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FAZ
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17th Aug 12 at 17:52   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

started with Peugoet 206 XSi 1.6 (saxo VTS engine??)









and now getting ready for track days next year;
195/45/15 s-drives all round
MIJ s/s cat back
stripped (work in progress)
relocated battery & kill switch
panel filter and cold air feed - huge performance gains
tidying bodywork and fitting new of a few worn / broken items















plans include
ds2500 and new discs, 5.1 fluid and braided lines
drivers bucket & 5 point harness (maybe passanger)
finish completely gutting the car of interior (maybe dash to?)
lowering 30mm ish and coilovers
maybe a rollcage of sorts
keep it running


[Edited on 18-09-2012 by FAZ]
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You shouldn't be allowed cars
Alex_Rally
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it looks like the jp engine a think its called. in the c2 , not 100% so i guess you will be able to run big cams in that engine.
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quote:
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You shouldn't be allowed cars

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quote:
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it looks like the jp engine a think its called. in the c2 , not 100% so i guess you will be able to run big cams in that engine.

just told him this down xbox live
Ben G
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gary

true though. buy car, strip it out, kill it
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Why s-drive and not semi slicks?
FAZ
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because i drive the car and cant justify paying out for tyres all the time

gary

i keep finding references to tu5jp4 on the logbook alex, i was under the impression this was the same as the saxo vts?
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tu5j4 is vts engine
Corsa_Sport21
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Possibly same design engine as Vts, but with less power. 110bhp iirc for the 206. Not sure what the differences would be though to give it less power.
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get a big set of lumpy cams and it will be a little flying machine my mate had a set in his vts and it was rather fun
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Tu5jp4 is the vrs engine and puts out 110bhp in the 206. The inlet is different on the 206 to the vts so restricts the output.

[Edited on 18-08-2012 by mattievRS]
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so whacking a saxo vts inlet on? would cams need amanagement?
antnee
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Looking good faz, any silly bright colours planned for this one?
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quote:
Originally posted by FAZ
so whacking a saxo vts inlet on? would cams need amanagement?


Not that simple I don't think as the head maybe slightly different aswell so the ports don't match.

The vts engines were labelled as tu5jp4s and had a better designed inlet and bigger ports from the head and also had a higher compression ratio, hence putting out 125bhp as standard. If you want to cam it then I'd go for either Newman ph3 cams or Catcam 701 but I'm fairly sure you'll need a remap to get the best from them as it'll run lumpy as hell.
You can also get Newman ph1 cams which will run on standard management without a map but I don't reckon they'd make any difference really as theyre mild cams.

[Edited on 18-08-2012 by mattievRS]
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coilovers purchased



Ben G
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cheap shit, not worthy, made out of old trolleys etc etc.

when you fitting them?
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:O your first time not on standard suspension
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i wasnt on standard on the crsa

they will do for now beng
Alex_Rally
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there alreet like, do the job for a canny price, they only cost like 140quid ish
FAZ
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£130
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looking good buddy 205 1.9 gti alloys in black would look smart on this
FAZ
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nah, dont need them, would rather upgrade the brakes than waste money on wheels
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fair enough dude a good shout too lol better to be stopping when you need to lol
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what brakes can you get for these ? something off the 406 ?? or 306 gti brakes ???

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