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Nice let us no what numbers it makes mate. Mines going in tomorrow for a tune as well with similar mods as yours.

4" turbo side intake

Plazmaman cooler/piping

4" dump 3.5"cat back

Walbro 460? In tank

Valve springs

Id1000's

Tuning on 98 and getting an e85 tune as well.

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Still on the stock tune with stock injectors at the moment. It's running good but I have been keeping off boost. Even staying off boost it already feels much better. It's spooling up quicker and feels more responsive. The rear sway bar feels good but again without being able to put my foot down I have yet to be able to feel all the benefits. The stock ute handling was pretty bad I thought. Very sloppy and boaty. It's handles like it's on rails now. Sits flat, no body roll, hugs the corners, it rides firm but not harsh. The Bilsteins are definitely worth the coin. The rear sway bar will give it more predictable handelling. It should sit flat until you reach the limit of grip than start to oversteer, instead of understeer - body roll Than Oversteer.

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You should make good power with that setup, especially on e85.

Still no e85 in my area so I'll stick to 98 for now. Also I'm still on stock valve springs so I don't want to the tune over 15psi.

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I'm budgeting for springs too, but on the other side I do worry about the excess wear on the cam. I know there is circumtancial evidence that the FG's are showing signs of wear after springs

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My car gets a few mods and tune next week. Anyone wanna put any guesses on the table?

400cc injectors

4" dump and turbo back w/ 100 cell muffler

better breathing CAI

custom mild tune on 98

Im hoping for around 300rwkw... but that's optimistic

Once I get an Xcal 3 (anyone selling one) I'll get some better plumbing and go again

FYI being done at Heinrichs - unsure what dyno they use

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Cheers guys....

Power Mods:

Nizpro turbo side intake.

PW stage 3 intercooler kit, hot and cold piping, TB relocation.

PW surge with 044.

Stainless steel Xforce turbo back, 4" dump, twin 2.5" cat back.

Wastegate flapper mod.

12psi Actuator.

Either ID1000's or KPM equivalent will be installed when it gets tuned on Wednesday.

Suspension:

Bilstein Front struts with King spring KFFL-57-520. (High spring rate)

Pedders Heavy duty reverse eye leafs

20mm Whiteline rear sway bar

Yep you should make that. My FG F6 has roughly the same amount of mods and went 360 on one of the runs. In the end 354 was the final number it settled on.
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Well I got the Ute back on Monday for those interested. Ended up making 330kw 1070nm on 14psi on 98.

The dump that was on it was only actually 3" and the exhaust had a few holes (live near the ocean) so it's holding it back a fair bit up top. Also the standard actuator was having a hard time and boost was coming on quite late. Wasn't hitting 14lbs to 4000rpm.

So iv bought a xforce 4"dump and exhaust, a 12lbs actuator, new exhaust gaskets and Anchorlox. Going back in a few weeks for a touch up on 98 and to get an e85 tune. Tuner is confident it will make 400kw on e85.

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