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Dean_W

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8th Jul 09 at 17:02

Pro's and cons, if you please

Rich H

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8th Jul 09 at 17:05

Corsa C|UK regard it as the best one to have.

I don't know the in's and out's though tbh - speak to Nick on here (GSi16v) - he owns one and had the 1.3 previous to that

Dean_W

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8th Jul 09 at 17:06

Thanks Rich. I'll u2u him.

Daveskater

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8th Jul 09 at 19:08

Only model to come with 5 stud wheel fitment

Numberwang!

Originally posted by AlunJ
I like you Dave, you are a man of men

Originally Whatapp'd by Neo
Dave's maybe capable of a drive-by cuddle

Look at my pictures

richc

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Registered: 24th Mar 07
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8th Jul 09 at 22:11

Close friend had one, and then sold to another friend so have alot of experience.

Good mpg, 45 with some teenage driving included knocking about town

Was just as quick as my 1.4 sport with exhaust and filter mods all the way to stupid speed.

5 Stud as said so can put some nice wheels on it. Very cheap to insure. Brilliant car tbh, i would have one tomorrow.

gez bay

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8th Jul 09 at 22:16

i'd expect it to stay with your 1.4, they're 125bhp standard.

Nick-S

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Location: Leigh. Drives: RS Megane 230 F1 Team R26
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8th Jul 09 at 22:17

Cant fault mine, but they aint half boring to drive.

Nick-S

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8th Jul 09 at 22:18

quote:
Originally posted by gez c16b
i'd expect it to stay with your 1.4, they're 125bhp standard.

no there not.

deano87

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9th Jul 09 at 06:31

100bhp standard.

It's only the D's that came specced with a 125bhp engine.

dannymccann

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9th Jul 09 at 08:02

Remap well apparently though, as do all of the CDTi engines

AlunJ

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9th Jul 09 at 08:27

i'd happily swap my 1.4 SRi for one. One of vaux's better engines, tune well, economical. Not exactly slow and 5 stud!

gez bay

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9th Jul 09 at 08:28

astra gsi snowflake wheels

nema

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9th Jul 09 at 09:10

quote:
Originally posted by dannymccann
Remap well apparently though, as do all of the CDTi engines

I was under the impression you can't map them cause they have a denso ecu or something

gez bay

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9th Jul 09 at 09:15

you can map them, tuning box

nema

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9th Jul 09 at 09:17

quote:
Originally posted by gez c16b
you can map them, tuning box

Yer i know you can put tuning boxes on them but you can't remap them can you?

gez bay

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9th Jul 09 at 09:18

iirc itsthe same thing, some people even say the tuning box is better

nema

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9th Jul 09 at 09:32

really?

Nick-S

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9th Jul 09 at 10:57

quote:
Originally posted by gez c16b
iirc itsthe same thing, some people even say the tuning box is better

no there not! tuneing boxes only up the fuel pressure, were as a remap will up the boost pressure as well and that cant be done on the 1.7s denso ecu.

[Edited on 09-07-2009 by GSi_16v]

deano87

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9th Jul 09 at 12:14

Nick = Corsa C encyclopedia

richc

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9th Jul 09 at 16:29

quote:
Originally posted by GSi_16v

quote:
Originally posted by gez c16b
iirc itsthe same thing, some people even say the tuning box is better
no there not! tuneing boxes only up the fuel pressure, were as a remap will up the boost pressure as well and that cant be done on the 1.7s denso ecu.

[Edited on 09-07-2009 by GSi_16v]

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