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I will be getting my custom tune and have a few questions for the Guru's here

What mods and recommendations do you have for best fuel economy + engine & driveline longevity?

CAI done

K&N done

Custom on the way

Injectors ??

Springs ??

Cat ??

When do brakes, gear box & diff problems become evident, what is the safe power output for a XR6T with 4sp auto?

Ozzie

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  mytxr6 said:
I will be getting my custom tune and have a few questions for the Guru's here

What mods and recommendations do you have for best fuel economy + engine & driveline longevity?

CAI done

K&N done

Custom on the way

Injectors ??

Springs ??

Cat ??

When do brakes, gear box & diff problems become evident, what is the safe power output for a XR6T with 4sp auto?

Ozzie

About 270 - 280 rwkw, at which point you are starting to stretch your transmission, and also your weak BA conrods.

You can go further than this, but you asked for 'safe' power levels :surrenderwave:

Diff is not a problem, but driveshafts can fracture the CV's. Brakes are poor if you still have the standard brakes, but this only relates to speed, so if you do not plan to go fast anywhere, you'll be fine, if you want to use your new power, Premium brakes would be the minimum recommendation.

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  Ninka said:
About 270 - 280 rwkw, at which point you are starting to stretch your transmission, and also your weak BA conrods.

You can go further than this, but you asked for 'safe' power levels :roflmbo:

Diff is not a problem, but driveshafts can fracture the CV's. Brakes are poor if you still have the standard brakes, but this only relates to speed, so if you do not plan to go fast anywhere, you'll be fine, if you want to use your new power, Premium brakes would be the minimum recommendation.

:surrenderwave: The only other thing that I would add is valve springs. Valave springs can begin to fail at any time from 240kw on. If you want safe power then I would suggest you get them done for piece of mind.

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