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Old 27-10-2007, 02:10 PM   #1
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Default Stock AU3 XR8 220 - RWKW figure?

I want to arrange a power run for the old girl in the near future.

Any of you have any RWKW figures for reference?

its an auto with 100k on it.

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Old 27-10-2007, 02:49 PM   #2
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bout 165-175rwkw,

mine with 86,000 pulled 175rwkw stock.
depends on dyno and stuff though, auto's tend to make less power though
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Old 27-10-2007, 04:10 PM   #3
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mine had 167.6rwkw auto 150,000kms
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Old 27-10-2007, 05:39 PM   #4
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165-175 is what most pull.
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Old 27-10-2007, 08:52 PM   #5
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cool, thanks.

my wife drives ours( i drive a BAxr6turbo) i will post my figures in a few weeks.
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Old 27-10-2007, 09:49 PM   #6
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sweet i look forward to seeing the figures with the auto being stock.
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Old 27-10-2007, 09:57 PM   #7
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is yours auto too?
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Old 27-10-2007, 09:58 PM   #8
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yeah man
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Old 27-10-2007, 10:02 PM   #9
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bout 165-175rwkw,

mine with 86,000 pulled 175rwkw stock.
depends on dyno and stuff though, auto's tend to make less power though
i noticed yours makes 202RWKW with cat back exhaust, k&n filter,kpm edit

how much did this cost you?
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i noticed yours makes 202RWKW with cat back exhaust, k&n filter,kpm edit

how much did this cost you?
Manuals make a lot more than the autos. Filter $100, Edit $1400 & Exhaust $400 - $800.
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Old 28-10-2007, 01:40 AM   #11
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i payed to much for everything lol. at the time i got my edit, the flash tuners were still $999 can get them now for $600 so my edit was around the $1600, k&n filter was $110, cat back exhaust was about 800, full custom 2.5inch could of got cheaper if i chose cheaper mufflers, and then the hi flow cats were $250 each.

so to go from 175 to 202rwkw is about $3000,

definately can get cheaper though, id shop around for tuners i know know of tuners that can do the same if not better job for alot less than what i payed.
exhaust the same aswell, i went through kpm for this as i thought this would be the best idea,a normal exhaust joint could do the same job for alot cheaper, probably could get full cat back with hi flo cats for around $1000 if you shopped around.
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Old 28-10-2007, 09:57 AM   #12
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Definitely get a decent exhaust. My mate's stock mint condition auto XR8 220 pulled 161rwkw. My 200kw TE made up a lot of that difference with an exhaust and made 158. Need to let them breath.
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Old 28-10-2007, 03:37 PM   #13
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are the factory headers and cats good enough, if so up to what KW?

i would like 200KW out of my AU3 XR8 auto.
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Old 28-10-2007, 03:56 PM   #14
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My AU3 220 auto went from 152rwkw(stock) to 184rwkw with HPC coated tri-y pacies, S/S cats, full S/S twin 2.5" difilippo system, K&N filter, plus edit. The actual kw figures of course are all relative as you know. Just get all your runs done on the same dyno and you can't go wrong. -craig
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Old 28-10-2007, 04:53 PM   #15
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are the factory headers and cats good enough, if so up to what KW?

i would like 200KW out of my AU3 XR8 auto.

The stock headers on an XR 220, become a restriction at about 250 - 260 flywheel kilowatts. I recommend changing them if you are looking to get 200 at the wheels. As for the cats I'm running std cats, and pushing 201rwkw
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My AU3 220 auto went from 152rwkw(stock) to 184rwkw with HPC coated tri-y pacies, S/S cats, full S/S twin 2.5" difilippo system, K&N filter, plus edit. The actual kw figures of course are all relative as you know. Just get all your runs done on the same dyno and you can't go wrong. -craig
Full twin 2.5" Difillipo system? How much and where'd you get it? Difillipo said to me they didn't make a twin system for the AU.
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Full twin 2.5" Difillipo system? How much and where'd you get it? Difillipo said to me they didn't make a twin system for the AU.
G&D have done all my work, I paid for all the exhaust work in full so I don't know the price for each component. Its been about 2yrs since it was done, maybe they stopped making it. I could be wrong but I think it is the same system that Herrods had listed as their T3 upgrade system. It looks stock from the rear because it has twin chrome tips as before but slightly larger in diameter. Not even noticeable to the untrained eye. -craig
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Old 28-10-2007, 09:28 PM   #18
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are the factory headers and cats good enough, if so up to what KW?
The factory headers is the 220's are not bad at all. I think they work very well, a nice aftermarket twin system in my vehicle made a worthwhile improvement in both note and performance.
I don't know about the single systems and how they perform.

I think its debatable if aftermarket headers on a stock vehicle really make all that much difference, changing the exhaust yes but headers not so sure.

I now have have Pacemaker PH4001's (Tri-y) installed, they make some difference in mid range but in hindsight I would not have bothered and looked elsewhere for more power before changing headers.

This is on a manual, an auto may be different.

A better option could be if changing headears stick with 4-1's, in my experience on a stock 220 the Try-y's are restrictive at higher revs, thats just in my experience, others may have different results/opinions.

As far as cats go not sure on this, many think the standard cats are good enough, they probably are, Tickford did a damn good job with these 220's.

Hope this is some assistance to you.
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Old 28-10-2007, 10:32 PM   #19
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good stuff, thanks
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Old 07-11-2007, 10:20 PM   #20
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after i get it dynoed i want to put an exhaust on it, there are alot of different stories.

singel 3", twin 2 1/4", twin 2 1/2".

some guys are even telling me to leave the stock system and just change the mufflers :


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well the exhaust place that did my system stuffed up the first time, they did twin 2 1/4 into a single 2 1/2 inch system, went ok but i think it was restricted up top end. and it didnt sound anything like i wanted it to. so i took it back and said this is not what i paid for. they agreed and put on a twin 2 1/2 inch system it might of lost a tad take off but the note is well worth it.
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some guys are even telling me to leave the stock system and just change the mufflers :
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Thats one option but by the time the mufflers are removed and replaced you might as well change the whole thing, the stock system is not bad, 2 1/4" to the muffs then 2".

I went with a 2 1/4" straight through with high flow mufflers and no resonator, kept the factory cats, note with the factory headers was very good but changed to a deeper tone when I had aftermarket extractors installed.

I like a twin system on a V8, don't know if the singles perform better or not but for note a twin system wins me over.
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Old 08-11-2007, 04:23 PM   #23
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go with what suits your driving
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well the exhaust place that did my system stuffed up the first time, they did twin 2 1/4 into a single 2 1/2 inch system, went ok but i think it was restricted up top end. and it didnt sound anything like i wanted it to. so i took it back and said this is not what i paid for. they agreed and put on a twin 2 1/2 inch system it might of lost a tad take off but the note is well worth it.
I have a similar system. Twin 2.5 inch. It sounds awesome as well. Don;t know/care about any performance gains or losses because the sound is what I wanted.

We all love our Narooma blue 220's though huh!
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my brother used to have twin 2.5 inch exhuasts on his AU1XR8, boy it sounded so hot!
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twin cat back 2.5" sounds like the way to go.

i've been told a 3" would drone and the 2 1/4 would be too small?
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Its up to who you talk to and what you are happy with.The note on mine changed just with a new tune ,went deeper.

Mine twin 21/2" and pacemakers.Mufflers and no res.
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despite being a sponsor, would u boys rate a full system from HM. Extractors and all, for a mixture of both performance and sound? Oh on an au2xr8
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despite being a sponsor, would u boys rate a full system from HM. Extractors and all, for a mixture of both performance and sound? Oh on an au2xr8
I'm 99% sure that HM headers are what came standard on T3s. They are certainly better than stock, but not the cheapest option around. Most of the T3 guys in NSW swear by Liverpool exhausts' Hurricane extractors, and most others (5.0 brigade) swear by Pacemaker 4001s.

One of my mates has the Pacemaker comps on his AU2 XR8 manual, with single 3" system, one centre muffler and one rear resonator/hotdog - the thing is a rocket, and sounds great as well.
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HM made the extractors for the T-series but the ones they sell for the aftermarket are quite different. From memory the person I spoke to at HM reckoned the aftermarket ones gave much better torque & about 8kws top end.
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