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Omega Help >> Omega General Help >> How to une ur car https://oldsite.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1190902789 Message started by not technical on 27. Sep 2007 at 15:19 |
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Title: How to une you are car Post by not technical on 27. Sep 2007 at 15:19
How can you super chip you are car any idea's?
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Title: Re: How to une you are car Post by bob.dent on 27. Sep 2007 at 16:01
One of our members on here called M-Tek Performance sells chips for the Omega. Send him a PM for details - you can find him on the members list by clicking on the Members tab near the top of the screen.
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Title: Re: How to une you are car Post by TheBoy on 27. Sep 2007 at 19:47 not technical wrote on 27. Sep 2007 at 15:19:
2.0l estate possible not the best engine to start from if you are trying to improve performance. May be better to replace with V6 if performance is what you are after.... |
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Title: Re: How to une you are car Post by cem_devecioglu on 27. Sep 2007 at 23:05
megas are heavy cars for 2 liter engine(unless turbo or supercharge)..v6 will be a better trial..
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Title: Re: How to une you are car Post by JamesV6CDX on 28. Sep 2007 at 01:25
I'd agree with what's said already. The 2.0 is a sound and reliable car if all you do is cruise along and don't expect the world from it.
However when you get into the realms of performance upgrades - upgrading a 2.0 engine is not worthwhile on such a heavy car, a V6 is a much better option. |
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Title: Re: How to une you are car Post by Kevin Wood on 28. Sep 2007 at 10:18
Agreed. It comes back to what I said in another thread recently. Get the biggest standard engine, and if that's too slow it's time to start tuning.
Yes, you can tune a 2.0 NA engine to give 200+ BHP if you really want to. It's not an engine I'd want in an Omega because it'd be as peaky as a peaky thing. (Nice in something lighter though :y) The turbo route is an option but it'll end up costing the earth just to reach the level of performance a V6 will deliver and, whilst you could go beyond that for more cash, it won't be as refined as the V6 and, again, your insurance company will view it as a liability in comparison to a factory standard V6. Kevin |
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