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 Post subject: ba xr6t problems over 300rwkw?
Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 11:28 pm 
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im considering a ba xr6t that i want to have 300+ at the wheels,for this should i be looking for something in particular?mostly with the trans i think will the auto or 5 speed last with all the power being used regularly?or should i just look for a 6 speed?
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Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 11:41 pm 
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Diff's are a problem in general, made much worse when you pump some more power through them.
I'd go straight to a 6spd, the 5spd man and auto are sucky to drive anyway.

 

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Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2009 2:01 am 
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built BTR will live with 300 pretty happily, abuse not withstanding.
T56 will need a clutch shortly if not straightaway.
clutch is cheaper then built BTR.
manual is harder on CVs/diff bush and will never be as quick at the strip.

don't even bother with a T5 would be my advice.

 

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Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2009 6:45 pm 
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There's engine troubles getting a BA to 300RWKW too.

You'll NEED valve springs, want rods

(look for a BA Mk2, or BF, BA Mk2 are stronger, and the BF got the same internals as the F6)

 

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Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2009 8:50 pm 
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kind of...
after 06/06 BF's got the F6 internals..
i'd only go for a 6sp man or auto.. the BA engine should be ok for around 330-340rwkw with valve springs and decent bolt ons.
my BA XR6t has an F6 cooler, valve springs and injectors = 280kw

 

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Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 8:08 am 
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thanks guys,i'll look for ba mk2 or bf 6 speed then

 

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 Post subject: Re: ba xr6t problems over 300rwkw?
Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2009 4:41 pm 
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data_mine wrote:
There's engine troubles getting a BA to 300RWKW too.

You'll NEED valve springs, want rods

(look for a BA Mk2, or BF, BA Mk2 are stronger, and the BF got the same internals as the F6)


I've got BA Mk2 NA and hoping to do the Raptor s/c kit to put it into 300 - 330 KW - but suspect that is at the engine KW not the RWKW

With say 330 KW at the flywheel - would the normal SSS 5spd and diff cope?

 

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Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2009 12:23 pm 
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1Rik_Biel wrote:
data_mine wrote:
There's engine troubles getting a BA to 300RWKW too.

You'll NEED valve springs, want rods

(look for a BA Mk2, or BF, BA Mk2 are stronger, and the BF got the same internals as the F6)


I've got BA Mk2 NA and hoping to do the Raptor s/c kit to put it into 300 - 330 KW - but suspect that is at the engine KW not the RWKW

With say 330 KW at the flywheel - would the normal SSS 5spd and diff cope?


I'd say so i've got the stock BTR 4 speed and the M78 diff and no issues yet.

 

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Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2009 12:39 pm 
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My mates FG F6 has 287rwkw stock standard (it had 8,000 km on the odo when run on the dyno).
O and it is a 6 sp manual.

 

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Posted: Sat Nov 21, 2009 1:02 pm 
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My mates FG F6 has 287rwkw stock standard (it had 8,000 km on the odo when run on the dyno).
O and it is a 6 sp manual.


While that's nice and all.

The FG gets lots of different parts to the B series.

The 6 speed manual is different to that in the B series, the engine is of course revised. And it's have the full M86 diff (being a turbo) they're pretty damn strong (as long as they are built right, quality control was the issue the early BA's suffered from).

 

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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 9:07 pm 
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Street Fords reckons 320rwkW is THE limit for standard BA XR6T conrods. F6 is fine for much more. The BF got the F6 conrods / internals somewhere along the lines. XHXRSX stated from 06/06 onwards.
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 9:43 pm 
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i'd say they could take a bit more. i think the E gas uses the same ones as they broke handfuls of them on the dyno when they were first testing.

 

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