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tom130691
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   16th Jun 11 at 21:55   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

i know its sounds stupid, but hey

a mate is turbo'ing his 1.2 mini 45 bhp to start gets around 100 after

our theory is corsa 1.5 td manifold and turbo modified to fit the 1.2 8v block remap and jobs a goodern

i know it wont be fast,
i dont plan on doing it unless im realy bored,
but for the lols it would be


anyone know of anyone doing similar

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wont work derv turbos spool at low revs so are no use if you want to turbo a 1.2 8v go and get the ct9 turbo off a glanza and modify it to fit i was talkin about doing it before i shafted my 8v engine it can be done with very little work.
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the derv turbo was only for simplicity things like the mani and down pipe would fit easily
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it may fit easy... but it wont work, like said diesel turbos even spool at tick over, wont work on a petrol

you cant remap the standard ecu too
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quote:
Originally posted by mattk
it may fit easy... but it wont work, like said diesel turbos even spool at tick over, wont work on a petrol

you cant remap the standard ecu too


it was only a theory,
ye i was aware of that aswell but still would be suming fun to fill my boredom


how strong do you recon the cranks are in 1.2's
1.4 8v head + 1.6 8v cam + turbo = or


can pic most of this stuff up cheap i would probably buy another engine to play with

[Edited on 16-06-2011 by tom130691]
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ct9 turbo off the glanza then and it has been done very easily and would be fun on the 1.2. technically any petrol turbo can be made to fit if you have the time
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by all means go for it, I think it would be great if it worked
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Surely the turbo spooling early will be ecu controlled?
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a diesel turbo would work as my works turbo saxo has a diesel turbo on it. running 230 bhp
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quote:
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a diesel turbo would work as my works turbo saxo has a diesel turbo on it. running 230 bhp


it would work yes
i think the issue is getting it to spool up nicely it would basically be a fuck load of back presure untill its going and it may have a stupid ass torque band
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yea but any turbo is going to create alot of back pressure. if it is mapped well you can feather the tourqe.
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quote:
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yea but any turbo is going to create alot of back pressure. if it is mapped well you can feather the tourqe.


dervs have alot more compression there for abit more force to spin it up, where a a petrol turbo would be easier to get going if that makes any sense
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I think generally a diesel turbo will be smaller than the equivalent petrol engine turbo, which would give the quicker spool. A 1.5D turbo should be alright on a 1.2 IMO

Edit, if you whack a turbo on, you will have to let the car warm up and cool down properly then Tom!

[Edited on 16-06-2011 by antnee]
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quote:
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I think generally a diesel turbo will be smaller than the equivalent petrol engine turbo, which would give the quicker spool. A 1.5D turbo should be alright on a 1.2 IMO

Edit, if you whack a turbo on, you will have to let the car warm up and cool down properly then Tom!

[Edited on 16-06-2011 by antnee]



good shout depends how its designed if the fins are different angles and shit to petrol,

and what you trying to say
its an 8v it will run for ever
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I've heard you arriving/leaving Singer (and most of Cov with your exhaust!), heavy right foot is an understatement
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quote:
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I've heard you arriving/leaving Singer (and most of Cov with your exhaust!), heavy right foot is an understatement



4k revs at most, you need a hheavy right foot to move a 1.2
its not even that loud
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The foreigners turbo 1.0 8v.
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you will need to redus the compreshon too
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if you run really low boost you wont need to lower the comp, the hill climb nova was a 1.4 turbo making 170hp and it was ment to be serious fast
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I want in on this project
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quote:
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if you run really low boost you wont need to lower the comp, the hill climb nova was a 1.4 turbo making 170hp and it was ment to be serious fast


That nova was a sleeved down 1.2 to make it a 1.0 so it could run in the 1400 and under class.
What's this about lowering the compression?? I've seen 20psi stuffed into a standard compression xe, fair enough it was on megasquirt though.
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http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=606466


tell him buy this
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quote:
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if you run really low boost you wont need to lower the comp, the hill climb nova was a 1.4 turbo making 170hp and it was ment to be serious fast


Not true. Adding a turbo to a N/A combustion is a recipe for disaster in this instance. Bare in mind this is a piddly little 1.2 8v lump. He wants to gain 55bhp. To do this, he will have bollock in a shit load of boost pressure (in comparison with the capacity) which in turn will mean much more heat.

Tiny 1.2 + extra heat + no compression changes = DETONATION!

Total waste of time and money IMO.
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Need to talk to Warreng, he has some experience turbo'ing N/As
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Why would you do this

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