306oc - Peugeot 306 Owners Club & Forum

Okay I've been on here a while now so thought I'd present my moonstone blue 3 door hdi in project form, it's not going to be a throw every pound I earn into it project it's a slow subtle improvement project just because the 306 is stunning as standard
It's a W reg and when I bought, it had 122k on the clock there's a few marks on her but nothing that stands out, plans are to OEM+ it using mainly PEUGEOT bits currently in standard form minus the cat and addition of front gti-6 splitter when funds allow more will be done to it and I will post here to update on improvements will add some pictures later of where she was and how she is now and then as things happen in the future.

Ordered a few parts yesterday got a set of french pressed plates on the way and some new pillar trim to replace the tatty ones currently on vehicle also got some door trim clips to resolve a rattle in both door panels since they were last removed, now on the hunt for some lowering springs and uprated shocks and also could be in for some new front calipers and pads

So my goodies have arrived a set of french pressed plates new 3d vinyl wrap for pillars and an exhaust tip ready and waiting for a straight through pipe instead of a back box

The day she arrived

Looks really tidy mate

(17-08-2014, 10:08 PM)Niall Wrote: [ -> ]Looks really tidy mate

Yes sir it looks like a new car

Cleaned up a couple of weeks ago with added gti6 splitter

Next up on the list of things to buy is bilstein b4 shocks some decent springs and get the rear dropped down ready to fit the gti180 17's also fit the euro plates redo the vinyl on door pillars and fit the tail pipe trim also have a look at how they do the yellow fog lights

Even g out in the shed tinkering with bits found an old fire extinguisher from a previous car so thought I would incorporate that into my car somewhere for added (weight) safety incase of emergency

Couple of goodies for the car

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Plates bulbs

plates are illegal just so you know, not allowed to have anything other than GB on it . .

Yeh I know mate thats why I will carry the originals with me under the boot carpet just incase I get tugged but being down in cornwall not many police around here all off eating cream teas and pasties watching the cows run amok in the fields

Looks a tidy car mate, nice base & the plans sound good.

On the quest for more power?

Thanks mate, well I was but ive had so many passengers say to me my car is quicker than some hdi 306s theyve been in im not sure wether I should check if it has already had a remap my car will quite happily pull upto 120mph and no lack of boost all the way through, I have just bagged a set of 180 17s for 50 quid so they will nbe having a refurb and i'll have a set for winter in black and a set for summer in original peugeot silver, also been looking at sound deadening some of the panels the roof doors rear quarters and boot, need to sort out my squeeking brakes too but will get round to it all eventually its not a race perfection takes time

Im after a set of hubcentric's and flat seat bolts if anyone has any I believe it's 10mm front 15mm rear?

Update.....

wheels in for a refurb
new crystal foglight
and picked up a spare gti6 front splitter from local breakers including the fog for £5

busy day tomorrow sorting out the fog and re vinyling the pillars

the new wheel currently in for a refurb

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the headache of fitting a new crystal foglight

Little update, now running dipped, main and fogs on osram night breakers the difference over standard bulbs is considerably better

Anyone know what peugeot steering wheels will fit my 306? Fancy a leather wheel

(16-09-2014, 05:12 PM)thebluepearl Wrote: [ -> ]Anyone know what peugeot steering wheels will fit my 306? Fancy a leather wheel

you want the 4 spoke one out of a meridian spec'd 306.

Brilliant thank you

So the 30mm springs are payed for time for a bit of lowering

I'm intrigued why you had to nearly take the bumper off to don the headlight pal ?

Was easier than spending hours fiddling about getting the fog light out as space is limited behind the drivers fog light so I removed the water tank which made getting at the 3 bolts on the fog a lot easier and pulled the bumper out the way as the bumper sandwiches the fog to the car

Ahh my bad, when you said Crystal I assumed you meant the actual headlight

Nah the blooming drivers fog light it had deteriorated inside and gone orange and 1 of the mounts had snapped, all good now though

Little bit of tidying changed the pillar trim from this

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To this 3m 3d carbon fibre wrap

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Looks well, thats something I had thought about on my own

Pretty simple to do got the vinyl off eBay £10 posted still have loads spare, used the wife's hairdryer and old trim peeled off with ease cleaned it up the re applied new vinyl looks 10 times better

Yeah looks the part mate ive no patience for vinyl wrap haha