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Renault trafic f4r conversion
- Thread starter Clio.lee
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Archtronics
ClioSport Club Member
Clio 182
Seems a bit pointless in a 2 ton van, the diesel it comes with would probably be faster.
You honestly think the diesel version will be quicker than a mapped 225 ?
Archtronics
ClioSport Club Member
Clio 182
Renault and most of the other manufacturers now have vans with 170bhp, 380nm+ for sale, we've got the Citreon 180 version at work and its decent.
Torques going to be very similar in a mapped f4rt, plus the extra weight and wind resistance I doubt your going to end up with a van that's much faster than stuff already out there.
Be cheaper and easier to just get the engine thats in it remapped bet you'd get another 50bhp easy, or get a v8 and stick it in the back.( might not be cheaper that option
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Theres a couple of f4rt traffic
Go onto the tvp pages on facebook.
I thought about it, then decided against it. For several reasons.
Seen a yellow one for sale recently with a 250 engine and an LSD. The only thing that gave it away was a massive side exit
Trafic engine bays are retarded small though so if you're gonna do it then be mindful that you'll probably have to take the van apart to change even the smallest of things
Trafic engine bays are retarded small though so if you're gonna do it then be mindful that you'll probably have to take the van apart to change even the smallest of things
