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#646: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: macj, Location: Essex PostPosted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 3:12 am
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The engine management can run indipendently of the rest of the car. As with yours you only run the sensors and injection from the aftermarket ECU. I will check with Dave at Emerald here but I dont see any major drama with this.

#647: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: Schumi, Location: Istanbul / Turkey PostPosted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 3:16 am
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Edward wrote:
I understand why Sandy might not want to tackle the car especially if the way the multiplexing works is an unknown - with him being left with the problem...
How big a job would it be to strip out the multiplex stuff? The climate control and clocks might need to be swopped for pre -plexed bits and swop the loom...in fact I've decided it would be a big job because no dount it extends to the ABS/ESP systems etc...

What difference would the supercharging make? Surely the same problems would exist with that route?

No. Superchargering or turbocharging on 180 simple than ITB installation. Because you dont have to convert DBW to mechanical one. Simple install AEM FI/C like piggyback or paralel installation on standalone ecu. Stock ecu can control VVT and DBW system. You still use stock dash, clock, climate, esp, airbag. Just problem is TripComputer show wrong consumption value.

#648: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: Seb, Location: Under your bed PostPosted: Mon Aug 23, 2010 4:10 am
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IIRC The problem that arose was the issues with the dash and speedo etc not working.

#649: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: Jamie, Location: Ring y0 PostPosted: Tue Aug 31, 2010 8:23 am
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Hatchbacks are boring... This is what I need in my life;

 


 

#650: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: Seb, Location: Under your bed PostPosted: Tue Aug 31, 2010 9:01 am
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Boring on the roads though! My mate has one for our fields, they're great!

#651: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: Jamie, Location: Ring y0 PostPosted: Tue Aug 31, 2010 9:03 am
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Yeah but when can you have fun on British roads anymore? Eye in the sky/Big Brother has ruined it for most of us Sad
These things were absolutely insane. Need one asap.

#652: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: Jamie, Location: Ring y0 PostPosted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 10:03 am
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Had a good time at Trax, however didn't enjoy my earlier track session in the rain, there were accidents everywhere and I didn't feel the tracktime was as safe as at FCS. There were far too many "wannabe heroes" trying to prove themselves and many were very dangerous.
The car managed a 0-62 time of 6.95 this year, however I feel it could have been a lot quicker as I caused a lot of wheelspin in 1st gear and it took ages to get traction, maybe because it was slightly raining?
Anyway, I'm not ready to say goodbye to her, hopefully someone will appreciate how good she is and buy her soon!

#653: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: Felix., Location: south central PostPosted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 10:23 am
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Jamie wrote:
Yeah but when can you have fun on British roads anymore? Eye in the sky/Big Brother has ruined it for most of us Sad
These things were absolutely insane. Need one asap.

a few years ago I went on a 'Land Rover safari' [organised by Land Rover] at Hagley Hall in Stourbridge, West Mids. Driving through woods, through pools, over fallen trees in a £50k Rangerover was immense fun!
They had the whole range of models to drive too. It was free too Twisted Evil

From memory Land Rover also do a 'team building'-type adventure day Very Happy

#654: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: CD-B3, Location: Salisbury / New Forest PostPosted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 10:28 am
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Felix. wrote:
Jamie wrote:
Yeah but when can you have fun on British roads anymore? Eye in the sky/Big Brother has ruined it for most of us Sad
These things were absolutely insane. Need one asap.

a few years ago I went on a 'Land Rover safari' [organised by Land Rover] at Hagley Hall in Stourbridge, West Mids. Driving through woods, through pools, over fallen trees in a £50k Rangerover was immense fun!
They had the whole range of models to drive too. It was free too Twisted Evil

From memory Land Rover also do a 'team building'-type adventure day Very Happy

I learnt to drive when I was 13 in my dad's Defender 110.
There's a place near me that has a paid off road course & also a free to use one very close by that no one knows about Very Happy
Great fun, still do it occasionally.

#655: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: Jamie, Location: Ring y0 PostPosted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 10:32 am
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Lol we don't pay when we go, just jump in a few discos/fenders and find some mud!
The Defenders are so much better in the deep stuff than the Discos!

#656: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: Felix., Location: south central PostPosted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 10:37 am
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Land Rover Experience

Prices per person for the half day course are:

£175 in a Freelander 2, Discovery 4 or Defender
£195 in a Range Rover or Range Rover Sport

Prices per person for the full day course are:

£275 in a Freelander 2, Discovery 4 or Defender
£295 in a Range Rover or Range Rover Sport

Each vehicle normally has three gift voucher customers, sharing the driving time equally between each

#657: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: Jamie, Location: Ring y0 PostPosted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 10:47 am
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That's a lot of money!

#658: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: DJ-, Location: UK PostPosted: Tue Sep 07, 2010 10:50 am
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Jamie wrote:
There were far too many "wannabe heroes" trying to prove themselves and many were very dangerous.

I know what you mean.Did you see that stupid corsa driver dive down the inside of me whilst you was behind us both!! Didnt even get his braking right so I had to go left to avoid him! What a tosspot.

#659: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: shudd206, Location: Wincanton PostPosted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 4:33 am
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Heya. finally! i spend 2 hours to read this topic. but it was worth it. Im verry impressed by all the passion, heart, time and money u put in this car. it was like an insane performance guide Very Happy . a load of info that i needed. Great Project. You become a bit of 206 GTi180 legend here, and then BAH! its all over? damn u! was hoping for more! Anyway, really enjoyed reading this. good luck with your next project :D.

#660: Re: Jamie: GTi180 Author: macj, Location: Essex PostPosted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 5:22 am
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He`ll be back....... I am going to strap him in the rally car and send him out to destroy a few Scooby owners dreams next meet..... He will want one again then Rolling On The Floor Laughing



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