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    Talking 1.7td

    Right, if i had a full cavvy 1.7TD what would i need of it to get the engine into a nova? the nova is a 1.2 spi flair/spin..

    Wouldi need any engine mounts?


    Is this an easy conversion?

    Just asking as my mate has a cavvy td that hes going to scrap, and i have a nova shell that we could put it in..


    Cheers martin

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    I really wouldnt bother, try to find a 1.5 Isuzu lump if you really want a diesel. The 1.7's are dire! Mine drinks more diesel than my Nova drinks unleaded!

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    PM burgo, he'll prob still have all the conversion parts

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bottlethroddy
    I really wouldnt bother, try to find a 1.5 Isuzu lump if you really want a diesel. The 1.7's are dire! Mine drinks more diesel than my Nova drinks unleaded!
    Really?

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    Really! Youll end up with an engine that performs like an SR and drinks like an SR, all youll gain is a lot of extra weight for a lot of extra work.

    The 1.5 is much more economical, and actually performs better IMO

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    I agree my 1.7 diesel cavalier is pritty crap for a diesel around town, but on the motorway its really good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bottlethroddy
    Really! Youll end up with an engine that performs like an SR and drinks like an SR, all youll gain is a lot of extra weight for a lot of extra work.

    The 1.5 is much more economical, and actually performs better IMO
    Better just too stick wiith the original plans and 1.6 8v t40 it then?

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    Most definately!

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    Case closed then.


    Cheers all

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