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simon_p's 206cc spl/subtle styling build
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Aar_Im_A_Pirate
PostPosted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 5:38 pm Up
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Them wheels look huge on that 106!!

The cc is shaping up nicely Wink

 

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simon_p
PostPosted: Tue Feb 21, 2012 3:36 am Up
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Cheers bud. They were 20x8". If I had fitted some uprated bump stops on the rear it would have been driveable at that height too! Bumps in the road caused a tiny bit of contact between te rear wheels and arches.

Still puzzled as to why it wouldn't pass an mot, what with the tread of the tyre being under the arch.

Peugeot 206cc SPL build
2011 - 2 vibe 12" spaces, 38hz ported box, 2.5k Ground zero Nuclear mono - 141.2db @ 38hz
2012 - GZ Nuclear 12"s, 33hz box, 2 x 2.5k GZ Nuclear monos, 8" GZ comp mids, 4" GZ tweeters - 144.0db @40hz off 1500wrms
build thread -http://www.206info.co.uk/Forums/viewtopic/p=486554.html#4865540
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craigdmjv
PostPosted: Sat Mar 31, 2012 5:14 am Up
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well if it doesn't you could always swap them back to the originals for mot purposes
 


206cc owner and yes i am a male lol Smile
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simon_p
PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 11:20 am Up
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Unsurprisingly, it passed, what with the tread being under the arch Wink
Peugeot 206cc SPL build
2011 - 2 vibe 12" spaces, 38hz ported box, 2.5k Ground zero Nuclear mono - 141.2db @ 38hz
2012 - GZ Nuclear 12"s, 33hz box, 2 x 2.5k GZ Nuclear monos, 8" GZ comp mids, 4" GZ tweeters - 144.0db @40hz off 1500wrms
build thread -http://www.206info.co.uk/Forums/viewtopic/p=486554.html#4865540
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craigdmjv
PostPosted: Sun Apr 01, 2012 1:41 pm Up
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yeh
 


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simon_p
PostPosted: Wed Apr 18, 2012 4:39 am Up
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right, so heres the big update....

After having a real nice sunny day, i decided the "not quite a wall" had to go, so i decided to strip the car......

 

 


Threw a new box together to house the subs and the batteries together and voila.....

 


Roof down and subs in achieved. but now i have no dash and no doors.........best sort it.

Time to knock a skeleton up...

 

 


Note housing for standard switch gear blended in.

and kapow.....leather and carbon clad goodness

 


After being bullied by a certain mr pinder, i was informed i'd be a fool to only run 1 set of mids, so i had to rework the full doors. bugger!!!

not too many pics here, but heres a few....

just skinned.....

 


trimmed up, another few layers of resin....

 


with my new found carbon fettish, this is a site im oh too familiar with at the minute...

 


not 100%, but happy enough to say im still playing and learning

 


and all assembled......

 


Also, some of you may be wondering what the big hole was for in the dash. i saved this till it was dark just because i thought it looked cool...

 


and some of the car as a whole now...

 

 


and seens as though its in the bodyshop in less than 2 weeks, i dont mind doing some of the rougher jobs now, lets get it lower and those rear arches flared.

 

 


.next stop, build trim panels for the sides of the box and rebuild the boot, again haha

Peugeot 206cc SPL build
2011 - 2 vibe 12" spaces, 38hz ported box, 2.5k Ground zero Nuclear mono - 141.2db @ 38hz
2012 - GZ Nuclear 12"s, 33hz box, 2 x 2.5k GZ Nuclear monos, 8" GZ comp mids, 4" GZ tweeters - 144.0db @40hz off 1500wrms
build thread -http://www.206info.co.uk/Forums/viewtopic/p=486554.html#4865540
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sicskate
PostPosted: Wed Apr 18, 2012 4:49 am Up
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Dash is very original, how many hours did you spend making it?
307 1.4hdi Smile
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Jonno
PostPosted: Wed Apr 18, 2012 4:52 am Up
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i love it!
great efforts so far

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Razpulsedj
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Looking f*****g awesome mate, its come a loooong way since you showed me them pics how it was standard the day you come for them bumpers. Top job look forward to more updates
 
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simon_p
PostPosted: Wed Apr 18, 2012 7:53 am Up
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cheers guys.

there's probably a good 30-40 hours work in the dash

Peugeot 206cc SPL build
2011 - 2 vibe 12" spaces, 38hz ported box, 2.5k Ground zero Nuclear mono - 141.2db @ 38hz
2012 - GZ Nuclear 12"s, 33hz box, 2 x 2.5k GZ Nuclear monos, 8" GZ comp mids, 4" GZ tweeters - 144.0db @40hz off 1500wrms
build thread -http://www.206info.co.uk/Forums/viewtopic/p=486554.html#4865540
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sulli
PostPosted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 5:45 am Up
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Looking mint mate, but that 106 looked bloody amazing!
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craigdmjv
PostPosted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 6:10 am Up
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hmm i like the dash but you have no heating in the winter and im sort of moving towards the gt bumpers after seeing an ezr cc with them
 


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2Oh!6
PostPosted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 6:44 am Up
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Looks like great quality worksmanship, shame about the ding below the rear light!
VTEC goes BWAAAAAAH! Wink
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simon_p
PostPosted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 8:25 pm Up
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i have ample heating from the screen and footwell blowers.

and the dent will be all gone by the end of the week, as will a few other things Wink

Peugeot 206cc SPL build
2011 - 2 vibe 12" spaces, 38hz ported box, 2.5k Ground zero Nuclear mono - 141.2db @ 38hz
2012 - GZ Nuclear 12"s, 33hz box, 2 x 2.5k GZ Nuclear monos, 8" GZ comp mids, 4" GZ tweeters - 144.0db @40hz off 1500wrms
build thread -http://www.206info.co.uk/Forums/viewtopic/p=486554.html#4865540
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Richie_206
PostPosted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 4:46 pm Up
Getting to like it here


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[quote="simon_p"]hi all. first off i'm simon, from selby in n yorkshire. ive just got rid of a car i built from the ground up, carrying out all the work my self bar paint. some of you may have seen it at shows last year....

 

 

 

 

 


anyway, on to the current car. its not going to be to everynes taste, and some will see it as a pointless waste of a convertable, but im more into bass than looking forward to getting the roof down 3 says a year!

2005 206cc 1.6 16v quiksilver. again virtually all work will be carried out by myself.

so first things first with all audio proects, if you cant get the power to the amps, they're not going to work!!

so alternator upgrade. i could have gone to town on it and used a 210a alt, but when a direct fit 150a is available readily for £20 a time, i'm game for that option!

 


guess which is the 70a and which is the 150a?!?!

 


tight fit.....

 


next thing is to upgrade the big 3. 0awg galore!!!

 


and with a run of 0awg to the rear, we need fusing and distribution....best make my own i think

 
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Beautiful example of a car! great work man!

My 206 2.0L FIREDANCE is up for sale. W reg, 74,000 miles £950 no offers
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