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How do you increase turbo boost on L/C 100 TD ???

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How do you increase turbo boost on L/C 100 TD ???

Post by Zsolt100 »

Hi there, does anyone know how to increase the boost on a Land Cruiser 100 Series Turbo Diesel ?
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Post by dow50r »

buy a boost controller off ebay.
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Post by Zsolt100 »

Do you get good informative instructions on how to install it to my specific vehicle with this kit??? Is there another way to increase boost? like an adjustment or something??
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Post by dow50r »

They are not adjustable, the dtronics do fuel not boost, if you want power, best option is a safari high output kit...new intercooler and more fuel. The boost controller just goes in the waistegate line and you adjust it to get desired boost.
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Post by Zsolt100 »

Ok i'm kida new to this , so what the heck is Dtronic? And i dont really want to go nuts on the cruiser. I was hoping to only increase the boost moderately. I didnt think there was a need to dump extra fuel in too. Is this right? Is there any pics online that i can view that shows where the waist gate line starts finishes/ what it looks like.
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Post by fester2au »

Along those lines does the 1HD-FTE run a MAP sensor by any chance to sense boost or do they just have an overboost sensor of some sort.
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Post by flyology »

Do you have a decent aftermarket exhaust? If not, get one fitted, with a decent dump pipe off the turbo. you will be amazed at how much difference it makes.......
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Post by 80's_delirious »

increasing boost alone wont produce more power, unless the engine is already over-fueled.
increasing boost increases the amount of air available to mix fuel with. you need to increase fuel along with boost for more power.

installing a boost controller is very simple, look on ebay at some of the "brand" name boost controllers for instructions

a decent exhaust will make more difference than adding boost
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Post by hdj105 »

80's_delirious wrote: a decent exhaust will make more difference than adding boost
But alone won't make any gains on an electroncially controlled diesel. :cry:
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Post by Shadow »

hdj105 wrote:
80's_delirious wrote: a decent exhaust will make more difference than adding boost
But alone won't make any gains on an electroncially controlled diesel. :cry:
ive driven a 100 series td before and after 4" dump + 3" mandrel fitted.

you would be very surprised at how much difference it makes.

I will be picking a 100series td up in a couple weeks, and will be booking it in to beaudeasert exhaust the weekend after :armsup:
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