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whitels1ss
11-08-2018, 07:48 PM
Aussie tuner developing Kia Stinger upgrade, 322kW ATW so far

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It was only a matter of time before some tuning house got hold of the new Kia Stinger to see what could be extracted from it. And here we see one of the first attempts by a local company called Jonny Tig.

Taking the standard Kia Stinger and its 3.3-litre twin-turbo V6 engine, the team at Jonny Tig have firstly fitted a Unichip to modify the engine computer mapping. There’s also custom air intakes and a freer-flowing exhaust, and a bit more turbo boost. In initial tests it has resulted in an impressive 322kW at the wheels.

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This is a big jump up from the standard car and its 272kW official output (at the engine). On the dyno the standard model produced 232kW at the wheels. Running a mild tune with 293kW at the wheels, the guys were able to run down the quarter mile in a very decent 12.36 seconds.

The plan is to finalise a ready-to-buy intercooler and intake package for release onto the market over the next week or so. As for the project car, the team is aiming to continue to develop it, and hopes to dip well into the 11-second range at the drag strip soon. At the moment the car is running around 20psi, but with more boost and E85 fuel Jonny Tig estimates around 400kW at the wheels.

We haven’t seen much in the way of tuning for the Stinger yet, even from overseas. It will be interesting to see how the car goes down with car fans and the modified car scene alike. It certainly has potential, as you can see.

http://performancedrive.com.au/aussie-tuner-developing-kia-stinger-upgrade-322kw-atw-so-far-1116/

QIKMIK
11-08-2018, 08:56 PM
I see that HPF are doing work on these too. 303rwkw with K&N, boost, tune and exhaust if I remember correctly. Decent numbers at the strip too by the look of it.

Mick

Smitty
12-08-2018, 08:49 AM
.. wonder if the diff and gearbox will be up to these sorts of numbers? :1peek:

BLACK 346
12-08-2018, 08:52 AM
.. wonder if the diff and gearbox will be up to these sorts of numbers? :1peek:

Yes, time will tell I guess if these things can run around reliably with that sort of power.

whitels1ss
12-08-2018, 11:52 AM
I think they might void the 7 year warranty. :lmao:

(I wonder how expensive any replacement parts would be for these?)

Pickles
12-08-2018, 12:06 PM
.. wonder if the diff and gearbox will be up to these sorts of numbers? :1peek:

Yes, I think that when these have been considered as a Police vehicle, there were some questions as to how it would stand up to the sort of use it would see in the Force.
Can't remember if you've driven one of these & given us an opinion?....If you have, I've forgotten, so an update would be good!
Pickles

whitels1ss
12-08-2018, 12:20 PM
Yes, I think that when these have been considered as a Police vehicle, there were some questions as to how it would stand up to the sort of use it would see in the Force.


I actually think that they do have them as Police vehicles in some states.

Smitty
12-08-2018, 05:50 PM
I actually think that they do have them as Police vehicles in some states.

Qld do....

https://media.caradvice.com.au/image/upload/c_fill,q_auto,f_auto,w_800,ar_16:9/gu12j4oo7zxmfvaoikbb.jpg

Ausmartin1
13-08-2018, 03:06 PM
I see that HPF are doing work on these too. 303rwkw with K&N, boost, tune and exhaust if I remember correctly. Decent numbers at the strip too by the look of it.

Mick
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJ7Fe8uJPYc&feature=youtu.be