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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Fri Apr 03, 2009 2:42 pm 
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Lol just saw in your list that it has 4.11's, you must be ripping through the gears very fast being manual eh?

Im also interested in knowing what's been done to the driveshaft too, heavy duty uni's or anything?

 

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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Fri Apr 03, 2009 3:03 pm 
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Lol just saw in your list that it has 4.11's, you must be ripping through the gears very fast being manual eh?

Im also interested in knowing what's been done to the driveshaft too, heavy duty uni's or anything?


Tail shaft is completely stock, haven't had a reason to change it, the uni's haven't broken and I dont get any vibration.
I've blown 2 gearboxes and 1 diff, but the tail shaft is still all good.
Yeah get through the gears fast enough. 1st and 2nd are over pretty fast but its loads of fun.
It would be more suited to a track car than a drag car.
Its supposed to be my 'toy/fun car' just to thrash around, Ive got a BA XR8 MKII which is supposed to be my daily, but it spends alot of time sitting while the XR6 is getting driven. Loosing my licence 7 times would indicate that I have alot of fun in the car LOL. I know stupid me.

 

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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Fri Apr 03, 2009 11:12 pm 
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stiddy wrote:
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Lol just saw in your list that it has 4.11's, you must be ripping through the gears very fast being manual eh?

Yeah get through the gears fast enough. 1st and 2nd are over pretty fast but its loads of fun.


Hell Yeah, I have 3.9 in an auto and that limits at 5800, (bolted on the stockies yesterday and rain in Melbourne today = serious fun drive home)

Now yours would put on a smile that lasts a lifetime!!!!!!
Lots of time & $$$.. I say well spent if it puts a silly grin on your face every time you drive it.

BTW, question.... I have only had the car dyno'd once and power was not very impressive at 113rwkw, though torque was 540 odd nm.
How the F**k did an N/A 6 produce that much?? Unless dyno reading not true......

 

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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Fri Apr 03, 2009 11:47 pm 
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hes had alot of work done man
cam, extractors and good tune should see 130rwkw+

well thats what im hoping anyway :D

 

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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Sat Apr 04, 2009 12:50 am 
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hes had alot of work done man
cam, extractors and good tune should see 130rwkw+

well thats what im hoping anyway :D


True, he has invested a lot of $$ and time,
When I bought mine Pacemakers, RPD R6 Cam, Vernier Gear, High flow Cat, K&N Panel Filter with XR6 intake and 2.5" exhaust was done already.
The only thing I can think of is that the dyno was not corrected for my 3.9 ratio or he was not able to really get full power down. (due to ratios it has a habit of kicking back to second when giving WOT at 3.5-4Krpm in 3rd, Yay 1-3 seconds of 5200-5800rpm then rev limiter) Peak power and torque at 4.2-4.3K.
Yet to have a tune, but how much can be one with stock ECU?

 

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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Sat Apr 04, 2009 6:07 am 
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have seen a i6 with 156 rwkw, 610nm of torque with a stock ECU. ran a low 14's down the 1/4

 

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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Sat Apr 04, 2009 3:42 pm 
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FordFairmont wrote:
stiddy what have you done regarding tailshaft changes/mods

with 4.11's behind a manual, and 6000rpm is a deathtrap !!!


Tail shaft and uni joints are all still stock, pretty sure I mentioned that in a previous post.
Never had a drama with it, the Alloy unit in the AU's are pretty tough and I dont see the point in doing anything until it breaks or gives me problems.

4.11's are fun, but because I spin the engine so hard I still get a fair bit of speed out of each gear. But shes quick. Hard to get it to hook up in 1st and 2nd.
I can side step the clutch at 5000rpm in 2nd and she'll sit and blow the tyres off the thing..
The only time it becomes a deathtrap is in the wet. Thats just purely danger even with good tyres on it.

 

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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Sun Apr 05, 2009 4:47 pm 
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stiddy wrote:
FordFairmont wrote:
stiddy what have you done regarding tailshaft changes/mods

with 4.11's behind a manual, and 6000rpm is a deathtrap !!!


Tail shaft and uni joints are all still stock, pretty sure I mentioned that in a previous post.
Never had a drama with it, the Alloy unit in the AU's are pretty tough and I dont see the point in doing anything until it breaks or gives me problems.

4.11's are fun, but because I spin the engine so hard I still get a fair bit of speed out of each gear. But shes quick. Hard to get it to hook up in 1st and 2nd.
I can side step the clutch at 5000rpm in 2nd and she'll sit and blow the tyres off the thing..
The only time it becomes a deathtrap is in the wet. Thats just purely danger even with good tyres on it.


and fine they shall remain. the problems with tailshafts were the auto's and steel tailshafts iirc. they were limited in the autos due to failure from the rear extension housing when under high speed stress, and the steel shafts not handling the stress of keeping the diff turning at high speed load and shearing.

a manual with alloy shaft should not have any worries at all. even at 6k rpm+. its not so much the rpm, more the stress being fed back through the driveline when doing over 100mph. otherwise doing full rpm thru 1st 2nd and 3rd would have the same effect. The problem is speed related in autos with steel shafts.

 

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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Sun Apr 05, 2009 11:45 pm 
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Can't say I've ever been worried about the tailshaft or uni joints letting go or having problems..
I'm more worried about snapping another box though. The trusty old T5's just dont agree with my driving style and a brass button.
I do however have scratches/grooves in the tailshaft from it hitting the underside of the body..
Thats from me playing silly buggers and doing high rpm launches with a full car load of mates, The a** end just squats that little bit too low with a car load of people.
All in good fun though. This is the only car ive ever had, that has taken abuse and punishment day in and day out, not only running perfectly but she asks for more.
But on the other hand, shes a pig lol. Especially in the mornings when she doesn't get a sleep in. Will stall on occasion, idles very angry.. worse than normal, doesnt like being under 3500rpm like ever, HATES sitting below 50-60km/h.. hates being driven granny style. Then she gets her s**t together and its go time.
I wouldn't have it any other way.

 

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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:01 am 
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141 or 142rwkw on CMS dyno, so probably 150-155 at other places

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Hopefully get upto around mid 140's with finalised tune, around 400Nm

 

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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 9:08 am 
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aye_yew wrote:
141 or 142rwkw on CMS dyno, so probably 150-155 at other places


That's a pretty gnarly thing to say...sure some dyno's are generous but still pretty blunt comment.

What does it pull down the quarter?

 

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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 11:19 am 
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The cms dyno is notorious for being around 10% lower than other dynos. Seems to be a common trait for mainline dynos

 

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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:02 pm 
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the fed wrote:
im running a crow stage3 cam with a chiptorque chip in my xr6 and its pulled a best of 163 rwkw and 400nm torque.
i think people who are saying crow cams are s**t have no idea how to set there engines up or there tuner is an idiot.


need more mods than that to reach that figure....... rebuilt motor?
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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:22 pm 
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the fed wrote:
im running a crow stage3 cam with a chiptorque chip in my xr6 and its pulled a best of 163 rwkw and 400nm torque.
i think people who are saying crow cams are s**t have no idea how to set there engines up or there tuner is an idiot.


Any headwork? I have heard mixed opinions about crow cams, some say they make reasonable power others say they're s**t. I reckon they they would be best suited if you run a tuneable chip to make the most of it like you are as a few have said they make stuff all power but on the stock ecu. Either way if you're pulling those figures, well done!!

 

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 Post subject: Re: Power out of a N/A six
Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 12:25 pm 
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ebxr82nv wrote:
The cms dyno is notorious for being around 10% lower than other dynos. Seems to be a common trait for mainline dynos


I know Joe's stuff is good, but that's pretty impressive if its pulling over 150rwkw with only a cam, exhaust and tune

 

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