How to power up a GRDT?

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by 2507, Jul 28, 2007.

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    2507 Guest

    Hi people!
    I`ve got a question about increasing the engine power on 405 1993 1.9 GRDT.
    Is there anything that can be done? After I am planning to do some body work,
    but first things first. In my area everyone says"change the chip", and then I
    have to explain that there is none, they scratch their heads and say "change
    the engine or the car" and I`m kinda fond of this one. Thanks in advance!

    2507
     
    2507, Jul 28, 2007
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    Chrs Guest

    Just leave it alone, if it is under power buy your self a boy racers
    car.
     
    Chrs, Jul 28, 2007
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    djimbo Guest

    I'll second that, I managed 140K miles with a 405GLD...
    I used to dream of having the available power of a GROT :)
    The only way to get more power from one of these would be fitting an
    intercooler, which would mean designing, manufacturing and somehow fitting
    it yourself.
    If you have 'Q's or 'The A Teams' facilities that may be possible...
    otherwise resort to option 'a'

    Djimbo.
     
    djimbo, Jul 29, 2007
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  4. Thanks, at least I got some reply. I wrote in english on a french site and
    got booted out with explanation in french that it is a frankophonic site!?!

    2507
     
    2507 via CarKB.com, Jul 29, 2007
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    Wichita Guest

    Agreed, a surprisingly powerful flexible engine both in 1769 and 1905
    versions which will last a long time with regular oil and filter changes
    and don't let it overheat. If you are go faster type, keep the revs up
    as the turbo cuts in around 2200-2400 revs.
     
    Wichita, Jul 29, 2007
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  6. Thanks,it seems I got to the top since there is an intercooler already in,
    (I`m located in Croatia, somebody had it as a state company car before me, so
    in Slavic manner, no expense is too great if the tax payers pay for it:))so
    I`m asking for a chocolate over the choco-cake, anyway, thank you for the
    good will gentlemen

    2507
     
    2507 via CarKB.com, Aug 2, 2007
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