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pugheaven

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Post #51
That's probably down to the boost controller, if he has the gizzmo ms ibc you can set torque and power per gear and per rpm, if it was on full boost in 1st n 2nd it would never get grip!
You can use a high boost supercharged car as a daily driver, I bet this would get on your tits big time if used as a daily car!
Posted 11th Jan 2012 at 22:23
mechanical_repairs

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Post #52
pugheaven wrote:
That's probably down to the boost controller, if he has the gizzmo ms ibc you can set torque and power per gear and per rpm, if it was on full boost in 1st n 2nd it would never get grip!
You can use a high boost supercharged car as a daily driver, I bet this would get on your tits big time if used as a daily car!


How you getting on with the high boost silver lighting chap?

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Posted 11th Jan 2012 at 22:29
mattgti6phase2

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Post #53
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I'm not jealous & it's no doubt a monster but it's still at the end of it all a 205.

If you wanted to go that fast for less buy an Evo


I don't know of any evo in standard form that would be anywhere neat as fast as that 205?????

Evos are heavy and hard to extract power from unless you spend big money as the engines are already highly stressed. My mate has an fq360 and in order to pull any more power out of it he needs new conrod bolts amongst other bits. Your talking £££££££££££££££££££££££

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Posted 11th Jan 2012 at 22:39
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Post #54
Yeah I know ££££ but I'd take the Evo every time. Even if it was slightly slower its certainly gonna put its power down better.

& besides 5 & 6's aren't that heavy mostly aluminium.

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Posted 11th Jan 2012 at 22:43
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dont evos rot out????

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Posted 11th Jan 2012 at 22:45
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Post #56
Yeah unless you care for them. No worse that an uncared for rallye.

Besides the advert reads "This fully refinished car has had over 26k spent on the initial build without any labour costs included."

That's an awful lot of other cars available for that money.

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Posted 11th Jan 2012 at 22:47
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That 205 has got to be more the 500bhp/tonne Shock that is veyron levels of quickness Cool

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Posted 11th Jan 2012 at 23:05
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Post #58
mattgti6phase2 wrote:
That 205 has got to be more the 500bhp/tonne Shock that is veyron levels of quickness Cool


Not quite. Veyron does it in 9.8 second Wink

And if it weighs around 800kgs and has 500bhp it's more like 600 odd bhp/tonne.

Cheeky edit: There no point in having all that power if you can't use it. On most tracks in the UK I lay money on a well sorted 205 with half the power being able to stay with itYes

Remember - power is nothing without control Erm? Laugh my ass off

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Posted 11th Jan 2012 at 23:19
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Post #59
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That 205 has got to be more the 500bhp/tonne Shock that is veyron levels of quickness Cool


Laugh Sadly a shitty old French hatch wouldn't appeal to those that could afford one of those so I think the sale to the wealthy is unlikely.

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Posted 11th Jan 2012 at 23:23
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Post #60
SteviePut wrote:
mattgti6phase2 wrote:
That 205 has got to be more the 500bhp/tonne Shock that is veyron levels of quickness Cool


Not quite. Veyron does it in 9.8 second Wink

And if it weighs around 800kgs and has 500bhp it's more like 600 odd bhp/tonne.

Cheeky edit: There no point in having all that power if you can't use it. On most tracks in the UK I lay money on a well sorted 205 with half the power being able to stay with itYes

Remember - power is nothing without control Erm? Laugh my ass off


I agree 100% it's not a track slag though. Just a drag slag.

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Posted 11th Jan 2012 at 23:31
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Post #61
mattgti6phase2 wrote:
magpie2130 wrote:
I'm not jealous & it's no doubt a monster but it's still at the end of it all a 205.

If you wanted to go that fast for less buy an Evo


I don't know of any evo in standard form that would be anywhere neat as fast as that 205?????

Evos are heavy and hard to extract power from unless you spend big money as the engines are already highly stressed. My mate has an fq360 and in order to pull any more power out of it he needs new conrod bolts amongst other bits. Your talking £££££££££££££££££££££££


FYI your talking £2-3k of mods for a 400/400 car, beyond that as with most other turbo engines, forged internals and a massive turbo will see you up to 1000hp if you wish (and funds permit) just saying.....

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Posted 12th Jan 2012 at 10:08
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Post #62
thugpuggin wrote:
mattgti6phase2 wrote:
That 205 has got to be more the 500bhp/tonne Shock that is veyron levels of quickness Cool


Laugh Sadly a shitty old French hatch wouldn't appeal to those that could afford one of those so I think the sale to the wealthy is unlikely.

I'd buy it if I was wealthy, I would park it next to my bently and lambo

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Posted 12th Jan 2012 at 10:21
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Post #63
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Yeah unless you care for them. No worse that an uncared for rallye.


Well it is worse than an uncared for rallye isnt it?

Look at coskev's Evo build thread, he scrapped the first one cause it was so rotten underneath and I've yet to hear of a GTI-6 / Rallye being scrapped due to rot.

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Posted 12th Jan 2012 at 10:36
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Post #64
bennn wrote:
magpie2130 wrote:
Yeah unless you care for them. No worse that an uncared for rallye.


Well it is worse than an uncared for rallye isnt it?

Look at coskev's Evo build thread, he scrapped the first one cause it was so rotten underneath and I've yet to hear of a GTI-6 / Rallye being scrapped due to rot.


never saw CUJ's dead wallye then LOL

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Posted 12th Jan 2012 at 11:32
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don't think we should be slagging it off as its a good achievment and obviously very quick in its own field. i recon my 205 would be quicker around a circuit but its built for that whereas it isnt built for drag strips etc.

although that kind of power isnt usable properly in a 205....

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Posted 12th Jan 2012 at 17:04
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I never said you could build that car for £13,000 or that the workmanship was crap. That does not automatically make it a bargain though. £13,000 is far too much for a 205, unless it is an immaculate T16 or something with some history and pedigree. A turbocharged car knocked up by somebody in a garage is another matter. £13,000 buys you a lot of car elsewhere. Yes

Besides, speed isn't everything. And if it is, why not save £10,000 and buy a used Yamaha R1 which will still be faster? Wink

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Posted 12th Jan 2012 at 17:10
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robbbbb wrote:
mattgti6phase2 wrote:
magpie2130 wrote:
I'm not jealous & it's no doubt a monster but it's still at the end of it all a 205.

If you wanted to go that fast for less buy an Evo


I don't know of any evo in standard form that would be anywhere neat as fast as that 205?????

Evos are heavy and hard to extract power from unless you spend big money as the engines are already highly stressed. My mate has an fq360 and in order to pull any more power out of it he needs new conrod bolts amongst other bits. Your talking £££££££££££££££££££££££


FYI your talking £2-3k of mods for a 400/400 car, beyond that as with most other turbo engines, forged internals and a massive turbo will see you up to 1000hp if you wish (and funds permit) just saying.....


400/400 is a piece of p*ss to get on the 8MR and above, as the pistons and hotside of the turbo are already good enough for it. Full 3" exhaust, fuel pump, HKS filter and a remap was all mine had, and it made 405/399 IIRC. Less than £1000 in work.

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Posted 12th Jan 2012 at 17:25
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I bet Matt will be happy with the publicity this thread is giving lol

My high boost did a 13.1 at the drag, exactly the same as my mates standard ish Evo 4

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Posted 12th Jan 2012 at 17:39
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Post #69
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I bet Matt will be happy with the publicity this thread is giving lol

My high boost did a 13.1 at the drag, exactly the same as my mates standard ish Evo 4


Your must be epic though after it's stopped spinning??

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Posted 12th Jan 2012 at 17:43
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To sum up:
-The roll cage is bolt-in as it can then be removed for the drag strip, this also prevents from welding in a seat belt bar as we have on other cars, the OMP cage is actually pretty rigid and bolts to the B-posts and roof at the front hoop.
-As the belts are adjusted individually there will be equal tension on both straps and there is absolutely nothing wrong with this positioning!
-Our 206bhp 106 is very light and consistant at Santa pod with a PB of 13.2 perhaps high 12's if you got some drag tyres and worked very hard but that's still, as someone mentioned previously, at least 1.5 seconds and around 25-30mph slower across the line.
-The car does put the power down very well, even in the wet and I would welcome forum members to come and look around the car and come for a drive as I think you have to be in it to believe how well the progressive boost works.
-The car lost oil pressure at FCS 2010 due to someone who thought it would be funny to add a piece of ally to the head via the oil cap whilst on show, this removed the oil chain when it travelled into the crankcase and I lost the crank/block and rods plus a cracked lifter. (Back on the road for Pugfest 2 weeks later.)
-In 2010 I did hit the wall gently at Adenau on our Nurburgring trip, the car was built to be used! The car drove back and won USC 2 weeks later. Considering its 3 times its original bhp I think its been pretty reliable since its release in April 2009.

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Posted 12th Jan 2012 at 21:45
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At the 1/8 mile i was doing 103mph after 7.3 seconds, I have been told that this is second only to a Veyron by .1ish but you may wish to check that.

The car has been set up for track use and has had 2.5k spent on suspension. please watch the video on youtube of the nurburgring lap. I dont claim to be a very good circuit driver but I think it shows the cars potential.

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Posted 12th Jan 2012 at 21:53
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Post #72
info@pug1off.com wrote:
The car lost oil pressure at FCS 2010 due to someone who thought it would be funny to add a piece of ally to the head via the oil cap whilst on show, this removed the oil chain when it travelled into the crankcase and I lost the crank/block and rods plus a cracked lifter. (Back on the road for Pugfest 2 weeks later.)


How *untish is that! You put all that effort in and some ars*hole comes along and did that. If I ever saw anyone doing anything like that id definetly stand up in court as a witness.

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Posted 12th Jan 2012 at 22:03
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info@pug1off.com wrote:

-The car lost oil pressure at FCS 2010 due to someone who thought it would be funny to add a piece of ally to the head via the oil cap whilst on show, this removed the oil chain when it travelled into the crankcase and I lost the crank/block and rods plus a cracked lifter. (Back on the road for Pugfest 2 weeks later.).

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Yeah that's proper arse like. That solves that, thanks for clearing it up.

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Posted 12th Jan 2012 at 23:13
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as i stated I do love this car but fair comments from its justified proud owner and site sponsor... Get used to the stick though, theres plenty of spanners on here who will knock anything, including me, its banter and better than tv half the time. Ultimately theres a community on here that you can rely on take the p*ss have the p*ss taken etc, I have gained far more from this site than i could give it back.

I cant believe what kind of a muppet would do something like that to your engine but I hope they rot in hell. glwts

ps werent you something to do with cupra sport, sbg a few years ago???

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Posted 12th Jan 2012 at 23:27
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Post #75
jim01uk wrote:
robbbbb wrote:
mattgti6phase2 wrote:
magpie2130 wrote:
I'm not jealous & it's no doubt a monster but it's still at the end of it all a 205.

If you wanted to go that fast for less buy an Evo


I don't know of any evo in standard form that would be anywhere neat as fast as that 205?????

Evos are heavy and hard to extract power from unless you spend big money as the engines are already highly stressed. My mate has an fq360 and in order to pull any more power out of it he needs new conrod bolts amongst other bits. Your talking £££££££££££££££££££££££


FYI your talking £2-3k of mods for a 400/400 car, beyond that as with most other turbo engines, forged internals and a massive turbo will see you up to 1000hp if you wish (and funds permit) just saying.....


400/400 is a piece of p*ss to get on the 8MR and above, as the pistons and hotside of the turbo are already good enough for it. Full 3" exhaust, fuel pump, HKS filter and a remap was all mine had, and it made 405/399 IIRC. Less than £1000 in work.

Thumbs up


Indeed, I cammed mine at the same time hence the extra cash Thumbs up Just tickles me when people claim to be experts because 'my mate has one' lol

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