86k Miles = 138403.58 Kilometers.Originally Posted by deadlegion
Hmmm 86,000 miles. I can never remember conversion info
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86k Miles = 138403.58 Kilometers.Hmmm 86,000 miles. I can never remember conversion info
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Is that a B or C? Model B goes back to 93' or something, so it's an old car. I consider Mum's car to be old (I think hers is 95' or something) as are all of our cars. The old Toyota is a classicOlder? I consider a 2001 car to be pretty damn modern.
I'd rather have something from the early 90s.
My Mazda is 1990
It isn't even fuel injected
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The one I posted is a C, there's very few Bs for sale these days, and the ones that do come up I can't get a reasonable quote on because lol worthless, therefore £££ for insurance.Is that a B or C? Model B goes back to 93' or something, so it's an old car. I consider Mum's car to be old (I think hers is 95' or something) as are all of our cars. The old Toyota is a classic
My Mazda is 1990
It isn't even fuel injected
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Oh ok, C is just on this side of old then.
The local version of that had a GTi (or something) edition. Nice little car, and reasonably quick.
Although I think the motor is one of those ones that bends valves if you throw a timing belt (interference design).
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I believe the 1 litre is chain driven.
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B's are everywhere here bro.
The four doors are cheap as chips, I could've got a spare for mum's a little while ago that needed a head rebuild (cooked due to blown radiator).
But I gave it a miss...I know a dude that removes cars for free and he has a few if I need parts (or even a whole car for that matter).
No need to have wrecks sitting on my property if they can be elsewhere
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Don't think I've ever seen a 1 litre here.I believe the 1 litre is chain driven.
The B 1.4's have a belt.
But the C GTi has a twin cam...not sure what size. Probably 1.8 or something like that
Ah, ok...after checking wiki it's the SRi:
Holden also imported the SRi version with the 1.8L Astra motor and uprated sports suspension including traction control, ABS brakes, a better tyre/wheel combination and Irmscher body kit to produce a "baby hot hatch" Barina.
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The SRI over here is a 1.4
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Maybe wiki has it wrong, but the 1.8l sounds right.The SRI over here is a 1.4
I noticed that the UK has a GSi, so this is probably the car I'm talking about.
Feckin wiki
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Corsa C SRI is 1.4 as far as I know.
Corsa B GSI is 1.4 as far as I know too.
I don't know of anything over 1.4 unless it's a 1.7TD
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Well I know there is a hot C version here.Corsa C SRI is 1.4 as far as I know.
Corsa B GSI is 1.4 as far as I know too.
I don't know of anything over 1.4 unless it's a 1.7TD
Wiki has an ecotec 1.8l engine listed as being for the GSi. Which sounds right because the C I'm thinking of is pretty zippy.
Never heard of a B hot hatch, it must be the C (engine is for 2000–2003).
The turbo diesel...not sure if we even got that shit here. Putting that it a hatch wouldn't make it hot
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Biggest UK Corsa Bs:
1.6 L C16XE I4 (petrol)
1.6 L X16XE I4 (petrol)
1.5 L Isuzu I4 diesel
1.7 L Isuzu I4 diesel
Biggest UK Corsa Cs:
1.8 L X18XE I4 (petrol)
1.7 L DI I4 (diesel)
1.7 L DTI I4 (diesel)
1.7 L CDTI I4 (diesel)
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I don't know about the 1.8 Corsa C, what is it a VXR? Or is it an SRI?
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For the C's:
The 1.8 L X18XE I4 (petrol) is probably the GSi engine (around 124hp).
All of the diesels look shit, except maybe the CDTI (which is just under 100hp).
20-25hp can make a significant difference with small cars, I know from experience.
Plus diesels are all torque and not much power.
For the B's:
I think most if not all the cars here are just 1.4l...all of the ones I've looked at are single cam.
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