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D1 DDH
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10th Jun 06 at 14:49   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

had a rr day at work today with corrolas so finished early and went to the bodyshop to see how the car is coming along they have done an excellent job of smoothing the roof rails and arches will be getting painted in candy apple red next week.
hope you like !















comments welcome
BeArDy
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who the fuk masked that car up stevie wonder
C00RSA
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10th Jun 06 at 14:51   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Looking very nice mate, top work!

Hope you are gettin rid of those door stickers though!
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10th Jun 06 at 14:51   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

shopping list going?

work looks good to me.

are the wheels staying? they might looka bit small
D1 DDH
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also not keeping that exhaust and obviously getting bigger wheels maybe 18's and lowered 40 mm
D1 DDH
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yeah gettin rid of the shopping list i bought it like that
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what engine is it running or will be running?
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quote:
Originally posted by 01DHartley
yeah gettin rid of the shopping list i bought it like that


aye right
D1 DDH
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quote:
Originally posted by R146
what engine is it running or will be running?


just going to pick up my c16xe tomorow and will have a few tuning goodies to put on there
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C16XE in a first car

how are you gonna insure it?

you're not 16 yet are you?
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in my opinion I would go 16s but I think they would look small with that kit so max would be 17s, you will lose performance slapping on 18s
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no im 16 in august and 17 next year havent thought about insurance yet will anyone insure me at all or will it just be expensive?
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well i was speaking to my boss today and he said best option would probably be to just stick a turbo on the 1.2, run low boost and a thick head gasket just to give it some power and have another corsa which i will stick the 1.6 in and have no bodykit and 16's that seem a good idea?
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LOL why not trying quoting on the net and see how far you get with a standard gsi!

Just about every insurance company won't touch you and the ones that do will rape you for thousands! Maybes it's best to keep it as it is (1.2??) and use it like that for a year or so then put the conversion in
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quote:
Originally posted by 01DHartley
well i was speaking to my boss today and he said best option would probably be to just stick a turbo on the 1.2, run low boost and a thick head gasket just to give it some power and have another corsa which i will stick the 1.6 in and have no bodykit and 16's that seem a good idea?


Not too sure engine wise mate, would be different to see a turbo 1.2!

[Edited on 10-06-2006 by R146]
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to be honest, for a first car, you arent gonna insure the 1.6

your boss seems to have a good plan, keep the 1.2 in for your first car, and do the 1.6 in another shell for a car in a year or so

to be honest though, i wouldnt bother doing anything to the 1.2, its gonna be a lot to insure with a bodykit on it, so keeping the engine standard might be a good idea
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how much would turboing the 1.2 take it to (bhp wise)
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no idea. but the cost involved just isnt worth the effort really
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quote:
Originally posted by R146
how much would turboing the 1.2 take it to (bhp wise)


Not enough to make it worthwhile. Trust me.
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Definatly run the car as it is now mate and build up some no claims!
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cool so far
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quote:
Originally posted by 01DHartley
well i was speaking to my boss today and he said best option would probably be to just stick a turbo on the 1.2, run low boost and a thick head gasket just to give it some power and have another corsa which i will stick the 1.6 in and have no bodykit and 16's that seem a good idea?


Boss gonna pay for your insurance then?!
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10th Jun 06 at 18:41   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Is this a wind up?! bodykitted car,1.6 not even though of insurance, 1.2 turbo, 15 year old post autor. etc.

Joff?

[Edited on 10-06-2006 by Carl]
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how far across the roof have they fillered? needs to be quick far across to look the best due to the dip in roofs just before the roof rails
D1 DDH
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as you can see in the fourth pic they had to fill a fair way across to get a flat roof instead of the dip

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