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Jas
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7th Apr 05 at 20:42   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

i have a 1.2 corsa.. im gonna buy a backbox and a system4 it in time.. how much bhp will they add 2 the car.. also what els will increase the bhp..

i have a piperX induction kit... im gonna get a cold air feed for it 2...

Jamie
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7th Apr 05 at 20:43   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I doubt you'll see any increase at all, BUT possibly +5bhp


Highly doubt it tho
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7th Apr 05 at 20:44   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

on a ssmall engine that induction kit will not don nething so u will stay at 45bhp, and u best appreciate all that power!
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i'd say an engine swap
nothing really will make that much difference on a 1.2 8v to be honest

you may lose power with the induction kit, and the backbox will make fuck all difference
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lol do u appreciate the power in ur thing!?
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yes, u have to. only thing u will over take is a milkfloat
Colin
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Increase in noise nothing else!!!
Jas
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7th Apr 05 at 20:46   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

engine swap lol... its my 1st car and ive only had it 3weeks... il wait a year or two then maybe i will..
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7th Apr 05 at 20:48   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

My first car was a 1.2 8v Corsa.... and I'm being serious milk vans are a challenge


Had a shitty GMAX induction kit on the throttle body and a Peco exhaust

Oh how I was young and stupid
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engine swap doesnt always mean 2 litre dude
1.2 16v gives about 75bhp with a few sensible mods
1.4 16v about 100 with filter and exhaust

and both are highly insurable and cheap to buy engines

i'm 18, and my first car is a 1.4 16v sport, it costs less to insure than my mates 1.3 8v fiesta
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Whos stupid enough to buy a fiesta?
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i cant really afford an engine swap either... how much do they cost to get fitted i aint got a clue how!
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7th Apr 05 at 20:58   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

my mate dave, was bought for him for his 17th
my mates Ben, Jord, Dolby, Laura, Rudi and Iain all have them too
2 of my mates have clios, 1 has a rusty mini, i'm the only one with a half decent car
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how much... for like a 1.4?
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well, a 1.4 engine would be about 300-400 quid
and you'd need a couple of days to fit it, but you'd be better just buying a 1.4 sri or sport tbh
unless your engine goes bang and you NEED to replace it, but i'd go for the 1.2 16v if i'd just passed, like you

get an engine in the classifieds for about 200

speak to Dan. T he's having my 1.4, so his 1.2 will be available, he might be able to help you out
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Dont bother wasting your money trying to get more power, its pointless. Keep the engine you have until you can insure something quicker in a few years.
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7th Apr 05 at 23:52   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

quote:
Originally posted by J-Me
I doubt you'll see any increase at all, BUT possibly +0.5bhp
Highly doubt it tho


Is more likely.
If you really want more from it, then have a look on novaload, there's a few bits on there, but it would cost more than buying a slightly bigger engine as said already, and won't make a massive difference.
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quote:
Originally posted by corsa5dr
Dont bother wasting your money trying to get more power, its pointless. Keep the engine you have until you can insure something quicker in a few years.




this man speaks sense
Carr
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8th Apr 05 at 08:28   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Or if you wan tone it might just be easier to return your current corsa to standard, sell it then buy one with a bigger engine in and just put your wheels or whatever on it.

 
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