Apr 07 at 20:02
	quote: Originally posted by Rob_Lee quote: Originally posted by Rachel H Needs v-pulley alternator pulleys. No it doesnt - Stop guessing the answers to his questions! What you talking about you fcuking cock? I had this engine in the Nova, I had v pulleys for clearance. Twat.
bieransri	posted on 26th Apr 07 at 19:39
	quote: Originally posted by STEvieXE quote: Originally posted by Rachel H Needs v-pulley alternator pulleys. is this for clearance for the chassis legs?? wots a v pulley??? any info on the imobiliser issue?? [Edited on 26-04-2007 by STEvieXE] use an 8v nova setup as in belt, alternator and bracket, oh and crank pulley theres v belt and ribbed belt, v is one with teeth on it and the ribbed belt is a newer type and just has grooves
Rob_Lee	posted on 26th Apr 07 at 19:38
	quote: Originally posted by Rachel H Needs v-pulley alternator pulleys. No it doesnt - Stop guessing the answers to his questions!
Robin	posted on 26th Apr 07 at 19:37
	and the loom
Rachel H	posted on 26th Apr 07 at 19:37
	You just need the chip from inside the key and the bit that goes around the ignition barrel of the donor vehicle.
STEvieXE	posted on 26th Apr 07 at 18:01
	quote: Originally posted by Rachel H Needs v-pulley alternator pulleys. is this for clearance for the chassis legs?? wots a v pulley??? any info on the imobiliser issue?? [Edited on 26-04-2007 by STEvieXE]
Rachel H	posted on 26th Apr 07 at 15:58
	Needs v-pulley alternator pulleys.
STEvieXE	posted on 24th Apr 07 at 18:14
	thanks, anyone else anything to add??
Robin	posted on 24th Apr 07 at 17:48
	Oh, and tank and fuel lines will want changing to injection ones.
Robin	posted on 24th Apr 07 at 17:46
	use the Nova mounts, Nova box and shafts, immobiliser might be an issue.
STEvieXE	posted on 24th Apr 07 at 17:44
	hey sorry to ask the same old same old but i have no time to search in detail, my mate has been offered a gsi/sport corsa engine and was wondergin wot he needs to do to fit it into his nova shell which was originally a 1.2 carb model i think... are the mounts/shafts the same?? wot else will he need to do?? thanks in advance...