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Depends on lots of elements, you could easily swap engine, gearbox, subframe suspension etc in a weekend, it’s the other jobs like dash & light wiring and making the exhaust that can take the time
Won’t the rolling diameter be wrong? Only asking as picking up a 200 EDC on Saturday as a new car for the Wife and am going to put a new set of tyres on. Was looking at 205/40 R18 PS4 as currently has Falkens fitted....
Was a shame to sell it but my other project needed the funds, may build another one later this year.
Regarding fuel tank I think most people keep the original tank but I managed to pick up the petrol one for a good price and it saved me the hassle of cleaning out the diesel tank. Petrol Kangoo...
Not updated this for a few months...the van has had a few changes over the past months as I sold some of the track focused parts due to another project needing a cash injection.
It is now running 182 wheels and I have fitted a pair of 182 seats, 172 Cup steering wheel, 182 shifter & 182...
So 3 weeks using this as my daily and it’s great fun to drive, had an issue with the front tyres rubbing at the front of the arch under compressing on bumpy roads and it was worse on the drivers side.
So took some measurements and found the drivers side wing needed some adjustment, took bumper...
Over the past few weeks I have managed to Finish all the wiring on the conversion, this involved matching up the Clio looms with the Kangoo switches and lighting. A big thanks to @Brigsy for all his help and sending over plug wiring diagrams for the Kangoo.
I now have working electric windows...