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The next Fiesta R5 is on its way to Sofia, Bulgaria and is expected to be delivered to Krum Donchev at the end of the week.
I hope that Krum and Petar will make their debut with Fiesta R5 in Rally Serbia next weekend, substituting the old 207. Despite the short time for testing, it will be a good opportunity to compare R5 against Iliev’s Skoda S2000 on tarmac.
He told me that he will drive the R5 in Serbia!Quote:
Originally Posted by OgyWRC
Pic from PG's test with Fiesta on Hankook tires:
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Peugeot revealed new street version of RCZ with so far strongest modification to the 1.6T EP6CDT engine called EP6CDTR (at least for French, I don't know all BMW modifications). It has 271 Hp @ 6000 rpm and 330 Nm @ 1500-5500 rpm. That's pretty huge for stock 1.6 engine. It could be connected to R5 and R3T development to give the team a better basis.
Roger Feghali will hopefully compete with motortune's fiesta R5 in the Cedars rally held the 21st of July.
Anyone knows if Autotek has recieved their R5 Fiesta, and if Brynildsen has started testing yet?
do you know what different engine parts has this engine vs previous?(rods-turbo etc)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
According to one Czech article the engine has Mahle forged pistons, new piston rings and connecting rods, smaller compression ratio - 9,2:1 (I guess due to higher turbo pressure) and also different exhaust.
look at the front dive at brakes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kielder
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more photos from PG test
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...6229105&type=3
Miguel Zaldivar sells his Fiesta S2000 to Marco Miltos. At November arrives one R5 to Zaldivar. Motores.com.py
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