Preserved from CalaisTurbo (partial recovery). Original authors and dates are shown; archived members are not current Holdcom accounts.
08-02-10, 18:43 GMT+10#81 NVDF6, yours is the only car I really rate in here. Nice and simple, good colour with wheels that show it off. Plus it hammers. Good work.
0 likes
08-02-10, 20:17 GMT+10#82 lol come on progmh what about inflyt above ?
that looks sweet as and with proven nine second ets.
simple color nice wheels nice stance be fastest of the list above probly by a long shot to.
nvydf6 is nice also dont get me wrong but its isnt the only car thats worth rating in here theres so many nice examples.
0 likes
08-02-10, 20:23 GMT+10#83 I dislike the wheels that were on INFLYT, I dont think they really suit any car.
Other than that, exterior wise it looked like a stocko white XR6. If it were mine I would have made it a real sleeper and that would have appealed to me.
In terms of looks, NVDF6 has it.
Not to take anything away from Igor's car but it ran a big race tune to do the time (or so I heard), and there's lots and lots and lots and lots of cars that would beat it on the street. Don't underestimate the blue lil F6 in question.
0 likes
08-02-10, 20:35 GMT+10#84 fair enough everybody has different opinions i reckon its perfect looking really and the chrome rims set it off.
but yes sleeper look would be nice also till you mash the pedal lolol but yeah never seen nvydf6 go so really cant say.
has nvydf6 layed down a time yet progmh or will it anytime soon nvy if your on.
does it pack a nine second package or something ?
0 likes
08-02-10, 20:45 GMT+10#85 I've only seen the car a few times and dont know much about it, but would have to go mid tens from when I saw it... just on pump fuel. There's lots of quick XR's around these days.
I'm sure the owner can speak for himself though.
0 likes
08-02-10, 21:00 GMT+10#86 jeez thats pretty decent nvydf6 you racing anytime soon.
how much kw does she make.
0 likes
08-02-10, 23:01 GMT+10#87 Quote:
Originally Posted by GMHBT1
ah k fair enough what type of 3 speed and how is it with a 3 speed on the street and highway rpm wise compared to the factory type auto.
It's a C9 mate
Pretty good to drive on the street, think at 100kmh it sits at 3000rpm in 3rd cant remember havnt driven it in ages.
****s all over a 4 speed! Dont get me wrong my built 4 speed in my old BA was good but its nothing compared to a C9
cars getting tuned this friday so I'll see what she pulls
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
0 likes
09-02-10, 18:30 GMT+10#88 Quote:
Originally Posted by G
It's a C9 mate
Pretty good to drive on the street, think at 100kmh it sits at 3000rpm in 3rd cant remember havnt driven it in ages.
****s all over a 4 speed! Dont get me wrong my built 4 speed in my old BA was good but its nothing compared to a C9
cars getting tuned this friday so I'll see what she pulls
the auto your using sounds nuts how much does it cost to do something like that.
also goodluck with the tune. what mods do you have and how much do power do you hope to make.
engine still internally stock or is it fully built.
ive heard a lot of this pitlane place are they tuning it ?
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
0 likes
09-02-10, 21:54 GMT+10#89 Thanks PROGMH
I have only just got the car back on the road and now have a built motor with a nizpro stage 2+ kit still using a standard ZF auto.
The car made 355rwkw on a very soft run in tune still using the stock turbo.
After my next service I will retune the car but as I now only drive the car on weekends it may take a some time.
I will most likely be fitting a T51r to the car at some stage but for now I will see how far the stock turbo can go with this motor & enjoy driving it again.
I'd be happy to see 10s with the standard gearbox & turbo but I havn't been down the quarter before so it might take a bit of practice lol.
Cheers,
Haydn
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
0 likes
10-02-10, 09:12 GMT+10#90 far out 355rwkw nvydf6 i dont know how that feels in a big heavy car like a ford but it would be flying in a vl.
how much does the nizpro stage two plus kit cost and what do you have boost them to make that much ? is it costly to get this much power from them or relatively cheap ?
0 likes
10-02-10, 09:37 GMT+10#91 see you all the time round surrey hills hayden, car looks the biz man
0 likes
10-02-10, 16:56 GMT+10#92 Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
0 likes
12-02-10, 12:08 GMT+10#93 Quote:
Originally Posted by GMHBT1
far out 355rwkw nvydf6 i dont know how that feels in a big heavy car like a ford but it would be flying in a vl.
how much does the nizpro stage two plus kit cost and what do you have boost them to make that much ? is it costly to get this much power from them or relatively cheap ?
Yeh mate it still moves alright for the size of the thing as PROGMH has stated.
Bang for buck the XR6T is pretty good, I spent around 3k to get over 300rwkw. I had around 220rwkw, I fitted a cooler, injectors, cat & a custom tune and that got me to 310rwkw. Then I added an exhaust, fuel pump & ported the wastegate and added a larger flapper valve & a 12psi actuator, that got me easily over 350rwkw @ around 15psi still using the standard crossover, piping & airbox with just a k&n panel filter. I have now added the plenum and airbox and it makes more power on less boost with a weaker tune. Can't wait to give it a decent tune now!
I think for the stage 2 kit by itself it's around $8k new but I have seen a few 2nd hand kits fs for around $4k at the moment.
So you could get the Nizpro stage 2 kit, exhaust, turbo mods plus a custom tune & go from 200rwkw to around 380rwkw for roughly $7k if you have a BF with the ZF auto, otherwise budget in around $3k to build the 4 speed auto if going over 300rwkw and don't expect the same numbers as the ZF gets. Torque is where it's at with these things anyway although top end is still mint.
As for the manuals, I would recommend the 6 speed (T56) only as the 5 speeds (T5) break very easily, also the XR6T clutches slip at anything above stock so add 2k for a clutch straight up even with just a tune, but the F6s use an AP twin plate racing clutch which holds up fine with anything under 400rwkw so i'm told...but the manuals do tend to shatter rear ends easier where the autos only seem to twist tailshafts when stalled hard at the line. Other than that the driveline is pretty good for that sort of power on the street.
There are lots of tuners out there now dedicated to the BA/BF/FG range, so plenty to choose from.
Hope this helps...
0 likes
16-02-10, 22:26 GMT+10#94 Quote:
Originally Posted by NVYDF6
Yeh mate it still moves alright for the size of the thing as PROGMH has stated.
Bang for buck the XR6T is pretty good, I spent around 3k to get over 300rwkw. I had around 220rwkw, I fitted a cooler, injectors, cat & a custom tune and that got me to 310rwkw. Then I added an exhaust, fuel pump & ported the wastegate and added a larger flapper valve & a 12psi actuator, that got me easily over 350rwkw @ around 15psi still using the standard crossover, piping & airbox with just a k&n panel filter. I have now added the plenum and airbox and it makes more power on less boost with a weaker tune. Can't wait to give it a decent tune now!
I think for the stage 2 kit by itself it's around $8k new but I have seen a few 2nd hand kits fs for around $4k at the moment.
So you could get the Nizpro stage 2 kit, exhaust, turbo mods plus a custom tune & go from 200rwkw to around 380rwkw for roughly $7k if you have a BF with the ZF auto, otherwise budget in around $3k to build the 4 speed auto if going over 300rwkw and don't expect the same numbers as the ZF gets. Torque is where it's at with these things anyway although top end is still mint.
As for the manuals, I would recommend the 6 speed (T56) only as the 5 speeds (T5) break very easily, also the XR6T clutches slip at anything above stock so add 2k for a clutch straight up even with just a tune, but the F6s use an AP twin plate racing clutch which holds up fine with anything under 400rwkw so i'm told...but the manuals do tend to shatter rear ends easier where the autos only seem to twist tailshafts when stalled hard at the line. Other than that the driveline is pretty good for that sort of power on the street.
There are lots of tuners out there now dedicated to the BA/BF/FG range, so plenty to choose from.
Hope this helps...
cheers nv thanks for the thorough rundown.
they are a great car and the prices are coming down big time for both cars and parts. when they get more in budget for me im going to jump on one me thinks.
who wouldnt want a nice big comfy car with power to boot and nice cold working air con woot woot.
hows economy as in how many kilometers to a tank.
0 likes
16-02-10, 22:28 GMT+10#95 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uzU8WqHK2k
0 likes
16-02-10, 22:35 GMT+10#96 lolol that sound crazy g got pics of the dose setup.
sounds like its got a fair bit of power in her to well done.
0 likes
17-02-10, 07:18 GMT+10#97 Quote:
Originally Posted by GMHBT1
cheers nv thanks for the thorough rundown.
they are a great car and the prices are coming down big time for both cars and parts. when they get more in budget for me im going to jump on one me thinks.
who wouldnt want a nice big comfy car with power to boot and nice cold working air con woot woot.
hows economy as in how many kilometers to a tank.
No worries mate!
Economy is better than stock, I get 450km to around 60L or roughly around 13l/100km on average & if I drive on the freeway I get around 7L/100km
0 likes
17-02-10, 14:37 GMT+10#98 thats dose in that vid sounds insane G
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
0 likes
17-02-10, 16:16 GMT+10#99 thanks man
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
0 likes
17-02-10, 16:50 GMT+10#100 Quote:
Originally Posted by NVYDF6
No worries mate!
Economy is better than stock, I get 450km to around 60L or roughly around 13l/100km on average & if I drive on the freeway I get around 7L/100km
jesus man your kidding me right ?
makes me want one super bad now.
0 likes