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Think an OTR intake equals instant power? Think again. Kayden’s VE LFX 3.6L V6 manual  rolled in already sporting a full exhaust, but without a proper tune, all that airflow is just wasted potential. We finished this build with: ORSSOM OTR intake Fresh purge solenoid Custom Revhigh dyno tune OTR intake? Untuned = ~125 rwkW. Tuned the Revhigh way = ~200 rwkW. Smooth, responsive, and all gain — that’s the Revhigh difference. 🔥 —— 📈 Get an Estimated Power Output or Tuning Quo

The Holden 2012 LFX V6 might not always get the spotlight, but when tuned right, these engines deliver seriously impressive gains. Today’s feature is a perfect example of how much potential is hiding inside the 3.6L LFX — all it needs is the right breathing mods. This customer came in looking for better throttle response, more mid-range punch, and a bit more excitement behind the wheel. And with a few key upgrades, that’s exactly what they got. 🔧 The Setup: Breathing Mods Do

Rod’s LLT V6 Commodore  came in for what started as a straightforward timing chain replacement. These engines are known for stretching their chains over time — especially if oil changes aren’t spot-on — and once the timing starts to drift, so does performance and fuel efficiency. But rather than just fix the issue and send it out the door, we decided to give the engine a proper refresh and performance boost. Along with the new timing chain kit, we fitted an Orssom OTR intake

Recently, we had the pleasure of working on Jacob's LLT powered Holden VE 3.6L V6, achieving impressive results. Here’s a quick look at...