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Thought i'd sling up some pics and spec of my 306, let me know what you think..
Spec is..
1.9 XUD turbocharged diesel engine
xantia inlet manifold
Big front mount intercooler with 2.5" polished alloy pipe
307 136bhp HDI 302mm big brake conversion
GTI6 Rear disc axle
HDI gearbox
Garrett T25 from a saab 9000
Manaual boost controller
11mm bosch pump with govner mod & Jp special ground LDA pin
FULL red and black leather seats
Ph3 front and back bumper with PH3 Boot
some kind of peugeot spoiler, it came on the boot!
xsi colour coded side skirts
Cd located lower down
Boost, oil temp & oil pressure gages in the centre where Cd player usually goes.
17" gloss black challenger alloys
60mm spax front springs on gti6 shocks
lowered 70mm rear
Straight through stainless steel powerflow exhaust
Black mask headlights
HDI clocks with leds changed to white, including the actual clock.
it made 144.9BHP on the rollers with its old T2 standard turbo & 27psi
pics!
Anyway..
At the moment i cant get it to boost over 16psi on the t25 as the inlet dosent tighten up in 2 places, as 2 threads in the head are missing! anyway, it's going to my mates garage on the 16th of this month to have my spare head swapped over, with a skim new MLS headgasket, head bolts, timing belt, waterpump, oil and filter and new glow plugs, along with a 13 row mocal oil cooler, and new inlet gasket again! this should get it boosting up nice then.
Plans after xmas are to get the whole car polybushed, full exterior respray in same colour, wheels refurbed, braided hoses all round, battery relocation, oil catch tank and washer bottle reinstalled where battery would normally be, 2.5" straight through stainless, and a few more bits and bobs along the way.
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This had to be my favourite 306  Really very jealous!
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SRowell Wrote:This had to be my favourite 306 Really very jealous!
Really?!
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What revs where the peak bhp and torque at out of interest?
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5.2k peak bhp and peak torque at 4.6
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that on the t2 turbo?
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cool stuff..quite high peak torque for a t2 id of thought..when did it start to run out of puff at
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i told him to take it to 5.2, but the gov mod helps with higher revs.
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yea, i just didnt think the t2 would carry on some decent flow at like 5.2k O_o
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oh they love it  T25 is a different story though, hit 3k and BOOM at like 5k and still pulling like crazy even at 16psi, it's just a different drive altogether.
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oh yea..its just im suprised the t2 would still be good there...what psi what is roughly at..at 5.2k
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oke dokey...i think my governer still cuts in earlier grr..
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shim it some more, what turbo you got?
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its a t2 thats been reamed..though im going td04L very soon!
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ahh i would of gone td04 if i knew what was involved in fitting a t25, it's basically just the same!
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yea, the td04 is probably the better turbo!
Did you put the whole t25 housing on it yea..
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it is better, and yeah it's a full T25 turbo from a saab 9000, welded onto an XUD exhaust manifold, with a k14 exhaust elbow welded onto the t2, then a custom oil line made, T25 actuator repositioned, to allow a properly working actuator, with a slight bit of adjustment made to the oil return line.
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I'm just gonna de-wastegate... :dance:
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and why....
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Tom slate ran his dewastegate the turbo lasted 2 months, he got another t25 and had it built up with uprated bearings and seals to cope with dewastegate.
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I'm not exactly technically minded, but why would de-waste gating cause this?
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Darren, ruan JP and a few more are all against running dewastegate for a daily kinda car, thats why i went through all the effort to have my actuator mounted up! you get more power by controlling boost with an actuator than just by fuel, you can run dewastegate and just turn the fuel down, but you need loads of fuel to make decent power, turning the fuel down to drop the boost levels so your turbo lasts will show crap power.
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I thought the only thing wastegate would help really, is if it was surging like a mofo low down, and would therefore stop it reaching stupid psi. For example, im de-wastegate atm...seems fine  If i control my foot alright low down, it boosts up fine, reaches 27psi, and sticks there. I just can't get my head around it lawl...i dont know why
Why would I have to drop the fuel down if i run dewastegate? I mean, my fuel is giving enough for 27psi, if i gated it at 27psi...its gonna have the same effect? Im wrong i guess lawl...just need you to explain it more teehee
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The wastegate acts as a pressure relief, if none of the pressure is escaping it just starts to destroy the internals.
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Love this car, If I didn't get a China, Would have been a Diablo with black wheels, It's just gorgeous
Wish I could find someone to do my seats like yours are, they're fantastic
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Thanks, i know it looks like a tear near the handle but its not, theres a screw missing that holds it up thats all lol.
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I hadn't noticed it, But now I see it, I broke my drivers handl. It just rumbled in my hand
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