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Marc
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10th Apr 04 at 15:30   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

(think ive got the codes right)

Apart from the differant inlet manifolds and lasck of EGR on GSi is it? Whats the differance?
PaulW
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4 extra ponies on the C16XE
Marc
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10th Apr 04 at 15:32   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I meant mechanically!!!
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airbox is slightly different & it has an airflow meter
Marc
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Whys one got an air flow meter?
modded_corsa
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to measure air flow
Marc
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Fool!
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cams are different. c has a better exhaust one than the x
Adam-D
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stevegreetham
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which would you rather have? (question open to everyone)
Marc
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I was thinking this, but if you change both inlet manifolds to aftermarket items, is there still a significant differance?
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the c has a slightly higher compression ratio i belive
ed
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So really if I were to be doing an engine swap soon, I been wasting my time looking for C16's and disregarding when the bloke has told me he has got an X16 as the engines are pretty similar... (Sorry for the thread hi-jack)
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Changing the inlet manifold would certianly sort the vibration problems that are common on C16.

 
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