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  1. SRDT
    Front and rear indeed, on the 405 it's more of a gimmick but on the 205 they are very much needed and you need to cut the body to fit them.
  2. SRDT
    Mine is from June 1990 and it's not exactly the same:
  3. SRDT
    I would keep it stock, or maybe paint the chrome inserts red. The arch trims are a tribute to the 205 GTI:
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    I have no amazing background: I owned (and crashed) a Citroën AX, had my first 309 (still my daily driver), second 309 (parts car stripped to the bare shell) and finally my third 309 the mighty GTI16. At my job I'm at most involved with designing semitrailers so nothing car related. As for my knowledge it's way easyer when you're a native speaker, you can find more about the 405 Le Mans here: http://www.auto-pub.net/ASL/Peugeot/page_Peugeot_406_Le_Mans_CH.htm http://www.auto-pub.net/ASL/Peugeot/page_Peugeot_406_Le_Mans.htm
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    Nice! It's the 1992 Le Mans for the Swiss market, the Le Mans plate and the seats are from the French 1993 Le Mans.
  6. SRDT
    Nice bumpers ; if you want to switch from fog lamps to driving lamps you can look for some SIM 3216, they are almost as good as the real SIEMs.
  7. SRDT
    The Alfa 155 DTM was using a 90° V6 on the later years, with a 90° V there was more room for the intake and the engine could be more compact than with the 60° angle from the stock Alfa "Busso" V6. The thing is that to make this bespoke race engine you needed to use the V angle and bore spacing of a real engine that had been fitted to one of your cars. As it turns out for a few years Fiat had made Alfa and Lancia a single company and during those years the Lancia Thema 6V was using a 2.8 PRV V6... so Alfa homologated the 90° V and 108mm bore spacing from the PRV and then designed a race engine that was yet wasn't a PRV.
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    Danielson did a good job with their V6 but the 2.8 193hp engine from the Alpine A310 V6 "Boulogne" was cheaper, they used a stock B28E volvo engine with -1mm on the heads, devil headers, Tagora SX intake manifolds matched to bigger carbs (Weber 46 IDA 3C) and that's about it.
  9. SRDT
    You can hide an aftermarket ECU inside the Jetronic box. The N9TEA 175hp cat engine is using a Bosch EZK ignition with knock sensor and boost control so as long as you find some EZK tuner you can keep it.
  10. SRDT
    Fenix 3B diagram for the ZPJ ? No problem. And if you read a bit of French you will have more than that. Create your own build thread and I will post the link there.
  11. SRDT
    It could be the Bosch VP15 system. http://public.servicebox.peugeot.com/classic/AIDE/8505/FB/G1/index.html
  12. SRDT
    If the IP can't see the boost then it's just like if you don't have any, check the vacuum lines on the boost compensator.
  13. SRDT
    It's a 262C with the PRV V6, Bertone was welding a new roof on 2 doors body shells.
  14. SRDT
    You can find a GTX turbine housing with the K26 flange :
  15. SRDT
    "standard" K26 flange :
  16. SRDT
    The shape of the 505 flange is similar to a K24/K26 flange, how close are they dimensionwise? That's a really good question.
  17. SRDT
    It may be 535kg on the disc and not on the bearing, I'm not sure how Peugeot is measuring this.
  18. SRDT
    I think it's 5250 N or 535 kg with the pull type clutch, best stock 215mm clutch for a BE gearbox ; you can go up to 228mm but then the flywheel is a bit tricky.
  19. SRDT
    I have none in English but... French: XD3T Spanish: https://www.technirevue.com/revue_technique/revue-technique-peugeot-505.pdf Dutch: https://www.peugeot404vereniging.nl/docs/Indenor Dieselmotor Peugeot J7-9,404,504,505,505 Turbo,604 Turbo, Instructie, - OCR.pdf https://www.peugeot404vereniging.nl/docs/Vraagbaak voor de Indenor Dieselmotor - Ph Olving - Kluwer - 1983 - OCR - NL.pdf You can copy/paste the Dutch ones in google translate.
  20. SRDT
    It was done more than once for the XUD, even with a BA/7 gearbox. For the engine tilt 18,5° was possible with DW10 oil pump and sump, there is also the Peugeot J5 / Citroën C25 with a XUD9A engine that was at best straight if not slightly leaning forward.
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    The real gauge is a custom aircraft instrument, the only one wit the correct range that I ever saw on sale was from a WW2 airplane and so had radium paint inside... You can also buy a replica for quite a bit of money.
  22. SRDT
    For the instrument panel the big boost gauge should be white with a blue needle, just like the one on allmost any french turbo race car from the 80': 205 Turbo 16, 405 Turbo 16, 505 Superproduction, 309 Turbo Cup, Citroen AX Superproduction, R5 Turbo, R21 Superproduction, R11 Turbo Gr.A...
  23. SRDT
    Try to use a forged DW10 crank: +47cc and +1mm at TDC
  24. SRDT
    Almost all test mules end up scraped so if Peugeot made any 505 Turbo 16 it was at best used for testing another engine or two before meeting his end.
  25. SRDT
    Really cool, Peugeot probably made at least one 505 Turbo 16 as a test mule for the 205 Turbo 16 engine. I'm curious about the way you will mate the XU and the BA10.
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