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AK
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finally someone who can see than a well setup c20 can handle.

Mine doesnt handle bad once your used to it. No understeer at all, just snappy lift off and 4 wheel drifts on ocaision.
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Light enough? No such thing Matty

AdamK - the c20xe is around 190kg with the f20, the x16xe is around 130kg with the f15

TBH jr, I'm sure it will be fine, I can see why you've done it, and as long as you actually USE the cunting thing this time around, then it'll be worth the sacrifice
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quote:
Originally posted by Butler


Rob H
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Originally posted by jr
2050cc 20xe block


...So theoretically, Even the blocks had the "lightweight treatment" by cutting as much metal out of the bores as possible .

Whats the planned spec for the engine?
jr
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quote:
Originally posted by AK
finally someone who can see than a well setup c20 can handle.

Mine doesnt handle bad once your used to it. No understeer at all, just snappy lift off and 4 wheel drifts on ocaision.


i can live with that, i could all see your paint iff i was running standard suspesion, but ive just spent a lot on coilovers, and allready got an arb, all new bushes, will be
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18th Feb 07 at 17:37   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

cats out the bag james....
jr
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planned spec will be listed, when ive bought the bits to make the spec ive planned
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good tyres made the biggest difference on mine.

Diff was a mafor thing too.... used to just light up the wheels all the time with no weight.

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You Londoners are annoying with your secretiveness

[Edited on 18-02-2007 by Robin]
Matt H
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James I could've brought this to the pod for you t'other week
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its not a secret, theres just no point listing stuff, that i dont own yet
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James I could've brought this to the pod for you t'other week


yes sportyboy was there as well, but it would have had to go in the c, which would have made it dirty
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is the block fully built? looks nice will be nice to see this on the road again.

iam just hoping i can finish the nova after recent purchases
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ps i hope you laid the beetle to rest
jr
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its still there
jr
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quote:
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is the block fully built? looks nice will be nice to see this on the road again.

iam just hoping i can finish the nova after recent purchases


well pistons, rods, crank
Matt H
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James what are the plans bodywork wise with your car? U2U me
Rob H
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On the subject of handling, just tried searching for a picture of a C20 in a Cavvy touring car. I'm sure they used to be stupidly low in the engine bay (presumably due to a dry sump). Dunno if it's feasible for road use, but could be something to look into ?
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yes, also they had a re machined cyclinder head, so inlet was at the front, i need one of those as well
Matt H
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Or mount it swindon style


Or maybe he should TB a LET & mount it transversly..
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18th Feb 07 at 17:49   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Good plan.

Jr, you will be fully forgiven if you do that.
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when i said years ago i didnt want to cut the shell, that also included making it RWD
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no replacement for displacement
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quote:
Originally posted by Matt H
Or mount it swindon style


Or maybe he should TB a LET & mount it transversly..


it will be transverse
Matt H
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Ba whatever, couldn't be arsed to check

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