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    OpelAus Enthusiast daaaaavek's Avatar
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    The Courtenay kit is a modified version of the USA kit. Also, Courtenay moves the ECU next to the ABS unit, and the battery to the boot.
    '02 Astra 2.2 SRi

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    both would be a pain in terms of wiring

    would matt/wayne be able to do anything with regards to this ecu issue you reckon?
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    OpelAus Enthusiast daaaaavek's Avatar
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    I doubt it .. it would require a live re-mapping on a dyno

    Wiring up an ECU is a piece of piss (well for me it would be)
    '02 Astra 2.2 SRi

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    with 5990 pounds you could buy almost any 8 year old v8 car in england....v8!!!Click here to enlarge
    Black '02 SRi

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by blueraven Click here to enlarge
    (If anyone says an astra turbo has lag then there is one of two things: the person clearly has never driven one, or the astra has some serious issues. Ask any jap turbo driver where they hit full boost, normally around 3k, but the astra is on full wail by 1900rpm!)
    *cough* Auto Astra Turbo Diesel *cough*

    Infact both Astra Turbo diesels have turbo lag.

    Now what do I win Click here to enlarge
    Holden Astra - Opel in disguise.

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    QLD Cruise Co-ordinator glider's Avatar
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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by daaaaavek Click here to enlarge
    I doubt it .. it would require a live re-mapping on a dyno

    Wiring up an ECU is a piece of piss (well for me it would be)
    so you reckon you can solve the issue then? Click here to enlarge
    Glider aka Toby, 94 Calibra Turbo
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    Capa do kits for honda's and the like, even excel's. I asked them about a kit for a astra and they quoted me 10g as it would be a custom job. They do em for a POS excell why not an astra ?

    http://www.capa.com.au/kits.htm


    Also FIST auto quoted me 10-15k for a custom turbo kit, heh i laughed at them.

    Fist Performance2/1460 Boundary RoadWacol QLD 4076Phone: 07 3271 3223Fax: 07 3271 3233Email: [email protected]Website: www.fistaudio.com


    The best by far is Catch Me, they quoted me 4.5k for a custom turbo job, they even went on to say theyve done a couple. ( Im guessing its a sales pitch )



    Catch Me Performance PtyUnit 3/6 Pendrey CourtUnderwood QLD 4119Phone: 07 3386 0100 Fax: 07 3356 0122Email: [email protected]Website: www.catchmeperformance.com.au


    Some of these links may not work, they were pulled of an old web site, but the phone numbers sure do Click here to enlarge
    sigs are stupid Click here to enlarge

    My car goes broom, all 91kw of it !

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    OpelAus Forum Regular KID_SRi's Avatar
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    Force Inducting a Z22SE (2.2) or even a X18 1.8 is a P.I.T.A.
    Me & Mr Corsa have been in Contact for years, Its slightly easier to do a 1.8, Even Tony will tell you its a Prick.
    They're drive by wire, You have to use a Specified DBW/FBW ECU.
    Re-mapping the Standard ECU won't work, The ECU won't reconise the Turbo/Supercharger making it 'Limp Mode'. Then you have to add New Sensors. Try using Windows Vista with a Commodore 64 Click here to enlarge
    You have to use a FBW Compliant ECU, They aint cheap.
    My MoTec M800 cost me $7000 in 2004.
    I've been done this track & It cost me alot, No one wants to know about a Forced Inducted Astra or Corsa. Anyone that CLAIMS to have done it & Got Huge Power & CLAIMS its a piece of Piss is a ****ing Lair.
    The bloke who worked on mine claimed he could do it gave up.

    So Moral to the Story, Buy a SRi-T or VXR. Or Even better a STi or Evo.

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    well since i have just bought my new sti, i am looking to shift my astra even faster now....

    so better start convincing your dad Click here to enlarge its a bargain.
    Subaru MY08 STi - Alpine white :whistle:
    Hammond to Clarkson: "if the STi is faster your gonna look like such a knob!"

    209kw at all 4.

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    Click here to enlarge Originally Posted by blueraven Click here to enlarge
    well since i have just bought my new sti, i am looking to shift my astra even faster now....

    so better start convincing your dad Click here to enlarge its a bargain.
    If my Dad was Alive, He'd be contemplating releieving you of your SRi-T

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