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Kif
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2nd Nov 06 at 00:29   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Was on here a while back, bu was it a vtr or vts? Im thinking of charging my saxo or just sticking some tb's on it?

Dont know if it would be worthwhile though?
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its an aftermarket modification, of course its not worthwhile. fun though, yes yes yes.
Kif
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2nd Nov 06 at 00:33   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I know it was aftermarket

Just want it a bit quicker, sleeper style and for the odd trip to the ring
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if its a vts... full exhaust, 4-2-1, fast road cam, induction and remap - cant go wrong.
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TB's would be the simple option in comparison to a 'charger. Both will cost you over £2k to do though.
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do both
Kif
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Ive heard of people putting on carbs and stuff from cbr600's but tbh im lost when it comes to that kind of thing
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Speak to a specialist like Cituning who know the engines well, they will point you in the right direction of what to do...
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quote:
Originally posted by Kif
Ive heard of people putting on carbs and stuff from cbr600's but tbh im lost when it comes to that kind of thing


easy to do.

Bogg brothers do it, they're up north somewhere.
Kif
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If its gonna cost 2k though i might just get z cars to stick a bike engine in the back for a few k more
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2nd Nov 06 at 00:41   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

but then you'll have v-tec syndrome
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quote:
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but then you'll have v-tec syndrome


Wont that make me cool
Butler
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Go to GMC mate.
Kif
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I found the vid

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGeVu6G7uQU
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this is one we have done, had rods, pistons, heawork, management etc.... made near on 280bhp if i remember correctly!

we also have another one booked in for management to be fitted.
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quote:
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I found the vid

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGeVu6G7uQU


naaahhhh
Shane
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kif id be more worried about sorting the nail of a car of urs out 1st
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My mate has a turbocharged VTS, car cost him 5k and the conversion 6k, for essentially a bolt on turbo. No internals are uprated as the engine can apparantley cope with it. He keeps blowing his gear box up though! He had a dog box for a while but now has a VTR box which has longer gearing.
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There's loads of S/C 106 / Saxo's on SSC, can be done on standard internals if you keep the boost fairly low.

However, there was one posted up done at GMC recently, 278 bhp @ the wheels... i.e. well over 300 bhp @ the fly.
Marc
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My mates is around 200bhp.
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quote:
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My mates is around 200bhp.


does it give your scoob a hard time then
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quote:
Originally posted by Robin
quote:
Originally posted by Kif
Ive heard of people putting on carbs and stuff from cbr600's but tbh im lost when it comes to that kind of thing


easy to do.

Bogg brothers do it, they're up north somewhere.


was going to mention bogg bros, my mates had some hyabusa carbs put on a nova
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quote:
Originally posted by loafofbrett
quote:
Originally posted by Marc
My mates is around 200bhp.


does it give your scoob a hard time then

Still havn't gone up against each other, the one time we were at Elvington together is when his gear box went! It doesn't run right often!
Kif
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quote:
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kif id be more worried about sorting the nail of a car of urs out 1st




Cheers Shane.

Im sorting it as we speak, just need to make it go faster now.

 
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