as there are not over the radiator cold air intakes for the vz v6, would it be possible to use an otrcai off either the V8 or any other otrcai as long as the piping for the throttle body has the same dimention/bolt pattern? or just use it how it is and make some custom piping off of the throttle body in place of factory intake piping. cheers
can get a cai for sv6, look in right places or google... black sv6 ute on street commodores with a otr cai
link to this car? i personally have not yet seen one except for the ebay ones. the reason the otr will not work on the alloytec is because the maf is too close and because of laminar flow. google it if your not sure on what that means. che have tried to make one, but gave up the idea as it was too difficult to tune and because the gains with the cost of the otr didnt weigh up, best bet is to get whatever is on the market. either that or buy a motec and mafless tune your sv6 with an otr![]()
a mate at work has one on his vz sv6. so they do exist. but its not the nornal due to that maf sensor.
basically it looks the same from the front but the hole out the back is off set to the passanger side, then it does a 90 degree bend to the maf sensor then another 90 degree bend inot the throttle body. sounds weird but still flow better then other set ups
im guessing its an ebay otr? theyre the only ones i have seen with the maf attached to the throttle body at a 90 degree angle
OTR COLD AIR INTAKE ALL VZ V6 ALLOYTEC & SV6 (eBay item 170417436880 end time 02-Apr-11 07:03:08 AEDST) : Cars, Bikes, Boats
not the extact one, but same concept
OTR tunes do not work on these cars! OTR essentially requires proper removal of the MAF so your VE must be tuned to run the car without an air sensor. Thats the entire IDEA of MAFLESS OTR!
Otherwise if you get a OTR with a dodgy mocked up MAF hold........... it needs ALOT of recalibrating of the MAF no matter what they say on eBay. Even things like MAF Reversion (when you take your foot off throttle) play a big role in this sort of POS.
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When you buy one and your car starts running like crap........... Then see if it's cool hey. Your better off going a 2-hole mod, mace cai kit or SS inductions. Otherwise if u really want a OTR, buy a V8 to put a proper one on.
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2009 VE SS SILVER SEDAN - Twin Amps... Tune in progress (more for response and power) then outright KW on a dyno
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your a bit off the mark there mate... first of all there is no such this as a OTR tune. OTR means 'over the radiator', its just a type of intake. even with the v8s you dont need a mafless tune if the intake is setup up to take the maf sensor
secondly it will not make the car run bad, the air sensor is still there and doing its job. it is simply removing the retriction of the air box and giving it a better placement for cooler free flowing air.
actually naf your wrong. I'm 100% dead on the mark. OTR is 99.9% prefered mafless tune to go with it.......... and I know what it stands for you idiot. The maf sensor when moved around 'at all' need to essentially be re-calibrated on the ECU. It's not just some generic thing u can blow air on and it'll measure the same every time........ there's a bit more to it then that.
....... excuse me for thinking thats a numskull comment but sorry I know better........... OTR is not for the alloytech V6......... well not atleast the VZ series
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2009 VE SS SILVER SEDAN - Twin Amps... Tune in progress (more for response and power) then outright KW on a dyno
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ok so i dont know much about these otr.At the moment i have a k&n filter in my standard airbox really not much noticeable gains(just better throttle).My mate wants to help me do the 2 hole mod,but after seeing the one on ebay in a previous post makes me want to buy the otr.cars a v6 alloytech.What would be the best in terms of performance??
what are you basing this on?? i have seen it fitted first hand, and the car deffently ran nicer, no huge performance gains or miracle cures, but was just all round more drivable.
no ones argueing that a maffles tune would be better, after all it is the weakest point in the intake system, but moving it 20cm closer to the thrttle body is not going to have an adverse effects. even on the v8 some choose to leave the maf sensor on when fitting a OTR intake, and still see power gains
I fitted a OTR intake fitted on my VZ V6 using the air flow meter {just had to extend the wires} havent had any problems with idle/starting etc. Its alot more responsive, I may be selling it due to upgrading my car. PM me with an offer if anyones intrested.
Sorry about the bad pic's, they were taken with the I phone.
thats from that OPG from ebay, they changed the design because they themselves said there was problems with the first lot
Why even bother with an OTR? You might as well dust the car to remove weight. Spend your money on a real upgrade.
Originally Posted by Little Red VZ Go-Kart
1. Why would you want to floor it, or move it to the red line? Especially with the lack of airbags and ABS features!? What do you hope to achieve by that??Originally Posted by HoldenV8
give everything a spray with wd40 wheels brakes that should fix the squeaks
Oh and if you keep the MAF sensor, it may be too close to the entry of the intake(there is a reason why they put them in the middle of a straight pipe), there will be turbulence around the sensor and it will read wrong. Mafless if the way to go, if you can.
Originally Posted by Little Red VZ Go-Kart
1. Why would you want to floor it, or move it to the red line? Especially with the lack of airbags and ABS features!? What do you hope to achieve by that??Originally Posted by HoldenV8
give everything a spray with wd40 wheels brakes that should fix the squeaks