#1: Engine Conversion? Author: yologelo, Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2015 12:33 pm ---- Just out of curiosity has anyone done an engine conversion on their 206 before?
I've got a 1.4 206 5dr at the moment and would possibly want an engine conversion done if its possible(by a garage).
I know it would cost a lot and people would say 'just buy a gti 180 or a faster car' but then again it would be cool to have a 'sleeper'/ gti180 engine on a 5dr.
Thanks in advance
#2: Re: Engine Conversion? Author: Vexs, Location: LondonPosted: Mon Jan 12, 2015 1:27 pm ---- Its been done before, Pug1Off and guy called Gary Stone offer there services in the way of engine conversions, 2.0ltr 180 lump ofcourse or the V6 lump out of the 406 Coupe is also an option.
Both have advantages and disadvantages, no real better choice all depends on what you want it for.
Might want to consider turboing or supercharging the 1.4 engine, both been done and current member Addaz has turbo'd his 1.4 lump.
Honestly like you said it's cheaper to buy the 180 though, but like you I agree, they're isn't any fun in that.
Its been done before, Pug1Off and guy called Gary Stone offer there services in the way of engine conversions, 2.0ltr 180 lump ofcourse or the V6 lump out of the 406 Coupe is also an option.
Both have advantages and disadvantages, no real better choice all depends on what you want it for.
Might want to consider turboing or supercharging the 1.4 engine, both been done and current member Addaz has turbo'd his 1.4 lump.
Honestly like you said it's cheaper to buy the 180 though, but like you I agree, they're isn't any fun in that.
Awesome thank you for that, will give them a ring and see what they offer. Will also check out Addaz's 206
Its been done before, Pug1Off and guy called Gary Stone offer there services in the way of engine conversions, 2.0ltr 180 lump ofcourse or the V6 lump out of the 406 Coupe is also an option.
Both have advantages and disadvantages, no real better choice all depends on what you want it for.
Might want to consider turboing or supercharging the 1.4 engine, both been done and current member Addaz has turbo'd his 1.4 lump.
Honestly like you said it's cheaper to buy the 180 though, but like you I agree, they're isn't any fun in that.
Awesome thank you for that, will give them a ring and see what they offer. Will also check out Addaz's 206
Really appreciate it!
No problem, not sure if Gary Stone's details are still correct as of the google search results but I'm pretty sure he's still active over on the C2 forum.
Its been done before, Pug1Off and guy called Gary Stone offer there services in the way of engine conversions, 2.0ltr 180 lump ofcourse or the V6 lump out of the 406 Coupe is also an option.
Both have advantages and disadvantages, no real better choice all depends on what you want it for.
Might want to consider turboing or supercharging the 1.4 engine, both been done and current member Addaz has turbo'd his 1.4 lump.
Honestly like you said it's cheaper to buy the 180 though, but like you I agree, they're isn't any fun in that.
Awesome thank you for that, will give them a ring and see what they offer. Will also check out Addaz's 206
Really appreciate it!
No problem, not sure if Gary Stone's details are still correct as of the google search results but I'm pretty sure he's still active over on the C2 forum.
Will have a search and see what i can find cheers btw nice car looks smart as hell!
#6: Re: Engine Conversion? Author: DeadEyePaul, Location: Rugby,WarwickshirePosted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 4:46 am ---- gary did mine and its still on the road.
I have texted him the link to this thread.
#7: Re: Engine Conversion? Author: c2v6, Location: saltburnPosted: Tue Jan 13, 2015 6:57 am ---- Thanks Paul.
Yes I offer conversions for the 206. Fire me a pm over for more details.
Gary
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