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    Red face Difference between 120 ps and 150ps?

    Please don't say 30 ps!

    Are they the same motor? I have the 120 PS version, any tuning that can be done to the engine?

    Having previously had a 2001 mondeo TDDi the vectra feels a bit flaccid in comparison, however the mondeo had a claimed 115 ps but experts reckon that it was actually nearer 125.

    Any thoughts?

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    120 is 8v and 150 is 16v

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    120 more reliable can be remapped up to160 ish i believe but i prefr the 150 mapped upto 190 ad put up with a bit of hassle

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    The 120 can see over 160 with a good map I believe plus the torque increase works out better as its a 8v.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bren G View Post
    Please don't say 30 ps!
    120 is an 8v and 150 is a 16v motor too, so wont be so free revving as the 16v 150.

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    The 8v has good middle torque range, the 16v works good at the higher end off the revs ( the harder you rev the better it is ) i think.

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    Its no problem to tune the 120. Its not so quick reving as the 150, but the right tuning makes it feel stronger then a tuned 150. My 120 8v have I decat and remapped and I measuered in the dyno (not rr, but a dyno connected direkt to the axle out of the gearbox) and it said 170 ps and 400 nm between 2100 and 2800 rpm. Engine revs not like a petrol, but the car pulls our 1800 kg caravan like a grizlybear

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    Quote Originally Posted by zafira View Post
    Its no problem to tune the 120. Its not so quick reving as the 150, but the right tuning makes it feel stronger then a tuned 150. My 120 8v have I decat and remapped and I measuered in the dyno (not rr, but a dyno connected direkt to the axle out of the gearbox) and it said 170 ps and 400 nm between 2100 and 2800 rpm. Engine revs not like a petrol, but the car pulls our 1800 kg caravan like a grizlybear
    What map have you got? Hows the fuel economy as i would like my 120 done.

    Ta Steve

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    i have a promap tuning stage 2 remap on my 120, it has 155bhp and 340nm torque, pulls like a train and rev's like a petrol, better fuel economy, bigger smiles and less to go wrong with the 120 compared to the 150 also...lol

    emec#1

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    I read/write the ECU self, but the map is done by www.medusa-motorsports.com (Vinnoc Potter in Belgium). Fuel economy is a litle better then standard. Now I have done some new mods, litle more boost and i bit more diesel, so estimatet hp/torque is 180/420.

    To make it pull so hard you also need decat/dpf.

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