#1: SAB206 project - 180 Author: SAB206, Location: North WestPosted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 3:15 pm ---- About time i got one of these back up and running eh
Previously had a Peugeot 206 1.1lx for 2 and half years, got when i was 16, which i modified and loved a lot!
that started out in life like this (lol at lexus lights and reflectors)
Ended up like this when I'd finished
It then hit an MOT, and a lot of problems were found, so i decided enough was enough and to get a newer one,
Took a trip to mercedes benz where some lass had traded one in for A-Class (bad move lol!)
Wanted one of these since i was at school! A 206 GTI180 in Aluminium Silver, had 23k on the clock, 2 years old ... I fell in love after a test drive So bought it.
Soon as i got it home the modifying bug bit me, so fitted some SP grills (top, middle and lower)
Painted the Calipers, and disc shields a nice shade of Gold
New tyres, yoko parada 2's - sticky in dry, useless in everything else
I like to work on my cars myself, so gave it a full service, along with new Rocker Gaskets to stop leaks
Annoyed with only having a boot light at one side, I went and bought an identical one from Peugeot, measured it up and wired one in the other side, so it matches
Went to a Rolling Road meet with 206info, car kicked out underpower at the time 161.6bhp and 147lb/ft torque
Driving home from the meet, my handbrake snapped, which was a nightmare, so i set to fixing that myself two days later!
Around christmas 2008, My exhaust fell off ... so bought a full twin 3.5" Janspeed stainless cat back system (my fav mod by far lol - tunnellllsssss )
Then Came some FK M3 Crystal Rear LED Lights, so bright at night time, perfect
Had a wee bit of an accident, when i smashed into a kerb in the rain, turned the wishbone into a banana and knocked tracking way out =[
K&N Performance Panel Filter to help my engine breathe a bit better, look at the difference in width between OEM and the K&N lol!
After my exhaust and Air changes, decided to get another RR done, on the same dyno etc, now pulling out 169.2bhp and 154lb/ft torque, so a nice little increase
I'm also a bit of a detailing freak, spending way too much money and time on my car, so i detail the car and engine bay quite a lot haha
One box of many
dirty! pah!
clean
polished up the inlet mani and engine bay
before
after
then i converted my standard key into a remote 'flip' key
Recently Installed Cruise Control myself, i don't need it, just like odd gadgets on my car for some reason
Andddddd some random pics and videos of the car if anyones still awake and has bandwidth left haha
Future plans are to involve
- getting my alloys refurbed in a dark graphite colour.
- Eibach Sportline lowering springs and Bilstein Dampers
- Valeo Black Masked Headlights
- Black Masked fog lights
#2: Re: SAB206 project - 180 Author: namgaj, Location: Chasing Ash, Addaz and Lee........... hopefully catching Addaz and havin fun :PPosted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 3:18 pm ---- good job there mate, on your first pic of your 180 (at the merc garage) i love how they take care of there parts van!!!! LMFAO!
#3: Re: SAB206 project - 180 Author: DJ-, Location: UKPosted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 3:20 pm ---- very nice 180 you have scott!
#4: Re: SAB206 project - 180 Author: Howey, Location: Kings LynnPosted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 3:21 pm ---- Top motor matey! Love it!
#5: Re: SAB206 project - 180 Author: Ruffy_206, Location: BristolPosted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 3:21 pm ---- if you can improve a 180 oem wise you have done it. looks very good i think some darker vortex would look sweet tho:)
#9: Re: SAB206 project - 180 Author: DanWBangor91, Location: Bangor, GwyneddPosted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 3:24 pm ---- This just makes me wish I knew about cars so I could do things myself like you have. I'd love to service my car myself but wouldn't have a clue what to do lol. I know it's in the Haynes Manual but I still don't understand hehe.
#10: Re: SAB206 project - 180 Author: Ams1592, Location: West MidlandsPosted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 3:25 pm ---- Cars really nice! The rear LED's look good
#11: Re: SAB206 project - 180 Author: Mikey2uk, Location: StevenagePosted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 3:27 pm ---- Looks lovely Scott
How hard was the Cruise Control to fit?
#12: Re: SAB206 project - 180 Author: Dabamash, Location: The car in frontPosted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 3:27 pm ---- Looks awesome. Nicely laid out project as well.
Loving the car Scott as you know. Makes me really want to get stuck in about the 180 again this spring/summer for a good clay and spring clean! Black has just been a NIGHTMARE over the winter months.
Funnily enough i have just been on elite care care looking at what i want to buy...too much stuff as per bloody usual
Is it just me or is your rear axle overly rusty?! Mines is probably the same! Might tart it up for FCS. Oh the joys of having a lock-up for spray-age-ness.
#14: Re: SAB206 project - 180 Author: Matt, Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 3:34 pm ---- never seen your 1.1 before 180 looks sweet. i remember you showing off your mani lol. every mod you have done to the 180 is very subtle and tastfull, which makes it a very nice car. looked after too which is good to see
#15: Re: SAB206 project - 180 Author: SAB206, Location: North WestPosted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 3:45 pm ---- Thanks for the comments people, makes it all worthwhile
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180 looks sweet. i remember you showing off your mani lol. every mod you have done to the 180 is very subtle and tastfull, which makes it a very nice car. looked after too which is good to see 
