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Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 2:46 am 
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My BA six has extractors, exhaust, cai and a capa edit done. What would be the next logical step towards more grunt short of a forced induction set up? I don't want a turbo/blower because then the insurance won't like me.

I'm assuming fiddling with engine internals would be next?

 

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Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 3:13 am 
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Fnp, do you know what power your car is making now? Did you need a fuel pressure regulator with the edit?

Who did your exhaust and how loud is it?

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Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 8:59 am 
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Fnp, do you know what power your car is making now? Did you need a fuel pressure regulator with the edit?

Who did your exhaust and how loud is it?

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It pulled 170rwkw on the dyno. Nothing has been done with the fuel system at all. The exhaust is fairly quiet around <3000rpm, after that it has a nice roar but not obnoxiously noisy (still got two mufflers and a resonator). The whole setup was done by D&T Performance.

 

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Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 10:35 am 
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I think you said it FORCED INDUCTION is the next logical step.

You could look at headwork but thats a good head and small gains for big effort here.

You could look at a set of Nizpro cams which would light up the top end for a N/A dyno day winner but on the street this might be a bit limp down low.

170 is pretty good ony 15rwkw behind some BA XR6T's I have seen run on the dyno!
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Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 12:12 pm 
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170 rwkW ?Why not just be happy with what you have? heehehe, kidding. You could
- get a head job
- Change the induction
- Change the ECU, or get a piggyback
- Screw around with the varable valve timing to get it to opertate at as lower RPM as possible. I know this works for honda's (the kings of VVT, or what they call Vtec)
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Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 6:00 pm 
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170rwkw from just those mods?!?! how much did that set you back??

didnt realise the ba 6 was that responsive to mods! thats like a good 50rwkw over stock??

 

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Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 6:22 pm 
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in the may 2005 motor mag the BA XT falcon pulled 143rwkw and the XR6 pulled 147rwkw...

 

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Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 8:19 pm 
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jonbays wrote:
I think you said it FORCED INDUCTION is the next logical step.

You could look at headwork but thats a good head and small gains for big effort here.

You could look at a set of Nizpro cams which would light up the top end for a N/A dyno day winner but on the street this might be a bit limp down low.

170 is pretty good ony 15rwkw behind some BA XR6T's I have seen run on the dyno!


Nizpro cams are great and from what ive seen and read, they don't sacrifice any power or torque down low. On the engine dyno sheet, the nizpro motor with a full exhaust, edit and cams (same mods as yours fnp) produced 380nm at 3200rpm which is the same as a stock motor and from 3200rpm on, the torque just escalates. Power was very impressive, around 200kw at 4300rpm and making smack on 250kw at 5500rpm. I'll try to post up the dyno sheet.

 

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Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 10:24 pm 
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Gaz wrote:
170rwkw from just those mods?!?! how much did that set you back??

didnt realise the ba 6 was that responsive to mods! thats like a good 50rwkw over stock??


im pretty sure a untouched ba 6 makes around 135 - 140 rwkw's

 

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Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 11:30 pm 
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what does a BA xt run in stock auto form down the 1/4? i guess weight is a big killer?

 

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Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2005 11:43 pm 
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what does a BA xt run in stock auto form down the 1/4? i guess weight is a big killer?


I'm not entirely sure but I'd guess about a mid-15. Mine should make it into 14's I'd hope. Should take her down one day for a run :)

 

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Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2005 12:17 am 
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1/4 times are between 15.4 and 15.5 in auto.
some have seen quicker, and manual is about 15.1-15.2

 

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Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2005 1:44 am 
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Gaz wrote:
what does a BA xt run in stock auto form down the 1/4? i guess weight is a big killer?


these times are in the back of the MOTOR mag ,
auto xt
0-100 7.23 P2W 9.1
0-400m 15.28

v8 auto xt does
0-100 7.08 P2W 7.9
0-400m 14.99

the n/a auto xr6
0-100 8.11 P2W 9.1
0-400m 15.86

commo exec auto
0-100 9.70 P2W 8.96
0-400m 16.71

P2W = power to weight

gives you a good idea of where the ba stands with acceleration figures in terms of power to weight ratio.

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im guessing all your power came from the capa edit! im buyin a xr6t soon at that is the first thing im goin to do!! yeah ill go with the nipro cams.. go to www.nizpro.com.au they have all the kits there that will get u wont u wont.. im personally goin to get the stage to 395kw at the motor kit which is about 330kw at the wheels if im lucky!! :D
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Posted: Sat Jun 18, 2005 3:40 am 
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im guessing all your power came from the capa edit! im buyin a xr6t soon at that is the first thing im goin to do!! yeah ill go with the nipro cams.. go to www.nizpro.com.au they have all the kits there that will get u wont u wont.. im personally goin to get the stage to 395kw at the motor kit which is about 330kw at the wheels if im lucky!! :D


Do you know what sort of characteristic the cams have? I don't want something that's unmanagable at less then 5000rpm and then goes beserk.

 

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