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Ok going to do a build thread on my 205 we are in the middle of building for the beginning of next year.

Alot of folk will have seen it this year anyway but i have recently stripped it down to a bare shell to undergo alot of work due to the engine that will be going in it this time .

Going to start off when i first got it to the stage it is at now this will be a on going thread for the next few months as it gets built from start to finish and all in house.

A pic of the car first of all just a pretty std 1.9 gti .

then i converted it to a 2.0 8v turbo for the track.

at this time it was stripped out , a set of bucket seats and a safety devices multi point weld in cage

engine pretty much std except bigger exhaust and 14psi boost from the t25 turbo this putting out around 190 atf .

brakes were gti-6 285mm on the front and std 1.9 on the rear .

suspension was koni adj all round.

cosworth 2wd intercooler modified and fitted to the 205 .

End caps cut off and rotated 90 degrees

Factory !! :wink:

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Posted 11th Aug 2009 at 02:17

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Next up a fancied a bit more power having owned a few high powered 205s in the past a wanted a play around with the engine alittle .

Biggest problem with the 2.0 8v engine is there has'nt been alot of them tuned in the past so we had to pretty much just make a spec up as we went alittle trial and error but was fun LOL

sent my old turbo away to aet turbos to see what spec i could get made up for the std manifold and to my surprise they said could upgrade to a hybrid T3 (biggest i had heard of on a std manifold was a T28) so i gave them the go ahead and a week later .

old turbo against the new one

next up was an uprated cam shaft this car from CATCAMS a nice stage 3 cam

now with the bigger turbo and cam i knew i had to go for a stand alone management so i bought KMS management , to go with this i got my hands on a set of cosworth green 803 injectors at this stage the engine looked like this

after a bit off mapping with the new engine the inlet temp were alittle high so we went for a bigger intercooler this time i opted for a evo one

now at this stage i need to be able to get the power down so we went for a quaife diff and a set of toyo 888's cut slick tyres

so now able to get the power down we now had to be able to stop so decided to upgrade for the gti-6 brakes to a set of hi spec 4 pots and still able to keep the 15" wheels

That was the car for a while and at that spec we managed to get 230 / 240 bhp at the fly a nice figure and defo good power increase Smile

and not every day runs smoothly , burst water pipe Cry

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Posted 11th Aug 2009 at 02:18

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Plans were made for the car to get stripped again this time for the proper build and a nice 2.0 16v turbo engine (same as t16 but better spec'd) and a good few body mods inc seem welding , new cage and light weight panels now hoping for roughly 750kg and 350 bhp.

So car goes in looking like this

to this in no time , engine stripped out

now right back to a bare shell with everything off

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Posted 11th Aug 2009 at 02:23

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nice

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Posted 11th Aug 2009 at 02:23

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of course being stuck on one of the lifts is no good so was moved into its possition for the time being and for work to commence .

so as it is in the weld and prep area

now completely completely striped ready for the engine bay to be seem welded and strengthened

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Posted 11th Aug 2009 at 02:24

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This section will show how the engine bay has been seem welded and strengthened.

reason for this work is basically a 205 was never designed for hard track use and certainly not for high powered engines as this picture will show the strut top after a bit of hard cornering .

see how its started to dome.

so this is where the strength needs to be added

area gets prep'ed

now plates get tacked into position

everything gets checked making sure there 100% and then fully seem welded into position

now while preping the engine bay to seem weld i found a couple of rust patches so decided to cut them out and plate them up properly

section cut out and ready for a plate to be made and welded in place

now its not like you can just go out and buy in a section to replace it , so a section has to made up now for this all that was required was a bit of sheet metal , plasma cutter , square and a hammer :wink:

now a rough size is cut a shape can then be made to fit

now must be trial fitted

and when happy with the fit tack welded into place and then seem welded

and the rest of the engine bay seem welded

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Posted 11th Aug 2009 at 02:27

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we'll engine bay pretty much complete except the cage work which will follow , i moved on to seam welding the inside of the car .

For this to be done correct and the cage to be 100% spot on i had to strip the dash completely out and then had to dress up every seam on the car again to be able to start the welding pretty much the same procedure as the engine bay .

inside untouched except seats removed

dash starting to be removed

completely stripped

getting prep'd

then seam welded

so now car completely seam welded its now time to move on to the new front cage to be made for this we are using 38mm cds tube and getting bent with out HUTH pipe bender.

reason for the new front cage is i was wanting it a bit tighter to the A piller and also wanting it to go straight on to the strut tops and cross braced at both doors and behind the seats.

first part of the cage in place

now a perfect fit to the A piller alot happier so now added the first part of the cage to go onto the strut tops.

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Posted 11th Aug 2009 at 02:28

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Another part of the cage complete but ran out of pipe so will have to get more ordered tomorrow to get the cage finished off .

and the strut tops completely braced

then seam welded the subframe , now ready to be powdercoated

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Posted 11th Aug 2009 at 02:31

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was back on the cage again trying to get it finished off , now pretty much 90% complete just a few we bits left to go on .

centre bars to support behind the seats

then both doors crossed

then the final side supports triangulated

next up am going to build up a trial engine to fit it in and make sure everything is fitting before it heads into the bodyshop to get prep'd and painted before the proper rebuild Big grin

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Posted 11th Aug 2009 at 02:32

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well managed to make up a test engine today to try out positions for various parts and to make sure of clearance issues which i thought could be a problem , but after its in and everything tested its pretty much perfect to say the least 8)

a few teasing pics (now this will make me get the finger out)

and a pic to show the room to get in from the cage

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Posted 11th Aug 2009 at 02:34

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That is pretty awesome mate, going to be a serious bit of kit when done. Madness with the cage though, looks like you've taken all the scaffolding from a local building site and stuck it in there somewhere!

Engine is very interesting, look forward to the future updates...

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Posted 11th Aug 2009 at 20:08

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soundsofsilence wrote:

now its not like you can just go out and buy in a section to replace it

ohh yes you can LOL

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welshpug! wrote:

soundsofsilence wrote:

now its not like you can just go out and buy in a section to replace it

ohh yes you can LOL

told you before LOL

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Posted 12th Aug 2009 at 02:34

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Managed to get the last pieces for the cage in place and thats now all the welding and cage done , next up is the car will be getting fully prep'd for painting this week and will hopefully be painted before the week is out depending on other work . Thought it would have been quiet first few weeks in jan but is not and we are actually fully booked so will just have to find time to squeeze my own in or ill end up running well behind.

strangthing plates welded to A pillers and roof

roof also braced

and the last piece was to brace the cage onto the rear suspension points

the rear beam now fixes up through the floor and the cage to stop any flex this will go nicely with the group A beam we are building for it .

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Posted 12th Aug 2009 at 02:36

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well today seen me in to start the preping the car , nothing to drastic needing done but few dents etc normal stuff for a car 20 years old LOL

all filled and ready to prime

rest of the car stripped ready to start the paint work now all off the wiring loom , steering column and clutch and throttle cable oh and peddle box and servo LOL

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now this is total naked 8)

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Posted 12th Aug 2009 at 02:38

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and on that note a was back in today to start the painting so had to give a few of the boys a shout as the team are still off till monday , so cheers guys :wink:

first off moved the car into the booth and panel wiped it all

then on to the etch primer

then started the high build primer

onit 8)

then full car primed

now ready to paint woohoo 8)

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soundsofsilence wrote:

welshpug! wrote:

soundsofsilence wrote:

now its not like you can just go out and buy in a section to replace it

ohh yes you can LOL

told you before LOL

what? dont believe me? ask garry with the supercharged gti6 205 Razz

not my fault you believe your useless local dealers!

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Posted 12th Aug 2009 at 02:46

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at the time of my build like i said the parts were all back order from the factory and no date when they would be in sure i told u this the last time as well !!!!

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Posted 12th Aug 2009 at 02:47

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and for another little update ,

today seen the car go into paint , big ups to toffi nice job for first day back :wink: dont say a aint nice to ya LOL

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and on that note always bet on black LOL

pictures really dont do it justice imo coz this really s to die for 8)

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Posted 12th Aug 2009 at 02:49

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dubbed_up_daz wrote:

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Posted 12th Aug 2009 at 02:51

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the car got flattened and polished and took back out the booth then back into position to start the rebuild , and build the engine.

now first off was to start by putting the steering column and servo back in

then the full car loom had to be put back in as i removed this for painting.

removed the tape so i could re tape and remove any wiring thats not getting used and make it alitte neater

part of the dash and wiring back in

one of my fav new bits hahahah and new master cylinder and res bottle and cap with float

nice new competition engine mounts

made a start at the brake pipes etc before the engine goes into place

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Posted 12th Aug 2009 at 02:53

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then i started putting the proper engine together

nice new oversized forged pistons

ARP rod bolts

lightened polished and shot peened rods and fully balanced bottom end

new oil pump

next up was the head rebuild

the head got completely stripped and sent away to get skimmed and the valves recut

when it cam back the valves got lapped back in and refitted

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Posted 12th Aug 2009 at 02:55

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head now rebuilt time to mate it to the block

cometic Multi-Layer Steel head gasket

manifold with black heat wrap

manifold fitted to engine

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Posted 12th Aug 2009 at 02:56

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managed a bit more work on it over the weekend and last few days , spent alot of time having to get braided pipe etc made up ( not been easy :twisted: ).

got all the brake pipes made and engine bay ready for engine .

gearbox on engine and turbo fixed down inc all oil and water pipes fitted .

engine mounted up and fixed in

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Posted 12th Aug 2009 at 02:57

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oh and also managed to pick up my stack dash

and made a start at making my group a rear axle

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Posted 12th Aug 2009 at 02:58

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