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RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - Frosty - 08-02-2014
Great result just a shame my invite got lost in the post
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - mikey b - 08-02-2014
Same as my invite and Craig's and James
Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - mr_fish - 08-02-2014
I didn't know what was going to happen so just thought I would chance it. All your lots turn now though.
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - mikey b - 08-02-2014
I need to build mine first
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - Frosty - 08-02-2014
Only kidding with you mark. I may have to pop down with the s16 sometime soon. Not that it will get anywhere near as much as yours
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - mikey b - 08-02-2014
As above only messing need to get on whit mine now
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - c.gerrard - 08-02-2014
If it was another 5.7 bhp, I would have been impressed.
Any idea what the 206 weighs in comparison to the 306?
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - Craigus - 09-02-2014
Fair power markus!
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - sam - 09-02-2014
Brilliant result dude just need to get over the 200hp mark now, compound turbo setup!!
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - Dave - 09-02-2014
Christ mark thats pretty impressive! just read through most of your project, cant beleive ive missed it on this site this entire time!
Excellent work
what boost have you got that vnt pushing?
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - padge - 09-02-2014
that was at 19psi
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - Piggy - 09-02-2014
Thats excellent work Fish...well done pal....v impressed.
Must go like wet poo off a shiney shovel
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - mr_fish - 09-02-2014
Cheers all,
Note sure Carl, I would like to say the 206 is lighter, will have to go on a hunt for a weighbridge and used a d turbo to compare. Thsi one will go on a diet soon though.
Your turn Craig, interesting to see what your little rocket is at.
Haha, I said if it comes to gearbox mount the turbo, sam, I'm taking it too far I reckon we could find that extra 5-6 horsepower though, think I should as whipped the air filter off...
Cheers Dave, as Kyle says, 19-20psi another 4-5 more should be about right then.
It's fairly rapid, suspension lets it down. Next job probably.
Videos Below.
1st one, I tried to show outside that the shed has a type of 'exhaust' on the roof thats why I moved. Fair Coal though
2nd one, just a clip of the turbo spooling and loading up (you can hear the vanes open)
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - ozonehostile - 09-02-2014
Is it just me or do the videos not work?
Anyway, Awsome result man :-)
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - Jimbo - 09-02-2014
Worked for me :/
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - Dave - 09-02-2014
Bahahaha!! that is chronic!! the sound that thing makes when the vanes open up, imagine that tonking past off a roundabout when some barryboys in a paxo cube is trying to gun it...
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - mikey b - 09-02-2014
Hope mine sounds somet like this when it's done
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - Dave - 09-02-2014
This is the best HAIRDRYER BUS ive ever seen...
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - Frosty - 09-02-2014
(09-02-2014, 11:29 AM)Dave Wrote: This is the best HAIRDRYER BUS ive ever seen...
Got to agree with this!!
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - mikey b - 09-02-2014
The engine makes. The car better lol
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - Poodle - 09-02-2014
The 206s are a shade lighter than the equivalent 306. Great result on the dyno there mate, be well chuffed with that!
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - Tom - 09-02-2014
Cracking result Mark!
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - zx_volcane - 09-02-2014
Practically 200bhp there, and what a torque curve!
get it wound up to 25psi
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - mr_fish - 17-02-2014
Popped down to Bude (North Cornwall) the other evening to see some relations, thought I would take this 206. Was about 120 miles for the round trip and it didn't miss a beat which I was pleased about. Economical as anything on the dual carridgeway, but as soon as you hit the B roads, on and off the power, economy takes a considerable drop. Probably due to me just liking to hear the vanes open.
So, with that, the XUD was due the old oil service
![[Image: B5BDD044-EF2C-4FAF-92BA-496E4068CE29_zpsvwcrxdj9.jpg]](http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/nn313/rallymark1/306oc%20Forum/206%20Project/B5BDD044-EF2C-4FAF-92BA-496E4068CE29_zpsvwcrxdj9.jpg)
Then I dropped the gearbox out...as you do
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![[Image: BB6AEFFD-2FEB-411C-BBE1-0B8BBDD66774_zps0lkqatxo.jpg]](http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/nn313/rallymark1/306oc%20Forum/206%20Project/BB6AEFFD-2FEB-411C-BBE1-0B8BBDD66774_zps0lkqatxo.jpg)
Never used one of those bars across the top of the bay before but it actually works rather well.
Frosty popped round one weekend and we, removed the oil pump and pushed out the pistons and rods out of the Xantia engine
![[Image: 71AEA188-7EE0-46DF-9D79-E4612619DAA8_zpsk688luhn.jpg]](http://i307.photobucket.com/albums/nn313/rallymark1/306oc%20Forum/206%20Project/Engine%20Rebuild/71AEA188-7EE0-46DF-9D79-E4612619DAA8_zpsk688luhn.jpg)
Carefully placed in the bin
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Shows if you keep on top of the oil changes, you can see the results.
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RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - Tom - 17-02-2014
Why the gearbox out?!
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - silverzx - 17-02-2014
Mmmm, sexy oil mate.
Whats with the sump, don't really get the pun..!
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - mr_fish - 17-02-2014
(17-02-2014, 04:43 PM)Tom Wrote: Why the gearbox out?!
Can't stand the HDi box anymore. Ideal for a long run but the FD is a bit long for my liking now.
(17-02-2014, 04:44 PM)silverzx Wrote: Mmmm, sexy oil mate.
Whats with the sump, don't really get the pun..!
Fairly black...plenty of derv there.
Its the sump of the Xantia engine, hellishly clean compared to the sludge I found in the current engine's one when I resealed it.
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - silverzx - 17-02-2014
(17-02-2014, 04:53 PM)mr_fish Wrote: Fairly black...plenty of derv there.
Its the sump of the Xantia engine, hellishly clean compared to the sludge I found in the current engine's one when I resealed it.
Ahh okay! Thanks for clearing that up heh!
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - Chris_90 - 17-02-2014
Selling the HDI box??
pm me if you are and willing to post it
RE: Peugeot 206 - XUD9 Transplant - c.gerrard - 17-02-2014
I've been meaning to ask you a boring efficiency question and never got round to it
Just curious, never really noticed a difference between how it was when I first got mine, stage 1 and all the way to how it finished up and I guess that's because it was still rather efficient.
With only you and zx_volcane pushing around the 200 mark (that I can think of) guess it's something that has never really been covered.