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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: unlucky mark mv6 on 12 December 2009, 20:16:06
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Posted the answer to this in the newbie section as someone wanted to know,but probably wouldent get read in there.It stands for multi-valve-6 cylinder if anyones interested. ::)
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Posted the answer to this in the newbie section as someone wanted to know,but probably wouldent get read in there.It stands for multi-valve-6 cylinder if anyones interested. ::)
Does it?
I thought it was Motorsport V6 :-?
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Posted the answer to this in the newbie section as someone wanted to know,but probably wouldent get read in there.It stands for multi-valve-6 cylinder if anyones interested. ::)
Does it?
I thought it was Motorsport V6 :-?
Thats what I've always understood as well .... :)
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Posted the answer to this in the newbie section as someone wanted to know,but probably wouldent get read in there.It stands for multi-valve-6 cylinder if anyones interested. ::)
Does it?
I thought it was Motorsport V6 :-?
I hate to agree with you Daz, but..............so did I.
Every V6 is a multi-valve V6, not just the MV6.
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True,but then again it was never entered in any motorsport events either so break knows.
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I thought it was because it sounded cool
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I thought it was because it sounded cool
;D ;D ;D
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I thought it was just a cool name for a poverty spec model. Runs and hides quickly ;D ;D
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I thought it stood for Motorsport, so just Googled it, top answer came up as Catera Owners accross the pond, so looked at the same question on that thread and the answer from them was......
....best to go the the OmegaOwners.com.
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An MV6 is a 'go-faster' model ..... does it matter whether it stands for owt? :-? ;) ;) ;) ;)
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Posted the answer to this in the newbie section as someone wanted to know,but probably wouldent get read in there.It stands for multi-valve-6 cylinder if anyones interested. ::)
All the 6 cylinders would be MV6 if that were the case
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This reminds of the debate we had many years ago in the Rover SD1 Club, what "SD1" stood for :)
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This reminds of the debate we had many years ago in the Rover SD1 Club, what "SD1" stood for :)
Shouldn't it be SD[size=22]i[/size] ::) ::) ::) ::)
runs quickly for the door!!!!
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Special something 1
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Just sounds cool i guess. Lower & firmer than other Migs so slightly better handling but no faster out of the box.
Who said low spec? Digi climate as standard. Ok no satnav on mini facelifts but i don't use it myself, i can read a map. My MV6 has been fitted with cruise control, bose, full recaro leather (won't see that on an Elite). I'm still waiting for a privacy rear blind & shelf in black & the heated recaros only go up & down........but i'd leave you in my dust on the twisties....
& i have the best wheels a Mig can ever have, along with a spare set! 8-)
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& i have the best wheels a Mig can ever have, .....
And I thought you had the easily buckled Irmscher twin spoke preface lift alloys? ::) ::)
Did you change them for the 17" facelift Elite alloys like mine then? ;) ;) ;) ;) ;D ;D ;D :y :y :y
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15 - luv
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15 - luv
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:y ;D ;D ;D
and like yours! ;)
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This reminds of the debate we had many years ago in the Rover SD1 Club, what "SD1" stood for :)
Shouldn't it be SD[size=22]i[/size] ::) ::) ::) ::)
runs quickly for the door!!!!
Very quickly followed by a frying pan ;D
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Special something 1
Specialist Division 1 :y
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Posted the answer to this in the newbie section as someone wanted to know,but probably wouldent get read in there.It stands for multi-valve-6 cylinder if anyones interested. ::)
Does it?
I thought it was Motorsport V6 :-?
No daz,it does stand for multi-valve 6 cylinder,according to total vauxhall,because someone wrote in and asked the same question. :y
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Posted the answer to this in the newbie section as someone wanted to know,but probably wouldent get read in there.It stands for multi-valve-6 cylinder if anyones interested. ::)
Does it?
I thought it was Motorsport V6 :-?
No daz,it does stand for multi-valve 6 cylinder,according to total vauxhall,because someone wrote in and asked the same question. :y
Doesn't that make all V6 omegas MV6's then?
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Just sounds cool i guess. Lower & firmer than other Migs so slightly better handling but no faster out of the box.
Who said low spec? Digi climate as standard. Ok no satnav on mini facelifts but i don't use it myself, i can read a map. My MV6 has been fitted with cruise control, bose, full recaro leather (won't see that on an Elite). I'm still waiting for a privacy rear blind & shelf in black & the heated recaros only go up & down........but i'd leave you in my dust on the twisties....
& i have the best wheels a Mig can ever have, along with a spare set! 8-)
Actually You will, leather sports recaros was a no cost option on the Elites, seen a couple arround, still prefere my MV6's though. :y
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Posted the answer to this in the newbie section as someone wanted to know,but probably wouldent get read in there.It stands for multi-valve-6 cylinder if anyones interested. ::)
Does it?
I thought it was Motorsport V6 :-?
No daz,it does stand for multi-valve 6 cylinder,according to total vauxhall,because someone wrote in and asked the same question. :y
Just because "total vauxhall" say something .. doesn't make it true !!! They have been wrong before .. several times !! :)
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Posted the answer to this in the newbie section as someone wanted to know,but probably wouldent get read in there.It stands for multi-valve-6 cylinder if anyones interested. ::)
The general consensus is that Opel (Opel released MV6 long before Vauxhall) called it Motorsport V6
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Posted the answer to this in the newbie section as someone wanted to know,but probably wouldent get read in there.It stands for multi-valve-6 cylinder if anyones interested. ::)
Does it?
I thought it was Motorsport V6 :-?
No daz,it does stand for multi-valve 6 cylinder,according to total vauxhall,because someone wrote in and asked the same question. :y
Just because "total vauxhall" say something .. doesn't make it true !!! They have been wrong before .. several times !! :)
Surely they wouldent tell us porkies would they. :D ::)
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Posted the answer to this in the newbie section as someone wanted to know,but probably wouldent get read in there.It stands for multi-valve-6 cylinder if anyones interested. ::)
Does it?
I thought it was Motorsport V6 :-?
No daz,it does stand for multi-valve 6 cylinder,according to total vauxhall,because someone wrote in and asked the same question. :y
Just because "total vauxhall" say something .. doesn't make it true !!! They have been wrong before .. several times !! :)
Surely they wouldent tell us porkies would they. :D ::)
No, of course not, thats why most people on here change thier Cam Belt at 40K.
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Posted the answer to this in the newbie section as someone wanted to know,but probably wouldent get read in there.It stands for multi-valve-6 cylinder if anyones interested. ::)quote]
The general consensus is that Opel (Opel released MV6 long before Vauxhall) called it Motorsport V6
Quite right Opel did release the MV6 2-3 years before vauxhall coined the name,and it was motorsport vairiant 6 cylinder as used in german and italian race series
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Posted the answer to this in the newbie section as someone wanted to know,but probably wouldent get read in there.It stands for multi-valve-6 cylinder if anyones interested. ::)
Does it?
I thought it was Motorsport V6 :-?
No daz,it does stand for multi-valve 6 cylinder,according to total vauxhall,because someone wrote in and asked the same question. :y
Just because "total vauxhall" say something .. doesn't make it true !!! They have been wrong before .. several times !! :)
Surely they wouldent tell us porkies would they. :D ::)
No, of course not, thats why most people on here change thier Cam Belt at 40K.
:-X ;)
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Whatever it stands for, Opel used it as the equivalent to Vauxhall's Elite
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Whatever it stands for, Opel used it as the equivalent to Vauxhall's Elite
Oh well it made good conversation either way. ;D