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Old 28-02-2006, 10:30 PM   #31
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David Alexander of Silverwater Automotive Services (SAS).
With his laptop plugged into the Ford ECU, David can alter the onboard volumetric efficiency calculations, set the target air-fuel ratio, alter MAP sensor and injector calibration (which makes injector swaps relatively easy), change open-loop switchover and alter the complex torque control strategy.....etc etc (extract form a magazine i can't remember)


have had a mate's BA turbo done, with excelent results.
maybe this is something for you too look into??
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Old 28-02-2006, 10:37 PM   #32
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I know someone that when to SAS for a tune .. and came back running slower and with a miss ... I don't recommend anyone to go there either.
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Old 01-03-2006, 11:08 AM   #33
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If you want a dramatic improvement, id be looking at a stall converter Kenny. Maybe even a 3.45 or 3.7 centre for the diff.
3.45 LSD was the first mod I did to the ute.

I'd like a nice stall converter... anyone know where I can get one apart from JMM?
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Old 01-03-2006, 11:12 AM   #34
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3.45 LSD was the first mod I did to the ute.

I'd like a nice stall converter... anyone know where I can get one apart from JMM?
G&D fitted a dominator one to Hamo's AU.. talk to them, they will know where to get one.
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Old 01-03-2006, 04:03 PM   #35
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or get a manual conversion :P
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Old 01-03-2006, 04:09 PM   #36
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What would a stock petrol AU I6 (Forte, Futura) put out on the dyno?
mine pulled 107.4rwkw :togo:
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Old 01-03-2006, 04:15 PM   #37
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The first run I did with it was with gas and CAI as mods.

141rwhp/105rwkw.

Now, how in the blue hell can a set of extractors, a new exhaust, a Crow cam and a Unichip only net me 15rwkw on petrol?
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Old 01-03-2006, 04:37 PM   #38
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the Unichip isnt there for peak power man, its for over-all driveability.. picking up in peakpower is a bonus.
15rwkw from a cam and chip is actually quite respectable, its what I would hope for.
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I know that stiddy.

How about extractors and exhaust? Hmm...

There's no way that is a restriction, the standard Ford extractors are ИИИИ.
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the exhaust cant take full advantage of its ability to remove gasses. Your intake (mixer ring) is now the issue. The exhaust is not being utilised 100% yet as the intake is the restriction. Remove or reduce the restriction and it will improve.
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the exhaust cant take full advantage of its ability to remove gasses. Your intake (mixer ring) is now the issue. The exhaust is not being utilised 100% yet as the intake is the restriction. Remove or reduce the restriction and it will improve.
Removing of the gas side of things is out of the question. Although it does open up a whole new side of mods that I can use to full effect.

Reducing the mixer ring I'm not too sure on. I'd have to talk to Tibbo about that, he knows about my gas system.

EDIT - Actually, I remembered something I read here about reducing mixer ring sizes and basically it had something to do with vacuum in that making the mixer ring smaller lessened the vacuum and made the car almost impossible to run on gas.

Casper, you just want me to get rid of the gas, don't you? :P
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Old 04-03-2006, 08:59 AM   #42
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Removing of the gas side of things is out of the question. Although it does open up a whole new side of mods that I can use to full effect.

Reducing the mixer ring I'm not too sure on. I'd have to talk to Tibbo about that, he knows about my gas system.

EDIT - Actually, I remembered something I read here about reducing mixer ring sizes and basically it had something to do with vacuum in that making the mixer ring smaller lessened the vacuum and made the car almost impossible to run on gas.
That is correct about the mixer ring ... although I have heard of these being milled out an extra 1-2mm in diameter ... and it has worked.

Have also seen net gains from getting the intake plenum extrude honed ... polishes the interior of the plenum while boring it out slightly too ... NICE.

Kenny I also noticed a difference doing a test changing the pipe over between the airbox and throttle body ... standard and aftermarket (still keeping the factory mixer ring) ... there was a difference of 5rwkw by doing this as well.
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Casper, you just want me to get rid of the gas, don't you? :P
Yes.. :Up_to_som
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