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This is my 306 HDI Dturbo she has clocked 118k and still goes alright for a stock car but ive always loved farting around with cars
Ill get some photo's posted up later
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Remap in the next couple weeks
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Maybe a set of 205 speedlines or get the cyclones refurbed
GTI-6 Brakes or some 406 v6 brembo's.
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Sounds like some good plans. Need to get some pics
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Next time first get pics and then get a topic up
hahahha
welcome aboard!
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sounds good but needs pics
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(16-06-2013, 07:37 PM)Dum-Dum Wrote: sounds good but needs pics
sorry peeps
midbox sitting on the back
side angle
Dturbo
front bumper has had some battle scars by the looks of it
Got to keep her smelling good
Got a free bass cannon with the car so can have some tunes pumping
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As a stock car, this does sound good to be fair, its just HORRENDOUSLY unresponsive as a stocker.....
Needs a remap desperately, or anything!!
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What ECU number is it?
Looks good, always liked cherry red
Welding and fabrication projects undertaken, contact me for more information.
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Umm I don't think that's a hdi Dturbo mate..... they were only available in 3 door, what seats you got in that, they don't look leather
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Is that Dturbo badge on the side non standard?
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Not true Jamie, they were available in both, just rarer.
Looks good though, Cherry is a pretty rare colour too
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(16-06-2013, 10:00 PM)Curt Wrote: Not true Jamie, they were available in both, just rarer.
Looks good though, Cherry is a pretty rare colour too
Really? iv never heard of or seen a 5 door HDI , Need a pic of the bit on the logo book to prove it!
Meh it checks out on the HPI checker, the first one iv seen in all my years of 306's
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Curts right, Jamie.
All 3 door HDi's are DTurbos. But not not all HDi DTurbo's are 3 doors.
When they were new I guess people would prefer the comfort option of the meridian if they were buying a 5 door, or the cheapness of the LX, which is why they're aren't many 5 door DTurbo's about now.
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So im guessing the springs,shocks,ARB's,TB's are all "GTI" spec'd on this like the Dturbo then?
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(16-06-2013, 10:07 PM)puglove Wrote: So im guessing the springs,shocks,ARB's,TB's are all "GTI" spec'd on this like the Dturbo then?
Yep that's right.
Also would've come on cyclones and had the 3 spoke wheel and cloth sports seats too. Where Meridians/GLX/LX didn't.
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(16-06-2013, 09:57 PM)Jonny81191 Wrote: What ECU number is it?
Looks good, always liked cherry red erm im not sure to be fair
http://www.parkers.co.uk/cars/reviews/fa...back-1993/
apparantly there is a 5 door dturbo but who knows
havnt got the best shot but this was from the steering wheel as it had looked to of been chewed some abit of french racing tape ftw !
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Ok I was wrong about the wheel then lol, but the rest I was right about haha!
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Lol tom ..... Thats pretty cool though. Thid must be worth like £4k then according to the rallye boys then! Alot rarer
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They made 5dr version of the Dturbo for sure. I just checked and it shows the following:
Vehicle details found: RED, 2000 PEUGEOT 306 D TURBO HDI 5 DOOR HATCHBACK
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(16-06-2013, 09:57 PM)Jonny81191 Wrote: What ECU number is it?
Looks good, always liked cherry red
Ive taken the black man bag off the ecu and got some snaps of the codes off it.
Picture incoming!!!
(18-06-2013, 10:17 PM)mitsirfishi Wrote: (16-06-2013, 09:57 PM)Jonny81191 Wrote: What ECU number is it?
Looks good, always liked cherry red
Ive taken the black man bag off the ecu and got some snaps of the codes off it.
Picture incoming!!!
Not the easist of angles taken with my S4
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Right just a small update Ive got my KWP2000 but the bloody thing hasn't been working so in the process of waiting for the knobber to hopefully send a new unit out
while I wait for that
Been on the scavenge for some parts for the intercooler 406 hdi 110 inlet with lol flange ill either make a flange up or just grind her down
And managed to find the hdi bottom pipe im hoping this is the right one been doing lots of reading through threads and the pictures match up
Next will be some intercooler piping and a twinpass intercooler In the near future
with a stage 1 map I think things will start to progress forward
In peoples opinion what is the best/optimal and not a biatch to fit 2.25" or 2.5
Any input be much appreciated
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cant recall ever seeing a cherry red hdi before, got a lot of potential there mate
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I luuuurv cherry red.
Looks epic.
Need to sort out that offside headlight though!
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You'll struggle to get anything bigger than 2.25" to fit, unless you're making some radical changes to your engine bay. Besides, its not like the bigger piping would bring any benefits.
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(22-06-2013, 06:55 AM)Poodle Wrote: You'll struggle to get anything bigger than 2.25" to fit, unless you're making some radical changes to your engine bay. Besides, its not like the bigger piping would bring any benefits.
Just more lag surely. I used 2' piping and id say thats probably enough and very easy to route up
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It would depend on the turbo...
but on a std turbo, 2" would be fine, no more than 2.25"
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(22-06-2013, 07:03 AM)Jimbo Wrote: Just more lag surely. I used 2' piping and id say thats probably enough and very easy to route up
Exactly, is just daft going bigger. If nothing else, think of the physics - why would you need 2.5" piping on the intake when you've only got 2.5" on the exhaust lol.
Have a look at the boost piping on something like a 330d, they make power well over anything i've seen on here, but I don't remember seeing 3" pipes everywhere.
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Hi guys thread update Its been a long past couple of days Me, and Dave and a friend have been busy the past couple of days getting my fmic fitted Can't thank the dirty Diesel ginge enough for the big effort he helped me with Thanks to a forum buy from luke and also got some lowering springs so she will have some pictures of her lowered probably tommorow once ive done the back end aswell
So here is a few snaps of whats been cracking
Also a couple of weeks ago purchased some black cyclones as some big ass lorry put me a ditch and this was the end result
Black clones
Twin pass cooler
Rough idea of how the piping mostly goes together
If Carlsberg did gaskets they would be the best in the world it didnt seal at first because i forgot to apply my silcon both sides like a tool and had abit of whistling lol Boost nipple put in place so can take boost readings
Bottom brackets all made up and all piping in place
Finished article I think a good 8-10hr job hardest part was getting the stock turbo pipes off they where a right biatch but cans of monster of chips helped us push forward
There is a little more lag but feels more torquey even though im on a standard map until i get my stage 2 maps in the next few days
Boosting 10psi its holding but spikes upto about 12-12.5 tops
Also got some 2.5" steel from my local zorst supplier to have a 2.5" turbo back with a oval exhaust as prefence of choice and replicate it off the system i have at the moment but that is something that is happening in the next few weeks.
Ill keep you posted peeps
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black clones ♥
love em
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12psi is probably a slight leak but she's looking good
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I like how the cooler fits behind a ph3 bumper so well. Alot less room than on a ph1 I think
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