Orange XUD cabby

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Orange XUD cabby
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Up for sale is my XUD converted cabby.. I was hoping to keep it until at least FCS but my situation has changed and I just can't justify keeping two cars. 

Pictures first!!

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Spec as follows:

XUD9 converted (DVLA notified)
10mm Bosch fuel pump
IHI RHF5 turbo
Custom 60mm straight through exhaust
lowered approx. 40mm
21mm rear torsion bars
braided brake lines
307 266mm brakes with Bluestuff NDX (required to clear the wide steels)
ATE super blue fluid
Cambelt and water pump changed 1,500 miles ago with O.E parts
405 spoiler
Tinted rear lights and black masks in VGC
Working electric roof
Cup holder!
Nokia bluetooth hands free, also great for playing moosic
MOT until 21st May
SORN, buyer would have to tax anyway under the new rules.
Mileage of the shell is around 80k, the engine (and clocks) is 147k

There's a couple of options with the wheels.. I have a set of 8jx16 steels that I was going to fit for the show season. They've required the 307 brakes to get enough clearance to fit, along with 5mm spacers on the front. The arches just cover the tyre on the rear, and the fronts would be fine with an arch rolling session. The other option would be cyclones and GTi6 front brakes. I'd rather see it sold with the steels on as that's what I intended for the car, and I definitely won't be breaking it. 

With the wide wheels fitted I'm looking for £1600 ONO, with the Cyclones and GTi6 brakes, £1250 ONO. For £1700 I'll chuck the cyclones in as well with the appropriate wheel bolts. I'm aware the price is steep but it's one of a kind with a LOT of work done to get to this point, and in it's current state would make an awesome summer/show season car.

Viewing welcome, location SO50.
Welding and fabrication projects undertaken, contact me for more information.

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#2
What kind of power is it putting out fella? Smile
Phase 1 D-Turdo, K14@24 psi, De-cat, meaty backbox, Bosch pump, grinded LDA pin, duel air fed K&N =133.7bhp & 188ft/lbs
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#3
Ah bloody hell shit balls.

206 GTI 180?
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(18-02-2015, 06:02 PM)Mattcheese31 Wrote: What kind of power is it putting out fella? Smile

At a rough guess, I'd say 150, but I've made adjustments on the driveway since having it on the road.. The setup should be capable of 160 or so if front mounted.

(18-02-2015, 06:03 PM)JJ0063 Wrote: Ah bloody hell shit balls.

206 GTI 180?

'fraid not, sorry. Hurry up and sell yours!! Big Grin
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(18-02-2015, 06:03 PM)JJ0063 Wrote: Ah bloody hell shit balls.

206 GTI 180?

Just trying to shift this onto anyone ain't ya?! Lol

Lovely car this mate but hate to say people just won't pay that for one of these cars anymore despite what has gone into it.
£12-1300 is probably more realistic or break it.
Glwts though chap
Supercharged XUD Project - Dead

HDi Cabby Project Click
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(18-02-2015, 08:26 PM)londondan86 Wrote:
(18-02-2015, 06:03 PM)JJ0063 Wrote: Ah bloody hell shit balls.

206 GTI 180?

Just trying to shift this onto anyone ain't ya?! Lol

No your car is awesome & Jonny knows I've wanted this for months & months lol!
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Do you ever see a car and NOT want it though lol? Tongue
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Just in case anyone cares I have driven this and it is AWESOME!!!!

I think the only thing it wants is a FMIC and a new rear screen as the old one is misty, in the 4-500 miles I drove it it was incredibly well behaved, economical, drove wonderfully and was plenty fast enough for a cabby.
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(19-02-2015, 08:51 PM)Dum-Dum Wrote: Just in case anyone cares I have driven this and it is AWESOME!!!!

I think the only thing it wants is a FMIC and a new rear screen as the old one is misty, in the 4-500 miles I drove it it was incredibly well behaved, economical, drove wonderfully and was plenty fast enough for a cabby.

Better than the HDICab?
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It's faster than that now, makes a bit moar boost Big Grin
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This still my phase 2 DT's engine? I recognise that boost gauge as well...
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It is, still going strong! And yeah, the boost gauge was transferred with the engine.
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Good, I'm glad that car proved useful, certainly was to me Smile
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I've managed to persuade my girlfriend to have this, so it's no longer for sale. If a mod can lock/delete the thread, thanks Big Grin
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