M MadGT Guest Aug 7, 2007 #2 i`d say yeah but i could be wrong tho waits for someone to correct me... Bravo, why settle for less 1.8GT BRAVO
i`d say yeah but i could be wrong tho waits for someone to correct me... Bravo, why settle for less 1.8GT BRAVO
C Carroll Guest Aug 7, 2007 #3 I dunno for certain without looking it up , but if they're 16v, then yes.
M moje Guest Aug 7, 2007 #6 dont dohc mean (direct over head cams as the cams on a 1.6 16v are above the the engine
S steve Guest Aug 7, 2007 #8 Its Double (or Dual) Over Head Cam I belive if the cams are at the base of the cylinder they are OHV or Over Head Valve However i could be talking complete ****e
Its Double (or Dual) Over Head Cam I belive if the cams are at the base of the cylinder they are OHV or Over Head Valve However i could be talking complete ****e
C Carroll Guest Aug 7, 2007 #9 True, some 16v engines are not twin-cam, (Dolomite Sprint, Suzuki Alto, e.t.c.) - but most are and I can't think of any Italian 16v that is'nt, let alone a Fiat...
True, some 16v engines are not twin-cam, (Dolomite Sprint, Suzuki Alto, e.t.c.) - but most are and I can't think of any Italian 16v that is'nt, let alone a Fiat...
T Tom Guest Aug 7, 2007 #10 Also current BMW bini, early honda vtec... And some DOHC are 2 valve per cyl. Early (proper) Alfa TS, Fiat twin cam, 6cyls in Jag e-types...
Also current BMW bini, early honda vtec... And some DOHC are 2 valve per cyl. Early (proper) Alfa TS, Fiat twin cam, 6cyls in Jag e-types...
C callum Guest Aug 10, 2007 #12 i stand corrected http://carfolio.com/specifications/models/car/?car=75713&Fiat thats for the 1.6 i asumen the 1.4 is a sohc
i stand corrected http://carfolio.com/specifications/models/car/?car=75713&Fiat thats for the 1.6 i asumen the 1.4 is a sohc