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Lloyd6

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My names lloyd and im 21. I work as a japanese car tuner near cardiff. Had a 205 gti as my first car when i was 16 and loved it. Always wanted a GTI-6 when i was a kid but never bought one. my last car was a 240bhp toyota starlet GT turbo, my GTI-6 is no where near the speed as that but im so impressed since owning it. Heres a couple of pics of my past beasts and my GTI-6, always looking for advice guys. Thanks in advance.

My 205 GTI


My Engine conversion from a Xantia


My Starlet


Big spec on the engine, td04 powered


My little gem



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Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 12:32
aaron6

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Looking good mate. Looks a good standard car. Those starlets can be bloody rapid!! Had chased one once that was level begging with my old scooby. They seem to be a little souless to me though. Smile What's your favorite thing about the six then? Welcome to the club mate. Smile

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Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 12:38
Lloyd6

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I love the 6, i cant believe how nice it is to drive, the engine noise is lovely too, i like exhaust noise but you cant beat a good sounding engine. Ye the starlet was a bit evil, it was fun but with that much power in a L reg car doesnt feel safe after a while.

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Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 12:50
aaron6

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Fair enough mate. Well, i hope you keep it and enjoy it . If you like more power its relatively cheap to get 250bhp via a supercharger. Smile

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Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 12:55
arigti6

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Welcome to the fold Lloyd! Wave

205 GTi is an AWESOME first car! Thumbs up Also Starlet GTT is to my taste. A bit surprised that you would go back to a Pug after having a Jap car? However you may be like me in being a sucker for a Pug GTi' Wink

Glad to see you have a Diablo, great colour. Looks tidy too and standard which is always a good thing when buying a car, whether you decide to turn it into a project or keep it as Peugeot intended. Any plans for the Beaut?
Enjoy the forum its a great club to be part of! Big grin

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Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 13:36
roland rat

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From another welshie Hi! Wave
Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 14:08
stu

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Wave Howdy
Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 14:17
mattgti6phase2

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Wave

Welcome along. Nice selection of cars there Thumbs up

240bhp from the 1.3 unit??????

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Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 14:41
Lloyd6

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arigti6 wrote:
Welcome to the fold Lloyd! Wave

205 GTi is an AWESOME first car! Thumbs up Also Starlet GTT is to my taste. A bit surprised that you would go back to a Pug after having a Jap car? However you may be like me in being a sucker for a Pug GTi' Wink

Glad to see you have a Diablo, great colour. Looks tidy too and standard which is always a good thing when buying a car, whether you decide to turn it into a project or keep it as Peugeot intended. Any plans for the Beaut?
Enjoy the forum its a great club to be part of! Big grin


ye im looking to keep it standard ish! got a decat on it, superchip remap and a replacement filter! that will prob do me for now as i want it to be used everyday without fear of something serious going wrong Smile i still love the jap cars plus working on the big boys (skylines, evo's etc) makes me want another but next time ill keep the jap car as a project for track rather than a road car. thanks for the welcome

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Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 18:26
Lloyd6

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mattgti6phase2 wrote:
Wave

Welcome along. Nice selection of cars there Thumbs up

240bhp from the 1.3 unit??????


yep, seems crazy but these little things go up to stupid power still remaining as a 1.3!!! i was only running 0.9 bar of boost aswell, i was waiting to turn it up to 1.2 and give it another map when it went pop Sad o well, back to the pug gti's

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Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 18:27
mattgti6phase2

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That would make it around the 300bhp per tonne mark. I know they are good little engines but I'm not so sure on 240bhp without loads of engine work and re bores etc.

A friend of mine has one which he claims is 200bhp but there is no way it is. Don't get me wrong it's fast Superman but not 200bhp fast, these things weigh about 800kg IIRC so even if it were 160 bhp it would still be rapid. He has spent alot of money on it to.

I do have a soft spot for them though.

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Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 18:47
mike_306

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My old car! Smile

Welcome Lloyd, how is it treating you?

It needs those P3 lights Smile

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Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 19:17
cwspellowe

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mattgti6phase2 wrote:
That would make it around the 300bhp per tonne mark. I know they are good little engines but I'm not so sure on 240bhp without loads of engine work and re bores etc.

A friend of mine has one which he claims is 200bhp but there is no way it is. Don't get me wrong it's fast Superman but not 200bhp fast, these things weigh about 800kg IIRC so even if it were 160 bhp it would still be rapid. He has spent alot of money on it to.

I do have a soft spot for them though.


Given the fact he's a Jap car tuner though i'm sure he knows his stuff Wink

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Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 21:03
Lloyd6

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cwspellowe wrote:
mattgti6phase2 wrote:
That would make it around the 300bhp per tonne mark. I know they are good little engines but I'm not so sure on 240bhp without loads of engine work and re bores etc.

A friend of mine has one which he claims is 200bhp but there is no way it is. Don't get me wrong it's fast Superman but not 200bhp fast, these things weigh about 800kg IIRC so even if it were 160 bhp it would still be rapid. He has spent alot of money on it to.

I do have a soft spot for them though.


Given the fact he's a Jap car tuner though i'm sure he knows his stuff Wink


well said Smile

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Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 21:15
Lloyd6

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mike_306 wrote:
My old car! Smile

Welcome Lloyd, how is it treating you?

It needs those P3 lights Smile


ye all good mate, fans didnt work though so had to sort that.

done some bits to it already Smile

got the remap, exhaust and a new filter on it, can not fault it

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Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 21:16
mattgti6phase2

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I was just curious as to how that's all. Wasn't mis believing anyone just seems like a f*ck load of work that's all. Roll eyes

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Posted 25th Sep 2011 at 23:31
lurch86

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Welcome. Nice Starlet, looks the same as my mates. They are quick little cars, thats for sure.

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Posted 26th Sep 2011 at 01:50
xaero1

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Welcome to the forum mate.

I came from a Jap car background too with an R32 GTR. It was great fun with the more responsive R34 engine running at 400bhp but unbelievably expensive to maintain!

Enjoy the Pug - they're relatively cheap to run and I find the engine quite torquey compared to other 2.0 NAs I've driven. If you ever decide you want something much faster, more exclusive and better looking then swap the GTi6 for a Rallye

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Posted 27th Sep 2011 at 15:52
cappy01

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mattgti6phase2 wrote:
Wave

Welcome along. Nice selection of cars there Thumbs up

240bhp from the 1.3 unit??????


its right i saw 1 get mapped at trl a few months ago. 138bhp on standard internals
Posted 27th Sep 2011 at 18:14
mike rallye

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welcome along, the starlet looks like a nice peace of machine.
Posted 27th Sep 2011 at 21:03
Lloyd6

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Seeing as you all seem to like my starlet, heres a few pics of the build. hope you like them Smile theres loads more but im sure you will appreciate these few Smile nice one guys.













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Posted 28th Sep 2011 at 00:06
cwspellowe

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Nice, prefer the white one though Ninja

Forgive my ignorance but is the white one the Glanza V? Gran Turismo days coming back to me Laugh

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Posted 28th Sep 2011 at 00:23
marco gti6

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Welcome to the club mate Thumbs up
Posted 28th Sep 2011 at 20:25
Lloyd6

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cwspellowe wrote:
Nice, prefer the white one though Ninja

Forgive my ignorance but is the white one the Glanza V? Gran Turismo days coming back to me Laugh


ye thats a glanza v Smile

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Posted 29th Sep 2011 at 00:24
aaron6

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What are the main differences between the two other than the obvious body design?

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