Fiat Coupe 20v Turbo
we did an engine build on one a 20v few years ago and mechanical wise they are pretty good, as above have also done turbo and belt changes and there's no room to work on them - think we got the belt time to less than 8hrs
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OiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiGerry H wrote:It's a Fiat FFS
I am trying to sell these for a living LOL
Not that that seems to be a hard thing to do at the moment.
The Fiat 20v has a lovely sound to it and handle well from the off Stu.
Tuning may be a bit costly due to lack of demand but i bet they will respond well to the basics.
Cool looking too.
Jay
Well the skyline is gone for good But how cool is my little replacement!!!!! 7lbs 12oz of pure joy....
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I dont think jamie uses this place that much these days.
But spoke to him about a week ago, the car is running like a dream and infact recently had mapping done and achieved 349bhp and 320lbs of torque from a totally standard engine, with
FMIC
Air filter etc
Exhaust
GT28r (running 25psi of boost...evidentally it could have been pushed slightly further)
AquaMist
Standard injectors with a 4bar regulator
Fuel Pump
im sure the above is right..
i went out in it (bearing in mind we are running the same/very similar turbo) and his car just did not stop pulling it felt VERY fast..and of course the noise it made was awesome
But spoke to him about a week ago, the car is running like a dream and infact recently had mapping done and achieved 349bhp and 320lbs of torque from a totally standard engine, with
FMIC
Air filter etc
Exhaust
GT28r (running 25psi of boost...evidentally it could have been pushed slightly further)
AquaMist
Standard injectors with a 4bar regulator
Fuel Pump
im sure the above is right..
i went out in it (bearing in mind we are running the same/very similar turbo) and his car just did not stop pulling it felt VERY fast..and of course the noise it made was awesome

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im going to give Jamie a buzz and get him to elaborate further on it and I'm sure he has some vid's of itstuart wrote:All interesting stuff. I'll email a link to this across and let you know if anything comes of it.
Tremendous news about the power, pick up and bolt on friendliness of it all. Any sounds clips Hugh??

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Just spoken to Jamie, he said PM your number to him and he'll be more than happy to meet up with you for you take it for a blaststuart wrote:All interesting stuff. I'll email a link to this across and let you know if anything comes of it.
Tremendous news about the power, pick up and bolt on friendliness of it all. Any sounds clips Hugh??

Hi I dont come on her to often, but i do know alot about fiat coupe, both maintaining them, and tuning them.Hugh Janus wrote:Just spoken to Jamie, he said PM your number to him and he'll be more than happy to meet up with you for you take it for a blast
First off the electrics are fine as long as they havent been messed about with, ive had mine now 6-7years and no probs as yet, generally they are a great car but if you dont treat them well, then you are asking for trouble. There are plenty of tuning products out there most have been developed by people on the forum http://www.fccuk.org/forum . you can even go as far as using the 2.5 stilo kit with a gt30 turbo which some do and properly mapped can make 5-600bbhp with the right mods. The forum which i put above is fantastic you can find every thing you want from fitting guide for about every thing to tuning and styling. Mine is now running 340bhp and 320lbs torque and i could of pushed it abit more on the rollers which i think it would have been 350bhp and 335lbs this was possible by a forum member from bristol who has learned how to crack the bosch ecu and read the coding (very clever bloke)and can now live map the standard ecu on the road, also can add bigger injectors water injection etc with have motec or similar cost for the live mapping by him is
Thanks Jamie
Not sure that a road test is either a good idea or necessary mate, but thank you anyway. It was more to ask someone that knows;
a) Are they tunable
b) How do they handle
c) Are they tough
They seem to be fantastic value for money......I wanted some quality, no bullshit Bigpower spec feedback.
That's what I have got
ta
Not sure that a road test is either a good idea or necessary mate, but thank you anyway. It was more to ask someone that knows;
a) Are they tunable
b) How do they handle
c) Are they tough
They seem to be fantastic value for money......I wanted some quality, no bullshit Bigpower spec feedback.
That's what I have got
ta
