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jungle

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Registered: 22nd Nov 07
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26th Nov 07 at 14:29

anyone know exactly what i'd need to perform this in a corsa b? and will someone make my up a list? i just need to know exactly what i'll need to do this.

thanks in advance

Graham88

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Registered: 16th Apr 07
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26th Nov 07 at 14:41

An XE Engine

Dan295

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26th Nov 07 at 14:44

money, then look at courtenay sport's website

mattievRS

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26th Nov 07 at 14:49

They aint for the faint hearted mate,you need to know what youre doing with a spanner for a start! You will need

An engine and gearbox
A fitting kit(with mounts etc)
An ecu
Ideally a 2lt brake set up on the front
Wiring loom

probably more too but people will add this i expect!!

flybikeslee

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26th Nov 07 at 14:49

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=207923

Fro

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26th Nov 07 at 14:55

quote:
Originally posted by Dan295
money, then look at courtenay sport's website

Courtenay's stuff is expensive then you still need CV's IIRC

Dan295

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26th Nov 07 at 14:58

quote:
Originally posted by fro-dizzle

quote:
Originally posted by Dan295
money, then look at courtenay sport's website

Courtenay's stuff is expensive then you still need CV's IIRC

quite true

P1CK4D

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26th Nov 07 at 15:04

Buy one already done..

Dave A

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26th Nov 07 at 15:29

quote:
Originally posted by fro-dizzle

quote:
Originally posted by Dan295
money, then look at courtenay sport's website

Courtenay's stuff is expensive then you still need CV's IIRC

thats why Vsport sells a complete kit inc cv's for less than the basic courtney one