274hp Peugeot 205 Maxi Rally Car – BTCC Touring Car Engine Install – Initial Startup

274hp Peugeot 205 Maxi Rally Car – BTCC Touring Car Engine Install – Initial Startup

After 2 months of preparation, this was the first time we started the engine. The trumpets and carbon airbox had not been fitted at this stage. It came as a …

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jarrus464 says:

Is this finished now?

PugMarshall2906 says:

Best sound in the world…..

monkeyswithcameras says:

those throttle bodys can only be described as FIT!
nice engine dude

morgrp says:

more vids please!

guttmant16 says:

Awesome bit of kit, id love to have the money for a longmans lump!! You got to get a vid up of it in action now, not just tease us..

pc180sx says:

WOW lol…..are you apart of any froum with a progress blog i would luv ta read it if ya do

v10dave says:

sounds fookin mint

pugracer285 says:

“initial startup” is the very first time we fired her up after the basic install. As has been said she is running Jenvey throttle boddies but at this stage we hadn’t fitted the air trumpets or carbon airbox.
Hopefully out on the stages again later this year but the new shell prep is taking longer than expected.

JKRM2K10 says:

Im sure its fuel injected being BTCC as injection is more efficient but looking at it, you might be right there…

isitaboat says:

not carbs you noob, itbs

stefaan adriansens says:

what is  Initial Startup. do it start different then normal?

jarrus464 says:

ITB’s mate…..

Read the other posts 🙂

welshpug says:

So when is it out on the stages next then?  :op

welshpug says:

they are throttle bodies without the trumpets fitted as yet, they tend to work a lot better with longer tract.

produKtNZ says:

Just LOVE the short stack carbs 🙂

Under load that engine must sound simply amazing 😀

Tony Maben says:

That is one serious bit of kit !!!!

djchocice says:

WOOOOOOOOOAAAAHHHHH!!!!

that sounds bloody awesome specially when its revved.

pugracer285 says:

The full spec is based around a Gti6 motor and is an original works 2001 BTCC motor from the Peugeot factory team – run by Vic Lee Racing.

It has a billet crank, forged rods, custom pistons, full race head with titanium valves, billet cams, solid lifters, jenvey throttle boddies, longmans 4 branch manifold, twin plate clutch, billet flywheel, stand alone ecu system – total cost new today is in excess of £17k (with the ecu).

pugracer285 says:

Thanks for all the great comments, to anyone who doesn’t believe…that’s cool…your choice.
Give Richard Longman a call who built my engine (along with most of the other original Peugeot btcc motors) – he will politely tell you where to go!
It idles nicely on full race cams due to the stand alone EFI Technoligies management system – again supplied/installed and setup by Richard.
Full race cams are only a pig at idle when running a basic carbs/ignition setup – not a
2k+ ecu!

Phil Stevens says:

nice :)

tpvalley says:

Doesn’t idle like a touring car engine, this is not running full race cams by the sound of it.

typeRF20c says:

J’aurai été curieux de voir tut ça en oeuvre…genre petite caméra embarquée…

Kroged says:

Got any more info on that car? Is it a newly built engine with btcc specs or is it a real btcc-engine?

Steve Thorne says:

ME WANTEE!

BIGSMOKER205 says:

sweet m8,that’ll be really sharp

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