Craig’s HSV Maloo LS3 (dual fuel LPI)  came in for a mild cam package — but there was more to the story. Existing Mods: RAM OTR Intake Headers & Cats with Catback Exhaust Previous flash tune Although it had already been “tuned,” the numbers told a different story.Baseline power came in at just 233 RWKW  — very low for a 6.2L LS3. 🔧 What We Did: We installed a 222/224 @ 112 LSA camshaft , then recalibrated the ECU properly to suit the cam and supporting modifications. Precise

After unlocking the ECU we found the main VVE table and many other important tables for fueling were left stock after getting a tune elsewhere. We fitted the following parts 225/236@114 LSA Camshaft Dual Valve Springs Titanium Retainers Viton valve stem seals All gaskets, oils/filters for the job VCM OTR intake Custom dyno tune With a final result of 321rwkw For a complete list of what we change please visit the below link and scroll down to Stage 3. www.revhigh.com.au/holden

This 2012 VE 3.6L LFX V6  came into Revhigh ready for a serious upgrade — and our Stage 2 Performance Package  delivered exactly that. Upgrades Installed: ORRSOM OTR Intake Decat Pipe 2.5” DEA Catback Exhaust Custom ECU Dyno Tune Calibration Every tune isn’t just dyno-and-done. We test and fine-tune on the road  to ensure smooth drivability, sharp throttle response, and consistent power delivery in real-world conditions. Extra Enhancements: Pops on deceleration  for added cha

We’ve just finished an epic build on this Holden VF V8 LS3 6.2L , and the results are nothing short of insane. Here’s what went in: VCM OTR Intake  installed for ultimate airflow Stealth 4.0 Controller Revhigh heat-shielded headers  with high-flow pipes 3-inch Xforce catback exhaust system Custom dyno tune  with POP on deceleration The Results? A massive 55 RWKW gain at 6250 RPM  — all while keeping the engine bay cooler than ever. 💡 Why heat-shielded headers are a game-chan