Stage 2 with Wagner Intercoolers
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Stage 2 with Wagner Intercoolers
Just got my car (2010 RS6 plus avant) back from MRC after lots of work (oil seal, coolant pipes, gearbox service, ARBs) and stage 2 tune.
On removing the front of the car they discovered damage to the nearside intercooler (leaking) and auxiliary water-cooled so decided to get the wagner intercooler kit which replaces both intercooler and watercoolers
The original watercoolers are removed and replaced by 2 larger watercoolers fitted in front of the main radiators and the the much larger intercooler fit where the originals were. The bumper bar is also replaced.
Original
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With Wagner kit
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As the engine was out I decided to go for MRC downpipes instead of just secondary cat delete.
At the moment I have left the stock cat back exhaust in place and this is limiting the power above 5250 rpm, but the torque is awesome and the car is still nice and quiet when cruising
747PS @ 5400 and 1059Nm @ 3400 with a lovely fat torque curve
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On removing the front of the car they discovered damage to the nearside intercooler (leaking) and auxiliary water-cooled so decided to get the wagner intercooler kit which replaces both intercooler and watercoolers
The original watercoolers are removed and replaced by 2 larger watercoolers fitted in front of the main radiators and the the much larger intercooler fit where the originals were. The bumper bar is also replaced.
Original
[attachment=0]20201027_173729.jpg[/attachment]
With Wagner kit
[attachment=3]20201113_125101.jpg[/attachment]
[attachment=2]20201113_125842.jpg[/attachment]
As the engine was out I decided to go for MRC downpipes instead of just secondary cat delete.
At the moment I have left the stock cat back exhaust in place and this is limiting the power above 5250 rpm, but the torque is awesome and the car is still nice and quiet when cruising
747PS @ 5400 and 1059Nm @ 3400 with a lovely fat torque curve
[attachment=1]20201114_112441 1.jpg[/attachment]
2010 RS6 plus Avant, MRC Stage 2 747bhp 1059Nm
2008 Aston Martin DBS Volante
2001 Discovery 2
2008 Aston Martin DBS Volante
2001 Discovery 2
Re: Stage 2 with Wagner Intercoolers
Lovely work, I've been thinking a lot about this as my intercoolers are weeping a little.
MRC had mine at 715bhp 720ft/lb, standard engine apart from air filters and miltek cat back.
I'd be hoping for more than 750 with new coolers and down pipes though, or is that the expected figure??
MRC had mine at 715bhp 720ft/lb, standard engine apart from air filters and miltek cat back.
I'd be hoping for more than 750 with new coolers and down pipes though, or is that the expected figure??
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Re: Stage 2 with Wagner Intercoolers
Mine was 747bhp/781ft/lb, the maximum power was held back by the stock cat back exhaust, you could expect a significant increase with your exhaust. I may well do my exhaust and get it mapped again
2010 RS6 plus Avant, MRC Stage 2 747bhp 1059Nm
2008 Aston Martin DBS Volante
2001 Discovery 2
2008 Aston Martin DBS Volante
2001 Discovery 2
Re: Stage 2 with Wagner Intercoolers
Ahhhh that makes sense then, thanks for the clearing that up.Phuketpaul wrote:Mine was 747bhp/781ft/lb, the maximum power was held back by the stock cat back exhaust, you could expect a significant increase with your exhaust. I may well do my exhaust and get it mapped again
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How do you find the crackle map? I assume you can switch it on and off as I'd be looking at adding it (once my cats are removed) but I don't think it's something you want on all the time.House89 wrote:Ahhhh that makes sense then, thanks for the clearing that up.Phuketpaul wrote:Mine was 747bhp/781ft/lb, the maximum power was held back by the stock cat back exhaust, you could expect a significant increase with your exhaust. I may well do my exhaust and get it mapped again
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Re: Stage 2 with Wagner Intercoolers
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How do you find the crackle map? I assume you can switch it on and off as I'd be looking at adding it (once my cats are removed) but I don't think it's something you want on all the time.
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Love it, but I agree completely, most of the time I have it off, just turn it on when I'm in the mood
How do you find the crackle map? I assume you can switch it on and off as I'd be looking at adding it (once my cats are removed) but I don't think it's something you want on all the time.
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Love it, but I agree completely, most of the time I have it off, just turn it on when I'm in the mood
2010 RS6 plus Avant, MRC Stage 2 747bhp 1059Nm
2008 Aston Martin DBS Volante
2001 Discovery 2
2008 Aston Martin DBS Volante
2001 Discovery 2
Stage 2 with Wagner Intercoolers
How's it activated?? Do they add a switch in or is it a case of if traction control is off or you're in Sport then it's on?
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Re: Stage 2 with Wagner Intercoolers
Switched on when traction is switched off
2010 RS6 plus Avant, MRC Stage 2 747bhp 1059Nm
2008 Aston Martin DBS Volante
2001 Discovery 2
2008 Aston Martin DBS Volante
2001 Discovery 2
Re: Stage 2 with Wagner Intercoolers
Perfect
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Re: Stage 2 with Wagner Intercoolers
Interesting.
I had the MRC Downpipes with secondary cat delete, but otherwise completely stock exhaust and IC's, and wound up with 770hp.
I think Doug did say a Miltek might free up a few more hp....
I had the MRC Downpipes with secondary cat delete, but otherwise completely stock exhaust and IC's, and wound up with 770hp.
I think Doug did say a Miltek might free up a few more hp....
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2007 B7 RS4 Saloon
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Re: Stage 2 with Wagner Intercoolers
I was on a full tank of Esso fuel, and Tesco Momentum or Shell V power would almost certainly have liberated more, but decided to leave it as it was and I'll use Tesco fuel when i go back with the exhaust done
I think the intercoolers will probably have more effect in day to day running than quick runs on the dyno
2010 RS6 plus Avant, MRC Stage 2 747bhp 1059Nm
2008 Aston Martin DBS Volante
2001 Discovery 2
2008 Aston Martin DBS Volante
2001 Discovery 2
Re: Stage 2 with Wagner Intercoolers
Clearly makes a difference then!
I never put anything other than Tesco 99 or Shell V-Power in my car in almost 4 years of ownership....
I never put anything other than Tesco 99 or Shell V-Power in my car in almost 4 years of ownership....
58 C6 RS6 Stage 2+
58 C6 A6 Allroad 2.7 TDi
Previous:
2000 B5 S4 MRC 550 Saloon
2007 B7 RS4 Saloon
1994 S2 Coupe
58 C6 A6 Allroad 2.7 TDi
Previous:
2000 B5 S4 MRC 550 Saloon
2007 B7 RS4 Saloon
1994 S2 Coupe
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Re: Stage 2 with Wagner Intercoolers
Doug said could be over 30bhp difference not using Tesco 99 or V power
2010 RS6 plus Avant, MRC Stage 2 747bhp 1059Nm
2008 Aston Martin DBS Volante
2001 Discovery 2
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