View Full Version : x18xe help
Charlieboi
09-04-14, 11:11 PM
What Turing upgrades can U do on my x18xe thanks
Novasport
09-04-14, 11:25 PM
What is it in, what is your budget and how usable does it need to be?
Charlieboi
10-04-14, 12:53 PM
its in a corsa b
dgbnova#1
10-04-14, 01:54 PM
There was 3 questions there ?
personally i cant do many turing upgrades on your x18xe, sorry
jimbob-mcgrew
13-04-14, 04:16 PM
ive heard of a few people getting really decent output from these engines, from an aftermarket intake manifold, uprated cams and a new exhaust system, then a re-map to pull it all together.
but I warn you, its not cheap ! I think they spent over 2 grand.
I guess the cheapest, easiest stuff, would be an new exhaust system with de-cat, but that might cost you 4 or 500 quid. it would be more cost effective to go for a bigger engine.
id probably just give it a good service myself. change the plugs, and all the filters and fluids, and keep it how it is.
Charlieboi
14-04-14, 07:39 PM
Its got a 2.5 inch ss strate throught would a x20xev manifold fit think the cams do but not 100%
dgbnova#1
14-04-14, 07:54 PM
Got both x20 and x18 here will have a look at that but will be end of week would help me as x18 manifolds cracked I do have x16 4 branch but thought that may not fit ?
Charlieboi
15-04-14, 01:03 PM
Yeah mines cracked to :(
jimbob-mcgrew
19-04-14, 02:47 AM
both cracked ? ... is it a common thing on those 1.8's then ?
I don't know much about the inlets on those, but I doubt it will fit, as the x18xe1 is smallblock, and the x20xev is bigblock... so theres most probably a width difference ?
ive seen a build thread of an old mini cooper with a 1.8 in, and the guy used a x16 inlet on it, he said it matched up.
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