Hey guys, im Nemesis from South Africa. I got a 2009 Chevy Aveo 1.6. I just recently installed a short air induction kit on my car and gettin good torque and power out of the car. But what i want to ask is, at the end of the year im planning on putting modified manifold and powerflow exhaust, will the stock engine be able to handle those modifications?
no emission system testing in Florida put mine on 4 yrs ago.
I go with 17x7 with 205/45r17 tires.
I have 205/50r16 had 45's wish I stood with the 14's they came with with 195/50r14 I want the car lower.
they make 195/45r14s.. i have 195/45r15s. would like to test fit some 195/50r13s for autocross.. (not sure 13" will fit over brakes)
i have 18s and im lowered and its perfect
Sowi Aveo Joe, wat exactly did u put on, regarding the manifold? I cudnt understand ur reply regarding that.
I have google Opel Corsa modified manifolds and they all luk similar to the Aveo modified manifold that the other guy made, am i correct in sayin so? Because then i would possibly get a opel one in South Africa to fit on my Aveo.
exhaust manifold? I got it from eBay. there is a forum member by the name of xiaogary he sold me a header .
well ill probably be doing this to my dads aveo, now the SA corsa and aveo motors have the same design so ill be using a opel corsa manifold. but what i want to know is can i jjust remove the cat and the car will drive fine or will the co2 sensor need to be changed to one that gives a false reading to the ecu?
Current:
2000 Opel Corsa GSi
Ex:
1995 Opel Kadett 200t S - R.I.P
1997 Opel Corsa 130iE - Sold
1989 Opel Kadett 160 GSE - Sold
not sure? I'm thinking you wont have to change it just make sure theres one on there. co2's are universal.
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