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Robin

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1st Oct 08 at 14:48

F13CR would be fine, trust me.

You can remove the hydraulic parts, but it's easier to start with a gearbox which already has cable operation.

Also, you can get one for about 30 quid, if it shits itself, buy another....

I bet you can't get an F17 that cheap.

Mobby

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1st Oct 08 at 15:13

F13CR FOR 30 QUID???

dean101287

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1st Oct 08 at 15:38

Think warren would have offered you a conversion with the x18xe1 engine. This aint out of the corsa c.

Also you said about a Ka running a 1.8 with 1.3 box. Is it a marroon colour with wide ford racing kit by any chance? if so that was built by a mate of mine and he had a bit of trouble using the 1.3 box.

[Edited on 01-10-2008 by dean101287]

Mobby

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1st Oct 08 at 15:47

im unsure i just thought it would be the one out of the corsa c sri. im unsure its had a respray its black now with morettes and hi spec brakes, i dont know if it was either a 1.8 or a 2.0, i think it was a 2.0

Robin

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1st Oct 08 at 16:01

quote:
Originally posted by mobby
F13CR FOR 30 QUID???

yeah, they're cheap as chips.

Mobby

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1st Oct 08 at 16:15

quote:
Originally posted by Robin

quote:
Originally posted by mobby
F13CR FOR 30 QUID???

yeah, they're cheap as chips.

vi seen some people advertise them for 500quid

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1st Oct 08 at 16:16

pmsl at the lack of knowledge on the 1.8 engine, lee303 off mig, has built a pretty amazing 1.8, which has so much more torque than a 1.6, but with similar weight, best of both worlds

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1st Oct 08 at 16:16

quote:
Originally posted by mobby

quote:
Originally posted by Robin

quote:
Originally posted by mobby
F13CR FOR 30 QUID???

yeah, they're cheap as chips.

vi seen some people advertise them for 500quid

no you havent, unless its a SCCR one with a diff

Mobby

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1st Oct 08 at 16:19

quote:
Originally posted by jr

quote:
Originally posted by mobby

quote:
Originally posted by Robin

quote:
Originally posted by mobby
F13CR FOR 30 QUID???

yeah, they're cheap as chips.

vi seen some people advertise them for 500quid

no you havent, unless its a SCCR one with a diff

it must have been a sccr, what does the sc in the sccr stand for, and would the gearing in the f15 cr and the f13 cr be the same?

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1st Oct 08 at 16:19

Straight cut close ratio from the likes of quaife or harry hockley

Mobby

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1st Oct 08 at 16:21

thanks jr and robin, i really wanted to know everything about these engines, so im clued up on whats going on and what i need to be aware of

Mobby

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1st Oct 08 at 17:15

quote:
Originally posted by mobby

quote:
Originally posted by jr

quote:
Originally posted by mobby

quote:
Originally posted by Robin

quote:
Originally posted by mobby
F13CR FOR 30 QUID???

yeah, they're cheap as chips.

vi seen some people advertise them for 500quid

no you havent, unless its a SCCR one with a diff

it must have been a sccr, what does the sc in the sccr stand for, and would the gearing in the f15 cr and the f13 cr be the same?

DaveyLC

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12th Oct 08 at 08:27

Can I just throw something into the mix.. The Corsa C box is identical to the Corsa B on the outside, the only difference is the hydraulic release bearing (which is easy to convert as all the holes/pivots are still in the box) and the lack of manual speedo drive.. There is metal plug in the drive hole which can be removed but there is no drive on the diff so you'ed have to use a diff from an earlier box unless you can retro fit the speedo drive.

Also I think someone above mentioned the corsa C is a cable box, it is not.

Warren G

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12th Oct 08 at 08:51

thats the F17

the F13/F15 are fine!

swill_omnibus

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12th Oct 08 at 12:46

Whats the majority of difference in the 1.8 from a Vectra and Cosa C then? EG if from same age car etc

Mobby

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12th Oct 08 at 12:48

do the produce the exact same power a torque??

James_H

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12th Oct 08 at 12:53

z18xe1 engines are out of the vectra b iirc.

swill_omnibus

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12th Oct 08 at 13:00

So what would be the engine code for the corsa C 1.8 engine? How do they differ power etc wise?

Or isit a case of one's bigblock and ones smallblock??

Warren G

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12th Oct 08 at 13:12

no no no no NO

z18xe

Z- emissions code

the Z18xe is the same as the x18xe1 (Not big block X18xe!!!)

execpt

has one o2 sensor (as all X code engines do, whereas Z have two) cable throttle instead of Electronic, Cat's in different locations

internaly the same and produce same power

Mobby

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12th Oct 08 at 13:14

is the 1.8 (130ps) a small block too?

Warren G

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12th Oct 08 at 13:15

123bhp

x18xe1 and z18xe are small block, only difference being management realy

Mobby

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12th Oct 08 at 13:16

ok thats the one i wanted!

swill_omnibus

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12th Oct 08 at 13:17

Ah so engine block wise is same bar all the emission types etc then. Awesome ness!

(Goes to look into arts required)

corsasriboy

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12th Oct 08 at 13:52

i've got x18xe1 in my astra and i'm sure i read somewhere its only 115bhp whereas the z18xe is 123? but apparantly on the road the power difference isnt noticeable.

[Edited on 12-10-2008 by corsasriboy]

Mobby

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12th Oct 08 at 14:08

quote:
Originally posted by corsasriboy
i've got x18xe1 in my astra and i'm sure i read somewhere its only 115bhp whereas the z18xe is 123? but apparantly on the road the power difference isnt noticeable.

[Edited on 12-10-2008 by corsasriboy]

i think your right, on parkers it states there is one thats 113bhp and 123bhp. will you be using the 123bhp management warren in mine?

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