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Old 01-07-09, 09:43 PM   #1
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the kv6 doesnt gain alot of torque tbh it gains a few bhp but not so much torque with that. the torque figure seems to be all over the place without a remap. risco before was 152ft lb, mine before was 161 ft lb but only 2 weeks before mine made 190 ft lb of torque on a different set of rollers. the remap mainly sorts the kv6 out and gets it back to standard torque (if it ever made that from the factory) rather than gain big power.
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Old 01-07-09, 09:46 PM   #2
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Most of the standard 180s' I've seen figures for only make around 170lbft

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Old 01-07-09, 09:47 PM   #3
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Last time I was on the rollers [I] only made 170BHP with 177lbft lol

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