Jump to content


Recommended Posts

Posted

20180821_132050.mp4Hi people its been a while since ive been on here just got my zr6 which is pratically a trd aurion put on the dyno with some mods alot of people have said stuff on this forum about dynos but i couldn't really find any hard straight forward dyno stats. Car currently has headers and y pipe 3inch exhaust with varex going into one muffler 2nd muffler was deleted. Also k&n intake and a 2.55inch pulley been put on.has not been tuned yet planning on doing that soon.

20180821_132050.mp4


Posted

210 KW at the wheels indicates that the engine must be producing 281 KW. This is based upon an expected 25% difference between engine and wheels.

Following thread shows results of 155.18 KW for a modified Aurion [non supercharged].

https://au.toyotaownersclub.com/forums/topic/25689-custom-y-pipe-result-better-than-150hp/?page=3

 

Posted
1 hour ago, campbeam said:

210 KW at the wheels indicates that the engine must be producing 281 KW. This is based upon an expected 25% difference between engine and wheels.

Following thread shows results of 155.18 KW for a modified Aurion [non supercharged].

https://au.toyotaownersclub.com/forums/topic/25689-custom-y-pipe-result-better-than-150hp/?page=3

 

25% is a pretty conservative number for a FWD car, although being auto would also play in to it.  Then again, dynos being dynos means you can really only compare same day, same dyno results, or at least same dyno same car (for before/after).


Posted

Good work not seeing the video, do you have a print out of the dyno run, looking at doing same exhaust intake mods, can the ecu be reflashed

Posted

The video is in the description im not to sure how to upload videos on this if i did it correctly. Was anyone able to watch the video ? I do have the sheet will update soon. But yes before the mods when i first installed the supercharger car was 188.5kw atw with mods it is now 210kw atw. Most people say the ecu cant be tuned without a piggyback but i think for a simple reflash you can speak to s.a.s perfomance in seven hills david seems pritty confidnent he can tune the factory ecu but he will soon be installing my xede piggy back in conjuction with the factory ecu because im plaining on going e85 and also replacing the stock supercharger with the larger tvs1900 model. Dont want to blow the engine so going e85 is cheaper than building the engine internals for now i was told going any more boost would damaged the pistons and rods but if i go with e85 it allows for more boost without engine knocking but obviously i cant go as far with the boost as i could if internals wer done but im trying to max out the car with stock internals hopefully looling for 280kw atw thats the target.

Posted (edited)

Good idea with the e85, have also been looking into the tvs 1900 , also What headers did you use, has the ecu been corected

Edited by Trd aurion #617
Posted

Where did you source your headers from? Would they be suitable on an NA? 

Do they have the integrated Cats? Or are the cats removed?

Posted

As of yet the ecu has not been tuned yet waiting until tomorow to get a answer from sas performance on how much the e85 set up will be he said most likely will need the xede piggy back in conjuction with tuning the stock ecu to get it working. The headers i got them from a place in the Philippines headers and y pipe they are made for the v6 camry xc40 which is the same as the aurion here in australia. Yes thry will fit n.a they r the same headers. The company is called speedlab it was abit difficult to get them back and forth multiple emails if you contact them dont tell them you have an aurion because they will insist that it wont fit your car but after explaining 100 times that it is the same as the v6 camry 06-09 model i just said ok i have a camry can u sell them to me or not. But only problem is the cats are deleted so you will gdt the engine light come up but tuner said after tune he can get rid of it so fingers crossed. Costed me around $950 with postage if i can remember right 1 place quoted me in sydney 2100 for custom headers and y pipe.

Posted

I'm confused. So its a  ZR6 that you converted to a TRD? Or a factory TRD. 

Posted

Yes the car started off as a series 2 facelift zr6 then the trd parts where put onto it. Could of saved money and just bought a trd but orginally i didnt want one then things changed but also wanted to have all the extra features that the series 2 zr6 had with the trd engine. So the doors without the side strip a few little features like the rear tail lights s2 the rear curtain shade the memory seats and mirrors which the trd does not have the lights for the sun visor mirror and a few little bits and bobs so you could call this like a series 2 trd. Seeing how the series 1 was based off the zr6 and never carried on to make it to series 2.

15364682043031554392452540682912.jpg

15364682256371962350537763505845.jpg

15364682884093272026439581965855.jpg

Posted

Ive also got the 3500s interior which i prefer over the 3500sl but with all the features of the sl and more its kind of a very custom unique trd aurion now. Really wanted the series 2 headlights that are much nice design but problem is they dont fit the trd front bumper which i foumd out the hard way so had to mske a choice and went with the bumper.

Posted

What tyre ,wheels and suspension do you run. I was haveing traction issues so I changed to Koya sfo1 18/8 with 245/40/18 nito invos, and bc coilovers, this has made a big difference, the rim and tyre weight is 19. Something kg, not sure of the weight reduction from the suspension, also are you going to improve the valve body,clutches and cooler of the u660e transmission, maybe lsd6D0B79DF-55AA-46BA-BA4A-86B34272E0F6.thumb.jpeg.589bb7e6aaf82539add10383b527386f.jpeg

Posted

I just run the stock trd suspension and rims with 245/35/19 bridgestone re003 tyres not sure about clutches but im looking to get a lsd instslled mwr has one on their website.

Posted
1 hour ago, Zr6 supercharged said:

im looking to get a lsd instslled mwr has one on their website.

Probably a good idea to consider upgrading the torque convertor to handle the extra KWs.

Posted

Tbh im not to knowledgeable i  regards to suspension upgrades and stuff would is the lsd and torque convertor seperate and where could i get an upgraded convertor from

Posted
2 hours ago, Zr6 supercharged said:

Cool can you post a pic of your exhaust, any idea how heavy stock rim and tyre is mine came with 20s that were 25.4 kg each, I decided to go down to 18s over the stock size for a bit more sidewall

Posted

To do the diff the transmission needs to come out and completely striped to fit the diff, tourque converter just sits in between the trans and engine, monkey wrench have em I think, or ya local trans shop should be able to sort it out

Posted

Is there any way of installing the lsd without having to remove the whole gear box i wasnt aware that it was that big of a job. Also how much will a torque convertor on its own really help with putting the power down to the ground?

Posted

Yeah that’s a disadvantage of the front wheel drive, you can’t just drop the axles and change the center, I spoke to simply sports cars it’s about 4hours labour if the transmission is removed from the car already. They have the same parts as monkey wrench raceing it’s just there website doesn’t list everything they have it needs to be updated, didn’t get a price on the lsd, so that’s very handy haveing an Aussie store with parts and tech support,  

Posted

SSC said that the transmission is more than capable of taking intake, exhaust, tvs1900 charger mods, I asked if the lotus engine was any different to the aurion engine and there is none, they modify the engines with forged pistons and rods for the race track 

Posted

before I did wheel tyre suspension change I was keen to put the lsd in, axle tramp was terrible didn’t mater how smooth the surface was, with heavier springs and adjustable dampening I can dial it out, and set it back to comfort for normal driving. With the right combo the ebd works well for simulating the lsd for straight line acceleration, always got to be cautious with cornering don’t give the front wheels to many tasks, 

Posted

Changeing wheel diameter also helped me, the bigger sidewall gives more grip on acceleration, not as pointy but better in the long run, 

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now




  • Join The Club

    Join the Toyota Owners Club and be part of the Community. It's FREE!

  • Latest Postings

    1. 8

      Android auto

    2. 1

      Turboed Corolla Overbuilt?

    3. 3

      Camry Touring 2010 Fuel consumption 15.2L/100km. Normal?

    4. 3

      Camry Touring 2010 Fuel consumption 15.2L/100km. Normal?

    5. 0

      Camry Touring 2010 A/C Issues.

    6. 6
    7. 18

      High idling on the 2zzge even when warm (solved!)

    8. 5

      High RPM Idle after the engine warm up.

    9. 0

      Tow bar

    10. 3

      Disconnecting winch, lightbar and UHF

×
×
  • Create New...

Forums


News


Membership