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C20NE conversion - PLEASE LOOK
Posted: Sat Apr 04, 2009 1:07 pm
by sibzy
Hi all,am converting a 94 corsa b 1.2 8v to a c20ne 2.0 8v with f16 gearbox,am currently putting the engine and box in but for the life of me it wont line up,got a drivers side mounting from ebay which says was from a nova that does the c20xe and c20ne,have the original corsa mounting on gearbox side and have put the 12mm spacer inbetween the gearbox and rear mounting,if i have the bolts in the two front mountings the rear is two inches to far back,any help would be appreciated.is the nova and corsa conversion drivers mount the same??
I HAVE A FEELING THE NOVA MOUNTING IS DIFFERNT THAN THE CORSA B ?????. ANYONE KNOW THIS FOR SURE????.
Engine mount from ebay,
Re: C20NE conversion - PLEASE LOOK
Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009 3:31 am
by madmalc917
The nova mount is quite a bit shorter than the corsa,
i've got a combo van with an eco-tec in it and a nova with a 8v in it and i'm just in the middle of building a 8v corsa as well
Re: C20NE conversion - PLEASE LOOK
Posted: Tue Apr 07, 2009 10:49 pm
by sibzy
Yea i taught so mate,have orderd a corsa b mount,whats the best way to hook up the gear linkage??
Re: C20NE conversion - PLEASE LOOK
Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2009 11:29 pm
by Chrex
you need the chassis plate too. type 1 chassis plate, and that should go onto the mount on the engine. My GSi was slightly different as it was type 2 (16v) mounts.
Best way to do the gear linkage is to get an M-tech quickshift from LMFvauxhall. £70 well spent in my opinion. It means you aint bodging it, and makes the gear linkage real taught and there is very little travel!
Re: C20NE conversion - PLEASE LOOK
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 7:54 pm
by sibzy
My corsa has the mount already there so wont need the chasis mount as it was a 1.2 8v,quick shift sounds expensive but sounds like a good idea,got my 2.0 8v running today for the first time after a full engine rebuild,started first turn of key so i was delighted.
.just need the gearlikage and sort some drives now,also weld the exhaust together,