Sorry for the delay: Just got this back from my engine guy:- > That mail about the PSA engine is incorrect. The PSA engine > came out in about '97 and was fitted to Renault Laguna's, Peugeot 406's and some > Citroens. It produced 194 bhp out of the box. The new V6 is a different kettle > of fish. It is a collaboration between Renault and Nissan (Ren have the > controlling share of nissan) and is 3.5 litre, it is fitted in the Renault > Vel Satis and the Nissan 350Z. The bellhousing bolt spacing is completely different on both > these units to the PRV family of V6's. Well, there you go.... Martin "ferdaniraphael " wrote: > You can see in the files section a pic of the new PSA V6.You can t > call it a PRV since it's actually designed by Renault and > Nissan...and I'm not sure the bell housing pattern is the same as > the "old" PRV. But if you're looking for a performance swap while > keeping your car "original",powerful PRVs equipped French cars like > the Renault Alpine ( turbo )or the Venturi ( single or twin turbo ). > Latest versions of this engines were 4cams 24valves, 300hp.If you > can read French, you can find such engines for sale in the ad > section of an Alpine related > site :http://alpinerenault.free.fr/annonces/frannalpinepiecevente.php > In response to John,The PRV equipped the Peugeot 604.I was told this > car was sold on the US market in late 70s/early80s..... Did anyone > ever saw one ???? > Raphael