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very pi$$ed off
31-07-07, 01:23 AM
hi all new to this site im going to be doing a engine swap and need some help what i want to do is put an engine out of a 1.6 mk3 astra in to a nova what will i need for this or will it go strate in what im planing on doing is useing the nove mounts just bolt them on to the 1.6 and leave the 1.2 gearbox in so i can leave the nova shafts in as well will this work and is there any thing else i should no or do

thanks mike

haynes-maxpower
31-07-07, 01:50 AM
im not sure about an astra engine on the nova months but if you used 1.6 nova engine it would just be a stright swap as that what i did in mine

Stuart
31-07-07, 08:34 AM
go back to mig :p lol

"should" be a small block 1.6 so its the same as fitting a 1.6 gte/gsi nova engine.

very pi$$ed off
31-07-07, 10:20 AM
on way back there now lol thanks guys its my neighber doing it and asked me to put up a post so thourt i would put one on here as its a nova so a nice easy swap then thats what i like lol

Stuart
31-07-07, 11:23 AM
he will need to fit the 1.6 gearbox too as the bellhousing on the 1.2 box wont go over the clutch/flywheel.

worth noting that hes going to need an MPI fuel pump to supply the fuel.

Adam
31-07-07, 11:28 AM
It could be a 1600 spi.
What model nova is it?

causerino
31-07-07, 10:07 PM
Say if it was a mk1 1.2 carb.....

It would need a:

Fuel tank from an injection (with internal or external depending on
fuel line from injection
Gearbox to match the 1.6

What else?

Would it need anything else if the engine was from a mk2?

Adam
01-08-07, 12:22 AM
1600 manifold/downpipe and exhaust system.

Ernie
01-08-07, 09:50 AM
fit 1.6 badges lol

causerino
01-08-07, 11:40 AM
Revised list


Say if it was a mk1 1.2 carb.....

It would need a:

Fuel tank from an injection (with internal or external depending on
fuel line from injection
Gearbox to match the 1.6
1600 manifold/downpipe and exhaust system.

What else?

Would it need anything else if the engine was from a mk2?

Stuart
01-08-07, 11:55 AM
umm how about your very own thread to prevent hijacking...

causerino
01-08-07, 12:08 PM
umm how about your very own thread to prevent hijacking...

Are you a Mod on here? If so can you split the thread with my responses into a new thread?