Styling can u do it?

[puntonovice]

ok, i might sound a bit stupid now, but, can u fit 16V into an 8V car??

 

[dave]

Yes but i wouldn't bother, more valves= more trouble

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[JonnyBoy]

And it probably works out cheaper to sell your 8v car and buy a 16v one

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[pritch]

Definitely. I won't even start on the things that have to changed and checked to make it feel even vaguely normal.

Definitely having a 16v next

Spirito di Punto | M-reg 55SX, black, 5dr. Clear repeaters. I'm fitting remote locking this week!!

 

[JonnyBoy]

I hear that...my next car will either be a late-model Mk1 1.2 16v Sporting, or a Capri 3000GT
All depends on how long my 55SX lasts (hopefully 'til I'm out of Uni - only 2 1/2 years to go!) and how nasty insurance is on the Capri, although older ones qualify for (cheaper) Classic insurance [8D]

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[puntoracer2004]

You can but its really expensive.Ur best bets go for a K&N induction kit and Superchip this`ll give u more power for less £££

 

[custard]

my advice is buy a well specced and as powerful as possible and then modify,if theres a 2litre in the range for example then dont bother modding a 1.2 to get the same horses

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