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    Hi There!

    I've been busy lately and i got some spare time so.. let the writing begin

    Because you can get in very big trouble for not having a catalytic converter under your car in switzerland (loosing your driving licence and so on) and i wanted to improve the exhaust system i decided to switch to a cheap and hopefully little more effective solution.

    I wanted to replace the original cat...


    ..with a C20XE cat.


    Therefore i had to cut the exsiting Manifold in pieces.


    some adjustments with the "new" cat.


    made a new pipe for mounting after the catalytic converter with a much bigger diameter


    welded everthing that had to be welded and monuted it to the car




    unfortunately it didn't make a big difference... at least i tried

    Then i started to make the mountig points for the CV-Joint Suspension.
    I tested if it would have been possible to weld the mountings vertically but that wouldn't work because the angle for the tie bars was bigger than it would allow.

    ...so horizontal it is!


    before welding


    and after


    POR15 for rust protection


    Nice
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    Bought some second hand brake proportioning valves.


    and a computer cable


    After a couple of days i began to disassemble the enginebay..... one more time

    still complete


    Everything had to go... EGR, MAP Sensor, idle valve and so on


    including the whole engine management


    then had to change the camshafts


    to 266° cams

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    while i was changing the cams i had a visitor from UPS

    The writing on the parcel was promising


    and the content even more. hehehe


    Complete KMS van Kronenburg engine management
    - ECU MP25
    - Basic wiring loom for 4 cylinder
    - 4 injectors 380ccm
    - Bosch 4.9 wideband lambda sensor
    - KMS air temperature sensor
    - KMS throttle position sensor
    - KMS ignition coil


    380cc injector close up


    the inner workings of the MP25 ECU with the connector for programming


    there was a lot to do. every cable had to be connected by myself


    in order to fit the ne injectors i had to modify the fuel rail a little bit
    top original / bottom modified


    with fitted injector loom. Very tight, but it works


    had to cut the distance sleeves, because the KMS injectors were a bit shorter than the original injectors


    then had to switch the TPS sensor vom passenger to drivers side.


    fitting the loom


    lambda sensor comparison


    loom fitting nearly completed.

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    Nice work as always. On the tiebar brackets would you be better boxing the other side in too to match the bent side? I'm no expert but it sounds like it'd add a bit more strength

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    Hi, good choice with the kms and risse-motorsport and nice corsa.

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    On the tiebar brackets would you be better boxing the other side in too to match the bent side?
    i decided to make my own subframe wich connects the tiebar and tca's to stiffen everything a little bit more.

    good choice with the kms and risse-motorsport and nice corsa.
    thanks... or in a more familiar language: Danke! i think it would be better for you to check my thread at corsaforum.de

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    KMS is an excellent choice. A guy local to me sells loads of them and uses KMS in his own cars/on his own motorbikes to great effect.



    And... it's Dutch!
    One day I'll start a build thread. One day...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ExTrEmeOc View Post
    To the 30th anniversary of the Corsa A (Nova) all Corsas could park side by side.

    Any pics of the Spider and what looks like a Sprint-C TR(Saloon)?

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    @ novasport: Here you go http://www.streetridez.net/index.php...ew&picID=57191

    I've been busy over the last few weeks so here are the results of what i was up to.

    Because the camshaft sensor is no longer needed i grinded the reference points of. This would maybe reduce some mass that otherwise has to be moved..... unlikley i know


    and mounted


    The bracket for the throttle position sensor had to be slightly modified because it wasn't possible to put the plug on the TPS.


    problem solved


    To get a first impression what needed to be done i layed out some wires including a standard C16SEi loom which i needed to cut apart.


    I had to reuse the fuel relay...


    ...and the connector for connecting to the standard nova loom.


    joined them together including a piece of KMS loom


    after some fiddling with the loom i managed to lay out the cables

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    to keep the water, oil, fuel or whatever out of the car i used the plug from the SEi loom.


    and after some hours i had the right lenghts for all the cabels.


    after that i had to fit the ECU connector, therefore i had to cut all the cables to the same length.


    The KMS wiring diagram is very easy to understand (at least for me ) so ist wasn't that difficult to wire everything up.


    finished


    two 'n half hours later i had myself a nice little engine loom

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