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Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2006 11:03 pm 
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there has been alot of talk about whats good in the 4.0l six but what i wanted to know was what have people done to their engines that are making close to or over 150rwkw N/A.

I need to be making this sort of power soon as my best mate is taking his VL to bresciani racing on saturday and is having his engine rebuilt to make peak power without a turbo - insurance reasons, and the estimate power bresciani said he would be making is 150rwkw.....
now i know that there are falcons making well over this amount so i need to know how to stop this guy from saying that my car was "found out in a rubbish dump"
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Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2006 11:22 pm 
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you will need prob 160 170 rwkw to beat a 150rwkw vl because of the weight difference.

you will need the usual bolt on good exhaust intake extractors etc.

then headwork some port and polishing and a wild cam with an aftermarket ecu or piggy back chip (unichip etc)

you will need performance valve springs etc for a vild cam like an rpd stage 3.

a manual would prob be good to get teh power to the ground as well
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Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2006 11:25 pm 
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Your car manual or auto?
There's a lot more than power that can win you the race you know.

But youve already got most of the goods, a cam is a good start from there.

 

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Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2006 11:29 pm 
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i got an auto

i dont mind too much about 1/4 mile times yet, i just wanna say my car is more powerful at the moment, i dont want to have to go through tyres all the time through dragging so i usualy boot it from a rolling start......

i let the unsuspecting prey get a little bit in front and then pounce like a big cat and bam im gone.. thats what i want
i know a stall converter, shift kit n better dif will help that but im just focusing on the engine at the moment
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Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 12:41 am 
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BA with an exhaust and extractors :P

 

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Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 12:29 pm 
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animal_ef wrote:
there has been alot of talk about whats good in the 4.0l six but what i wanted to know was what have people done to their engines that are making close to or over 150rwkw N/A.

I need to be making this sort of power soon as my best mate is taking his VL to bresciani racing on saturday and is having his engine rebuilt to make peak power without a turbo - insurance reasons, and the estimate power bresciani said he would be making is 150rwkw.....
now i know that there are falcons making well over this amount so i need to know how to stop this guy from saying that my car was "found out in a rubbish dump"


You should start by telling your mate hes a tool for wasting his money on a car that is easily converted to turbo. lol but to each there own! anyway having worked on alot of vls i can say that even though he may have more kilowatts than you, youll have a s**t load more torque than him and thats what really matters. tourqe moves you along kilowatts doesnt
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Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 1:15 pm 
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yep, I agree with CLEANEB. VL dont make much torque. The 4.0 will own it in that area, and may beat it with less power.

 

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Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 3:10 pm 
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Going by your sig you already have?

- High flow air filter
- Extractors
- Exhaust


If thats correct then i would be looking at getting

- Stage 3 cam
- Valve springs & vernier gear
- Uniship or similar

That should see you around the 150rwkw which is great if you like to look at a peice of paper.

To really maximise that power, get a 5spd manual and 3.7 LSD, they will dramatically increase your acceleration and transform the way the car responds compared to your auto and 3.08ss!!

 

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Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 5:05 pm 
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fnp wrote:
BA with an exhaust and extractors :P



YAY . . thats me ! ! !

 

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Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 5:25 pm 
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CLEANEB wrote:
animal_ef wrote:
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You should start by telling your mate hes a tool for wasting his money on a car that is easily converted to turbo. lol but to each there own! anyway having worked on alot of vls i can say that even though he may have more kilowatts than you, youll have a s**t load more torque than him and thats what really matters. tourqe moves you along kilowatts doesnt


Agree there my sons VL turbo stock motor with large intercooler, 3,500 hi stall strenghted auto & 3.9 gears will run quiet easy to 270rwhp (201rwkw) until it leans of to much. The stock f/pumps give up at around that power.
Bresciani can get get the VL's going but as others have said the torque would get you over the line first against a non turbo VL
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Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 6:07 pm 
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frd_xr6 wrote:
Going by your sig you already have?

- High flow air filter
- Extractors
- Exhaust


If thats correct then i would be looking at getting

- Stage 3 cam
- Valve springs & vernier gear
- Uniship or similar

That should see you around the 150rwkw which is great if you like to look at a peice of paper.

To really maximise that power, get a 5spd manual and 3.7 LSD, they will dramatically increase your acceleration and transform the way the car responds compared to your auto and 3.08ss!!


yeah i would like to get more power to the ground, what brand of stage 3 cam do you recomend? crow? alted? i would like to keep my auto though, would a shift kit and stall converter be a good option, i have a manual lisence but i just want an auto everyday driver at this stage

what will the difference in diffs do? i really dont know much about them and what are the prices?
thanks!!
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Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 7:07 pm 
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Buy an auto buzz bucket, and mod your falcon :)

I'd recommend the Alted cams (funny that), but to go stage 3, you WILL need a High stall. A stage 3 alted cam with a high stall, and 3.7LSD would whoop my cars a**. f**k weapon I reckon.

 

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Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 8:27 pm 
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VL, nothing but nissan power, ive got a mate with a VL full clames it has holden power hes such a tool.

 

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Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 9:06 pm 
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It does say Holden on the rocker cover ;) When I had mine I was looking for a Nissan rocker cover, just to f*** off the holden drivers. Always been a blue oval man, but just owned a nissan powered car for a while.

 

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Posted: Fri Mar 03, 2006 11:08 pm 
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Molloy wrote:
VL, nothing but nissan power, ive got a mate with a VL full clames it has holden power hes such a tool.


Strange that the RB30 was only for the Aussie market.
Fitted to Skyline, VL Holden & Nissian Patrol.
But still the best 6cyl mtr ever fitted to a Holden
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