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GQ TD4.2 -T alternate airbox options???
GQ TD4.2 -T alternate airbox options???
yo
getting along with my turbo conversion for my gq td4.2 and ive hit a snag. turns out tracking down a gu t4.2T airbox is a bit hard. what other air box options have people used?
requirements are that it must sit nice and snug in the corner so allow for fitment of duel batteries. and air intake must come from the gaurd to fit up with snorkel.
i was looking a a std vn commie airbox today, looked like it mite nearly fit. but it woudl require a solid air con line to be modified/moved.
anyone else used any others? alternativly if anyone has a gu td4.2 T airbox around pm me
matty
getting along with my turbo conversion for my gq td4.2 and ive hit a snag. turns out tracking down a gu t4.2T airbox is a bit hard. what other air box options have people used?
requirements are that it must sit nice and snug in the corner so allow for fitment of duel batteries. and air intake must come from the gaurd to fit up with snorkel.
i was looking a a std vn commie airbox today, looked like it mite nearly fit. but it woudl require a solid air con line to be modified/moved.
anyone else used any others? alternativly if anyone has a gu td4.2 T airbox around pm me
matty
I made a big cahuna for mine....
fits a uni filter pod: 200mm long x 140mm diameter with 3" outlet.
I recently made a 4" stainless snorkel for it too.....dropped my EGTs by almost 50degC on flat ground at 100km/h, runs less boost doing so too.
The GU TD42T boxes can be a bit restrictive if you run high boost, my mate running 24psi boost tuned his ute then pulled the filter out - or just popped the top off the filter box - then ran it on the dyno again, gained another 15RWkW or so.
that was with a genuine nissan filter though.
cheers
OONDY
fits a uni filter pod: 200mm long x 140mm diameter with 3" outlet.
I recently made a 4" stainless snorkel for it too.....dropped my EGTs by almost 50degC on flat ground at 100km/h, runs less boost doing so too.
The GU TD42T boxes can be a bit restrictive if you run high boost, my mate running 24psi boost tuned his ute then pulled the filter out - or just popped the top off the filter box - then ran it on the dyno again, gained another 15RWkW or so.
that was with a genuine nissan filter though.
cheers
OONDY
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I had a 200mm x 120mm Diameter filter in a slightly smaller box....and it was a bit too small for 13-14psi.... I put this one in (both tested with the crappy air-flow snorkel) and the turbo lag / boost response was like chalk and cheese.
the GU's only run about 7-8psi from the factory and I don't think the air boxes are designed to suit much more, bigger is better IMO when it comes to filters.
cheers
OONDY
the GU's only run about 7-8psi from the factory and I don't think the air boxes are designed to suit much more, bigger is better IMO when it comes to filters.
cheers
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bogged the only difference i can see is that the zd30 one has a flange to mount the MAF sensor while the td42turbo one dosent
why dont you try a tb45/tb48 one they fit well but because of the way they sit you may have to pull the battery out to change air filters
cheers
why dont you try a tb45/tb48 one they fit well but because of the way they sit you may have to pull the battery out to change air filters
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Andy
Andy
If you look in the end of the TD42T outlet, you can see the bend out the top is half blocked off.....the 3L one has the full diameter of the bend coming out the top....NFI why nissan would do that in the first place.
cheers
OONDY
cheers
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They're huge as well....then if you put it where you say, you can plumb a big ass snorkel in with minimal length...boo yah.
cheers
OONDY
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Any1 got pics of the outlet of the ZD30 airbox (down the inside as described above)? It's got me interested as to how different they are (TD42-T Vs ZD30).... may have to invest in a ZD30 box if they are that restrictive.....
marin
marin
Rum injected
TD42T shorty... got some bolt on and some custom stuff.
Read about it [url=http://www.patrol4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18848]here![/url]
TD42T shorty... got some bolt on and some custom stuff.
Read about it [url=http://www.patrol4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18848]here![/url]
I just finished fitting a ZD30 air cleaner to my RD28 GQ....and damn it makes a difference !!
The square section on the engine side I very carefully ground off and used a 90 deg. angle and joined it straight to original intake pipe...with a few alterations of position , angle etc...mostly by just loosening clamps and adjusting.
The airbox itself bolted up to existing bolt holes no worries.
The boost lag off idle has dropped heaps....and boost comes on about 200 revs lower...exhaust temps seem lower....and once on full boost pulls better n than it ever did...and the intake howl is now a bloody shriek.
Had to make a fairly dustproof thick fitting to join to snorkle...but the whole job ended up being pretty easy once I sussed it out.
My fuel figures went down ...on average...about 1.2k/litre.
This is a good mod to do I reckon...n Nissan needs a poke intheeyewithabluntstick for being so damn restrictive in the first place.
Cheers Keith
The square section on the engine side I very carefully ground off and used a 90 deg. angle and joined it straight to original intake pipe...with a few alterations of position , angle etc...mostly by just loosening clamps and adjusting.
The airbox itself bolted up to existing bolt holes no worries.
The boost lag off idle has dropped heaps....and boost comes on about 200 revs lower...exhaust temps seem lower....and once on full boost pulls better n than it ever did...and the intake howl is now a bloody shriek.
Had to make a fairly dustproof thick fitting to join to snorkle...but the whole job ended up being pretty easy once I sussed it out.
My fuel figures went down ...on average...about 1.2k/litre.
This is a good mod to do I reckon...n Nissan needs a poke intheeyewithabluntstick for being so damn restrictive in the first place.
Cheers Keith
Nuthin is ever the same once I own it !!
i fitted a ZD30 airbox into my GQ,
with an ARB battery tray i had some dramas fitting it, in the end i had to move the ARB battery tray and overflow bottle 30-50mm rearwards, which also meant reshaping the inner guard as the overflow bottles are shapped to suit the inner guard,
once i did all this it went in sweet and bolted up to original holes,
i cut the square flange got the maf sensor off to run 3" hoseoff it,
also the flange that seals to the inner guard i cut off as well, and connected the snorkel to airbox with 3" silicon hose as well with bug heavy duty clamps,
with an ARB battery tray i had some dramas fitting it, in the end i had to move the ARB battery tray and overflow bottle 30-50mm rearwards, which also meant reshaping the inner guard as the overflow bottles are shapped to suit the inner guard,
once i did all this it went in sweet and bolted up to original holes,
i cut the square flange got the maf sensor off to run 3" hoseoff it,
also the flange that seals to the inner guard i cut off as well, and connected the snorkel to airbox with 3" silicon hose as well with bug heavy duty clamps,
Yeah I'm in the same boat. I have to say that I'm not overly impressed with the ARB tray. I had to cut the corner off it so it would clear the Denco turbo, so moving it back is not really an option for me. I'm looking at reshaping the front end of it and then going to a smaller aux battery. I had to cut bits off it so it would line up with the mounting holes and other bits off it so it wouldn't foul the aircon hoses, so I may as well go all the way.ozy1 wrote:i fitted a ZD30 airbox into my GQ,
with an ARB battery tray i had some dramas fitting it, in the end i had to move the ARB battery tray and overflow bottle 30-50mm rearwards, which also meant reshaping the inner guard as the overflow bottles are shapped to suit the inner guard,
once i did all this it went in sweet and bolted up to original holes,
i cut the square flange got the maf sensor off to run 3" hoseoff it,
also the flange that seals to the inner guard i cut off as well, and connected the snorkel to airbox with 3" silicon hose as well with bug heavy duty clamps,
To fit the air cleaner I got an exhaust guy to expand up a short length of 3" pipe so it will fit over the snorkel outlet, and then I'm using a silicon 3" to 3 1/2" adapter to connect from the pipe to the ZD 30 airbox inlet, from which I have cut off the flange. I also cut the square bit off the outlet and am planning on the 3" hose idea.
I did try an 80 series airbox in that corner, with a plan to relocate the battery and overflow bottle but it was major work to get it all to fit without reshaping the guard, so I ended up tossing it in the bin.
Yep...goes up quite close to lip on front panel that holds radiator.sidewayz wrote:st391gq - when you say it bolted into the exsiting bolt holes no worries, does it bolt tight and snug into the front corner of the engine bay? cause thats were it will need to be to fit 2 batteries with a 4.2 (nfi about 2.8)
matty
I reckon it would be nigh on impossible to change a headlight bulb now...unless you had a trained octopus (n a little one at that)...prolly gunna hafta undo mounting ring at the front of light now to get at bulb.
These air cleaner housings are quite large really...but I have no problem with my dual battery as I have a pirana cradle which goes right back near firewall behind (or at rear of) the overflow bottle.
I( also hadda "modify" (with a hammer) the bonnet gusset that comes down over the aircleaner...but not muchreally. A few well aimed whacks and everything was sweet.
HTH.
Cheers Keith
Nuthin is ever the same once I own it !!
CRAP! That rules out an easy bolt in setup. Bloody ARB sh1t.AJS wrote:Yeah I'm in the same boat. I have to say that I'm not overly impressed with the ARB tray. I had to cut the corner off it so it would clear the Denco turbo, so moving it back is not really an option for me. I'm looking at reshaping the front end of it and then going to a smaller aux battery. I had to cut bits off it so it would line up with the mounting holes and other bits off it so it wouldn't foul the aircon hoses, so I may as well go all the way.ozy1 wrote:i fitted a ZD30 airbox into my GQ,
with an ARB battery tray i had some dramas fitting it, in the end i had to move the ARB battery tray and overflow bottle 30-50mm rearwards, which also meant reshaping the inner guard as the overflow bottles are shapped to suit the inner guard,
once i did all this it went in sweet and bolted up to original holes,
i cut the square flange got the maf sensor off to run 3" hoseoff it,
also the flange that seals to the inner guard i cut off as well, and connected the snorkel to airbox with 3" silicon hose as well with bug heavy duty clamps,
To fit the air cleaner I got an exhaust guy to expand up a short length of 3" pipe so it will fit over the snorkel outlet, and then I'm using a silicon 3" to 3 1/2" adapter to connect from the pipe to the ZD 30 airbox inlet, from which I have cut off the flange. I also cut the square bit off the outlet and am planning on the 3" hose idea.
I did try an 80 series airbox in that corner, with a plan to relocate the battery and overflow bottle but it was major work to get it all to fit without reshaping the guard, so I ended up tossing it in the bin.
Bruce, I have bought a 3 litre airbox just on what I have been reading, hopefully matt.mcinnes will get pics of the difference when he picks it up and installs it (i'm back to work again 2morrow, damn this 2 on 1 off stuff! pays the bills though lol) so will hopefully post something in the next few weeks. Am going to get an adaptor made up that bolts onto the flange as well, same as this, in fact this is exactly what I am going to end up with lol thanks to whoever posted these pics on patrol forum!bogged wrote:x3marin wrote:Any1 got pics of the outlet of the ZD30 airbox (down the inside as described above)? It's got me interested as to how different they are (TD42-T Vs ZD30).... may have to invest in a ZD30 box if they are that restrictive.....
marin
marin (Ben)
Rum injected
TD42T shorty... got some bolt on and some custom stuff.
Read about it [url=http://www.patrol4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18848]here![/url]
TD42T shorty... got some bolt on and some custom stuff.
Read about it [url=http://www.patrol4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18848]here![/url]
i had a look at the 2 different air boxes today, between the TD42t, ZD30 and also the RD28T,
the TD42t does reduce down in size a bit off the top of the lid, where the ZD30 and RD28 remain pretty much the same size,
so if your going to run one of these look for the ZD30 or RD28,
and i didnt think to take pics, but if needed i might be able to get some on wednesday
the TD42t does reduce down in size a bit off the top of the lid, where the ZD30 and RD28 remain pretty much the same size,
so if your going to run one of these look for the ZD30 or RD28,
and i didnt think to take pics, but if needed i might be able to get some on wednesday
those photos look like the bonnet would hit???marin wrote:Bruce, I have bought a 3 litre airbox just on what I have been reading, hopefully matt.mcinnes will get pics of the difference when he picks it up and installs it (i'm back to work again 2morrow, damn this 2 on 1 off stuff! pays the bills though lol) so will hopefully post something in the next few weeks. Am going to get an adaptor made up that bolts onto the flange as well, same as this, in fact this is exactly what I am going to end up with lol thanks to whoever posted these pics on patrol forum!bogged wrote:x3marin wrote:Any1 got pics of the outlet of the ZD30 airbox (down the inside as described above)? It's got me interested as to how different they are (TD42-T Vs ZD30).... may have to invest in a ZD30 box if they are that restrictive.....
marin
marin (Ben)
I'll be running a catch can (as do most people). You shouldn't plumb it in where you are suggesting as the turbo will pressurise back down the breather pipe.
marin
marin
Rum injected
TD42T shorty... got some bolt on and some custom stuff.
Read about it [url=http://www.patrol4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18848]here![/url]
TD42T shorty... got some bolt on and some custom stuff.
Read about it [url=http://www.patrol4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=18848]here![/url]
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