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Old 22-03-2006, 06:46 PM   #1
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Default Yeehaw! Stage One complete.

G&D airbox, extractors, exhaust! Despite running on el cheapo safeway 91 octane, and hitting the speed limiter, the AU made 125rwkw, up from 108rwkw stock.

Stage two - AU Edit.. mmm


Great induction noise at high revs, and the exhaust note is fantastic. No drone or resonance issues.

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Old 22-03-2006, 07:18 PM   #2
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i thought the airbox was good for 10rw too start with, that means you only got 7rw with the extractors and exhaust???
Good power from a 6 tho
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Old 22-03-2006, 08:51 PM   #3
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i thought the airbox was good for 10rw too start with, that means you only got 7rw with the extractors and exhaust???
Good power from a 6 tho

ah dont start that again ...the last thing we need is someone saying that
The CAI rwkw is questionable as proven. I mean some have said 15rwkw from an edit and CAI..what do u expect so leave it alone i say!!!! :yeees:
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Old 22-03-2006, 08:55 PM   #4
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ah dont start that again ...the last thing we need is someone saying that
The CAI rwkw is questionable as proven. I mean some have said 15rwkw from an edit and CAI..what do u expect so leave it alone i say!!!! :yeees:
NO I won't start again but if i could give a F!@$ I reckon for $750 and i could set a few things straight about airboxes and big pipes and air filters.

Anyway at least we know your AU with extractors and airbox does as well at the back wheels as Caspers AU VCT with extractors and Airbox on the same dyno.

interesting
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Old 22-03-2006, 09:04 PM   #5
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Glenn will post the dyno graph shortly, but the airbox was good for around 6rwkw. I think that the components installed here complement each other, and collectively gain more than the sum of their parts.

Im sure Glenn will be able to provide more insight into the matter, however, I am very happy with the results.

On the topic of power output, if my AU is producing roughly the same as Casper's with similar mods.... awesome! Nice to be able to keep the VCT motor honest!

Jonbays - yes the airbox is rather expensive, however, IMHO, it completes the setup, and I'm personally happy to pay a bit more for good service and the knowledge that both myself and my property are being well cared for.

Still, clearly not everyone is convinced about the value of the mod, but its horses for courses I suppose.

Whatever floats your boat eh?

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Old 22-03-2006, 09:12 PM   #6
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Glenn will post the dyno graph shortly, but the airbox was good for around 6rwkw. I think that the components installed here complement each other, and collectively gain more than the sum of their parts.

Im sure Glenn will be able to provide more insight into the matter, however, I am very happy with the results.

On the topic of power output, if my AU is producing roughly the same as Casper's with similar mods.... awesome! Nice to be able to keep the VCT motor honest!

Jonbays - yes the airbox is rather expensive, however, IMHO, it completes the setup, and I'm personally happy to pay a bit more for good service and the knowledge that both myself and my property are being well cared for.

Still, clearly not everyone is convinced about the value of the mod, but its horses for courses I suppose.

Whatever floats your boat eh?

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Old 22-03-2006, 08:40 PM   #7
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What extractors? Good overall power figures. I guess the airbox would give between 5-10rwkw depending upon the engine in question.
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Old 22-03-2006, 09:19 PM   #8
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I assume being a Futura it is an auto, also what brand of extractors? Cam next?
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Old 22-03-2006, 09:23 PM   #9
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I assume being a Futura it is an auto, also what brand of extractors? Cam next?
Yeah mate, auto Futura.

Uh, they're pacemaker extractors, but I'm not exactly sure what the specs are, I'll let Glenn handle that question.

Yeah, edit and/or cam is next. If anyone wants to donate - in the name of research and world peace - some moolah to me, I'd be eternally grateful... :thebirds:
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Old 22-03-2006, 10:00 PM   #10
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man that car is a credit to you just happen to lurking around while it was on the dyno sweet note at full noise even if it keep hitting the speed limiter . also watched the second gear runs, it has got some serious pull there now :jab: and was making good power to the limiter in top as well . hopefully the edit will fix that not to mention the colour same as my xr , best of all your happey with it :eclipsee_ :eclipsee_ enjoy it ..cheers Whoosha
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Awsome stuff...
hows it feel while driving?
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Old 22-03-2006, 10:00 PM   #12
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Great stuff, not suprised you happy, nobody leaves that workshop without a smile on there face :king:
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Old 22-03-2006, 10:05 PM   #13
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Great to hear Rob, I'm wrapped it produced that sort of rwkw, you have to be happy with that. Time to take it to the track I think.. see what she does on the blacktop dyno
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Old 22-03-2006, 11:00 PM   #14
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is it possible to fit the G&D Intake on your own
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yep ,it aint hard you should be able to do it in 1,1/2 hr easy
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G&D airbox, extractors, exhaust! Despite running on el cheapo safeway 91 octane, and hitting the speed limiter, the AU made 125rwkw, up from 108rwkw stock.

Stage two - AU Edit.. mmm


Great induction noise at high revs, and the exhaust note is fantastic. No drone or resonance issues.

Thanks G&D!

Rob.
Is this a stock 16 or an Xr engine. If it is a stock I6 it is the most rwkw I have ever heard off from a stock I6 engine?
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Old 23-03-2006, 12:28 PM   #17
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Stocky I6 _2:

Lovin it, feels so much stronger throughout the rev range.
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Old 23-03-2006, 08:16 PM   #19
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Can we have a pic S-Man please? Of the rims for sale that is!

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I’ve managed to get hold of the dyno sheet from Glenn for BLC and figured that BLC wanted it posted up so here it is.



Couple things I noted was that someone said 108.9rwkw is a very high stock number for a stock AU. I disagree. If it were 114 or 115 then I would say it is but not 109. My reasoning is pretty simple. The majority of stock AU I6’s have shown well in excess of 100rwkw. Anywhere from 103rwkw to 110rwkw is not unheard of at all. In fact I’ve never seen a stock AU I6 in good condition under 100rwkw at all. Even my totally stock VCT with a dead MAP sensor running A:F mixes off the charts pulled a 104rwkw on the “Early Bird” Dyno day and 106rwkw at Herrrods. So 108.9rwkw from a stock AU I6 is not at all surprising to me.

Secondly the 11rwkw gain from the exhaust seems about right too. Nothing over the top and within the accepted 10-15rwkw gain from a stock to 2.5” exhaust with headers

Finally a 5.9rwkw gain from the airbox falls into the expected gain I was thinking I’d get on mine. Personally I think this is far more accurate and is directly accountable to the “pod in a box” and larger intake pipe on mine actually being a hindrance to performance. This increase that BLC got would, by far, be the range I’d be expecting on others. Still, 6rwkw is not a bad increase.

Finally, the comment about it being very similar to mine. : This is actually very true, it is similar. My car has very similar mods (exhaust, airbox, stock ecu) at the time and it would surprise me if it was considerably more than BLC’s. It does show that the product that BLC has been sold certainly match up to the product currently on my car very well. The only difference really is that I do have a histall and it is my understanding that they do eat up a decent chunk of rwkw over a standard converter. Still, I’d be very surprised if I’m much more than 10rwkw more than BLC at the moment if I still had the stock converter. But that will change……….

Well done BLC.
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Old 23-03-2006, 02:53 PM   #21
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Thx mate, driving it has become so much more entertaining :eclipsee_

God I love that exhaust note..... : So glad to be able to show up at the AU BBQ with a decent sounding car.
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hey casper... what stallie do u have and how does it give u less rwkw over the standard or smaller one...and did i read that right,are u changing it again??
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hey casper... what stallie do u have and how does it give u less rwkw over the standard or smaller one...and did i read that right,are u changing it again??
I have the JMM 3000 stall, it is commonly known that a higher stall is going to rob a few morw rwkw and I'm not sure where you read that I'm changing it, I havent said anything about my transmission lately that I know of except that I have a histall fitted.
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I have the JMM 3000 stall, it is commonly known that a higher stall is going to rob a few morw rwkw and I'm not sure where you read that I'm changing it, I havent said anything about my transmission lately that I know of except that I have a histall fitted.
nah its all good...i just read the last sentence in ur post wrong,dont mind me :togo: i thought u were still talking about ur stallie.

so for the benifit of the other au guys in here do u think a big stall like that works well in the au with the mods u got,seeing as a few have similar setups to yours??
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nah its all good...i just read the last sentence in ur post wrong,dont mind me :togo: i thought u were still talking about ur stallie.

so for the benifit of the other au guys in here do u think a big stall like that works well in the au with the mods u got,seeing as a few have similar setups to yours??
If you want to go fast a histall in an AU auto is a must. Its gotten to a point I actually think that 3000rpm is too small now :
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Considering I only made 120rwkw with the same setup (non G&D though) then 125rwkw is very good.

Sounds like you're lovin' the change to the car. Thank god for G&D!

What's next? The edit?
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Yeah, edit, and I'd love to get a nice cam in there too, but it depends on the money really.

Noticed in your sig, 137 rwkw.. thats impressive! Whats the setup?
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Yeah, edit, and I'd love to get a nice cam in there too, but it depends on the money really.

Noticed in your sig, 137 rwkw.. thats impressive! Whats the setup?
Currently have JMM Streetfighter Cam, JMM Intake, Headers/Exhaust and Unichip. But as of tomorrow, she'll be G&D eqipped.

I understand the money side of things too. It's not cheap to want a quick car but it must be done!

Just take it in steps luv. I've broken mine into 3 steps because to have everything I want done to my car, at once, will kill me financially, but breaking it into stages over the year eases it a little. No matter how long it takes, it's always worth it.

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Currently have JMM Streetfighter Cam, JMM Intake, Headers/Exhaust and Unichip. But as of tomorrow, she'll be G&D eqipped.

I understand the money side of things too. It's not cheap to want a quick car but it must be done!

Just take it in steps luv. I've broken mine into 3 steps because to have everything I want done to my car, at once, will kill me financially, but breaking it into stages over the year eases it a little. No matter how long it takes, it's always worth it.

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mmm camshaft... : Glenn had a strange gleam in his eye when I mentioned a cam and edit :

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