Maverick Posted 10, March 2012 Report Share Posted 10, March 2012 Hi all, Has anyone done engine upgrade modifications to the Renault Scenic 2.0. Anyone can put wheels and a bodykit on, but how about turbocharging or modifying these engines for a little extra performance. Maurice Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rob 240 Posted 10, March 2012 Report Share Posted 10, March 2012 get an avantime turbo ! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
griffyn Posted 10, March 2012 Report Share Posted 10, March 2012 Yes, there's one with a supercharger running around Victoria. Tows a Formula racer if I have the right end of the stick. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Maverick Posted 11, March 2012 Author Report Share Posted 11, March 2012 Has anyone tried sticking a Megane 225 engine in a Scenic?? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
griffyn Posted 11, March 2012 Report Share Posted 11, March 2012 I imagine it would fit quite easily, provided you took out the rear seats Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nemz Posted 12, March 2012 Report Share Posted 12, March 2012 I imagine it would fit quite easily, provided you took out the rear seats Not this thing again Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Maverick Posted 12, March 2012 Author Report Share Posted 12, March 2012 I imagine it would fit quite easily, provided you took out the rear seats The engine is in the front and the bays are almost identical why would I remove the rear seats?? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nemz Posted 12, March 2012 Report Share Posted 12, March 2012 I imagine it would fit quite easily, provided you took out the rear seats The engine is in the front and the bays are almost identical why would I remove the rear seats?? You asked if it'd fit, didn't say anything about where in the car. We had a trick question like that during the National's quiz, only with a Kangoo. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Apex Posted 12, March 2012 Report Share Posted 12, March 2012 It would fit. You would want to swap the entire front end, suspension, hubs, brakes etc. Would make a epic family wagon sleeper. Not sure about body kits, I would just throw some RS225 Wheels on it and it would look quite nice, maybe lower it slightly. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dish Posted 12, March 2012 Report Share Posted 12, March 2012 I think Scenics could do with a front spoiler for the practical purpose of keeping the front end down at higher speeds. I find mine gets a little floaty at 90km/h and above As for engine swaps, I reckon a fun project down the track would be to make a mini Espace F1 out of it, with something like a Clio V6 engine and transmission Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
smr248 Posted 12, March 2012 Report Share Posted 12, March 2012 Hi all, Has anyone done engine upgrade modifications to the Renault Scenic 2.0. Anyone can put wheels and a bodykit on, but how about turbocharging or modifying these engines for a little extra performance. Maurice Hi Maurice, Hans at Hi Performance Products in Melbourne suburb of Mitcham is the man to speak to. He supercharged the Scenic for a chap who tows the Formula Vee, that Griffyn mentions. www.hi-flow.com hans at hi-flow.com phone - 03 9874 1800 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wolf Posted 15, March 2012 Report Share Posted 15, March 2012 Hi Maurice, Welcome aboard and what a flying start to a thread. Got me thinking now. Hehheh. Anyways, all the best if you go ahead. Feel free to contact for any bits that i may be able to assist getting for you. Agree with Apex, Engine, rims, dump it, and the Front spoiler ala Dish. Cheers, WOLF Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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