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FG F6 Sedan build to 600rwhp


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I use ID as that's what my tuner uses.  You need to discuss what injectors your tuner prefers. BUT no use  going to large.

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12 hours ago, BigMoscow said:

Hello.

 

Sorry I have been away for a while. An update on the build. The GTR is sold so Money is now freed up for the F6. The list has changed some what since the last time I was here. Will be chasing a little more power. At this stage I will build as much as I can around the engine while choosing the components for a bottom end rebuild. Leaning towards the Atomic 998 rebuild kit but now set on it. As for the rest of the list:

 

Precision 6870 gen2 cea turbo

high mount twin scroll manifold 

ext gate of coarse

2000cc injectors

jonny tig 1400hp stepped intercooler with 3 inch in/out piping

upgraded in tank pump and a twin pump setup with surge tank on the outside

big battery in the boot

atomic valves and retainers

atomic oil pump gears

rebuilt zf with billet input shaft

4 inch exhaust

still looking at the stage 4 atomic cams

 

once the paerts for the motor are picket, that will be rebuilt also. End goal is 1000rwhp on e85 and around 600on 98ron. Would love to dip into 9s on e85. After driving a few very quick Gtrs and one very very quick xr6 turbo in Adelaid, my eyes have been opened a little. The xr6 in adelaid had 670rwhp and I had no problems driving around in it all day. The hard part was not booting it every chance you see some open road.

 

If any one has any suggestions regarding the list of external parts or which parts are good for a rebuild. would love to hear form you.

 

2000cc will be fine for wgat you want. Better to have a bit of wiggle room. You will be happy with either bosch or ID...

 

Have so much love for the 6870. You wont be dissapointed at all. Will make power and be extrmely responsive on the 4ltr. What rear housing you going for?

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8 hours ago, JETURBO said:

Opt for the Jonny Tig 1800hp kit over the stepped unit 

 

where in Adelaide are you going to get all this put together and tuned by ?

Sorry for the confusion. I was visiting Adelaide. I'm in Perth. I'm opting to have the same guys to work on my F6 that worked on my GTR. I trust them. I'll need to get some one else to tune it though. From what I am told, the 1800hp unit will be overkill and will require a fair amount of structural cutting to fit. Jonny tig recommend the 1400hp unit, just said to opt for the 3inch inlet and outlet. 

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1 hour ago, MBAF said:

 

2000cc will be fine for wgat you want. Better to have a bit of wiggle room. You will be happy with either bosch or ID...

 

Have so much love for the 6870. You wont be dissapointed at all. Will make power and be extrmely responsive on the 4ltr. What rear housing you going for?

Cheers. Seen some amazing dyno graphs on the 2.8l engines. Can't wait to see what it will do on a 4l. As for the housing, im leaning towards the 1.15. Large enough to let it breath but not too large and split pulse of coarse. 

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9 hours ago, arronm said:

To make the big power you need to spin past 7K, you wont be doing that with stock cams. And then a cast crank isn't nice either.

 

Lucky our big power car doesnt have those stock components.....

That's why I'm still very much interested in the Atomic stage 4 cams. I know they have to sell their parts but after getting some much needed tuition on cams from them for free, it's hard not to be impressed. I am told the stock crank is quite good and I'll hit my power levels without upping the rev limit. 

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I've read through about half of this thread mate, and the only thing I want to mention is pick a tuner/place and stick with them for all of it, so they know the car. Personally I would go NO WHERE but Monsta Torque or Xtreme Ford Tuning. I was considering buying one that had work done from BPT and didn't buy it simply for the fact it wasn't done at one of these two places. These aren't like the 'fully sik hectik' V8 holdens than every man and his dog can work on. These are more of a fine art and the modifications have so many variables, and the tuning is super important. I'm sure you already know that due to having the GTR, but just keep that in mind. I couldn't stress enough the importance of going to only MT or XFT. That's just my opinion anyways. 

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Also regarding cams. Unless you are going silly power I wouldn't. I know someone who went Stage 4 cams and while it sounded more awesome than most V8's I've ever heard, he said it was a pig to drive, even in the auto. Don't get me wrong, it's cool as hell haha. But keep in mind that driveability and good fuel economy will go out the window haha

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Put it this way. To run stage 5 atomics it's costing me ~ $5k in parts and machining for the head. Includes cost of cams.

Cams will aid in getting to the power at a lower boost but I wouldn't say they are essential.

The $5k I spent on headwork could be spent on a GTX45 etc with stock cams. Still 1000hp is possible

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