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Old 27-09-2005, 04:24 PM   #1
Nik
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Default new head /retune results

got the retune done on our au i6 today and the results are a tad different to what i expected
with the original head it made
159.2 rwk @ 5400 and 321 nm @3800
now after fitting the new head
156.7 rwk @ 4900 and 348 nm @3200
can't wait to get a bigger cam
c and j did the tune both times and are great guys to deal with .

going buy the seat of your pance feel, it feels a lot stronger than before . definatly feels quicker.can't wait to get it back out to willow bank for a run.

in case your interested the head flowed around 368 hp @ 500 thou and had 12 thou knocked off it just to sraighten it up.

i'll get nik to post the graphs up later .
by the way i'll be selling my original head too ,if anyone is interested,will be posting it up in the 4sale section later
catch ya jake

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