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gq 4.2 turbo diesel auto
gq 4.2 turbo diesel auto
has any one ever tried to do this? if so how didi it turn out? i thinking of doing this for 4wding. its either auto or 4.8 diff gears. what is every one opinion. thanks for your help.
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The GQ I have is a factory diesel auto.
The auto works extremely well with the diesel, more so with it being turbo'd
My previous ride was a GU turbo diesel manual and the GQ drives so much better and some what faster too
The auto works extremely well with the diesel, more so with it being turbo'd
My previous ride was a GU turbo diesel manual and the GQ drives so much better and some what faster too
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www.vfwdc.com
My store
Everything 4WD
86 Camms Road Cranbourne
www.everything4wd.com.au
sales@everything4wd.com.au
Phone: 03 59955055
Posts: 1931
Joined: Sun Jun 22, 2003 10:29 am
Joined: Sun Jun 22, 2003 10:29 am
Location: Everything 4WD, 86 Camms Rd Cranbourne
Contact:
I've been doing winch comps with a TD42 turboed intercooled etc etc and factory auto. You couldn't pay me enough to use a manual. You have to learn how to drive again as it is very different to how you drive a manual. ie You don't use engine braking, rather you use left foot braking.brettsGQ wrote:do both the auto will run away down hill then get your mates to teach you how to drive
The auto means that you always have power on. All you have to do is accelerate the motor once and then you let the trans do the work. No worries about lag etc etc.
Turbo deseils just go a lot better with an auto.
93 Nissan Pathfinder / Terrano Turboed VH45, GQ Trans and T-case, coil overs, hydraulic winch and fair bit of other stuff. (Currently a pile of parts in the workshop)
check out
http://carl.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?t=59384
looks like petrol auto bellhousing can be modified without too much trouble?
Johno, do you have an auto box in mind, or are you looking at mine in Dave's shed??
http://carl.outerlimits4x4.com/viewtopic.php?t=59384
looks like petrol auto bellhousing can be modified without too much trouble?
Johno, do you have an auto box in mind, or are you looking at mine in Dave's shed??
Max, How the hell are ya mate? ive been in n.z. for the last 2 years and the health thing got a little to much so we came back. Yep i'd be keen to talk to you about the austo mate or even the whole vehicle. here is my email drop me a line, like to know what your up to.
jcrees@westnet.com.au
stay well max
johno
jcrees@westnet.com.au
stay well max
johno
I love the factory auto in my 4.2 Diesel (aftermarket Intercooled & Turboed).
But my next mod will probably be DBA slotted rotors, and some brake work, the engine braking isn't great, so you do need to use more brake, and so the better you can get them working the better.
But as for climbing, the auto is awesome!
Some lower ratios and I'd be in heaven.
But my next mod will probably be DBA slotted rotors, and some brake work, the engine braking isn't great, so you do need to use more brake, and so the better you can get them working the better.
But as for climbing, the auto is awesome!
Some lower ratios and I'd be in heaven.
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