Thank you, for welcome, i allrady learned some things that will save me some time.... i hope i will be some help in the future.
jorgy wrote:A 405T16, wow!
How was that one??
Welcome ot XMs.
George
Fastest, best handling and most complicated car i ever had.... my first with rear hidro suspension...

Tehnical Wonder even by todays standards....(variable turbo, water to air intercooler, factory instalation for blow off valve, 4x4, toresn diff, xantia rear suspension for better stabilty and handling, luxury equipment.... and best engine ever XU10J4TE (PSA use it for wrc in 205,405,306,206, xsara - more then 20 years)
Pain for parts, if thay are made only for T16, than it is usual cheeper and easyer to made it by yourself.... some parts are hard to finde...
I made hibrid garett VAT 25/28 turbo, with custom eprom that my french friend Charles made for that aplication... boost was 1,7 bar... hot air was an issue, so i made saparate water cooling sistem with separate pump, and cooler (factory one was with engine coolant)...
I do not like to make clames about HP, in that time i did not have accses to a dyno for a 4X4... so i do not Know how many HP car had... Best officiale 1/4 mile time was 14,1sec... and i never take anyrhing from a car so weght was standard...
This is one oficial video, and car was still in modification.... (racing was best way for testing)....
http://youtu.be/lREraws7A0g
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And my 206 s16 with Ew12 manifolds, injectors 306gti6 cams, new software...in total 175BHP (this was dyno tested), 2y before Peugeot made more or less same thing and make 206 RC
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And today, im bit older, to many speeding tickets, and burned petrol.... but still i like nice car, that is special, and tehenical marbel... so i decided, i will buy this one:
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I gues, it will not be so demanding as T16

but talking from expiriance, you never know with french cars

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