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Frozenboost Intercooler

Tech Talk for Nissan owners.

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Post by Feenz »

Nice fit. Davies Craig hey, that'd have some flow to it, your fabrication looks great. Anyways just got rid of the exhaust and put in a straight pipe from the dump back to the rear tyre and dumping out on the left side. Whoa, she's got some power now, its making 13psi now (up from 10) turbo kicks in at 1400-1500 instead of 1900. Also before at about 3500 rpm it wouldn't flow enough and put back pressure on the turbine, dropping power sharply. Now it flows nicely at 13psi upto 4500 rpm. There's so much more torque now, gets the back end out around roundabouts now :)

Worth the money spent, all done (inc exhaust) for about $1000.
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Post by brad-chevlux »

where did you go for the exhaust? and what did it cost?

I take it you went 3 pipe with no muffler?
http://www.mothfukle-engineering.com/
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Post by 300WinMag »

I have a custom made W/Air IC designed buy myself and a friend who did the fabrication and welding. It use's four cores and a flow divider to split the air evenly accross all the cyliders. I used the frozen boost heat exchanger and the bosch pump on a boost pressure switch and a manual overide switch. It is working very well even here in Darwin there is no black smoke visible at full throttle on take off and I am getting 94kw at the wheels with standard pump and 850ft/lb torque, the problem is it runs to lean, EGT's don't get over 400C in the dump pipe so there is room for alot more fuel, Air fuel ratio gets up to 20:1 at full boost.
My Questions are;
A. Will a GU boost compensated pump bolt straight onto my GQ SWB TD42?
B. Does anyone know where I can get a bigger plunger fitted here in Darwin?
C. How do I post pic's?
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Post by 300WinMag »

Thanks for the help with posting pics Matt, keep up the good work.

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Lift and winch are next.
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Post by Feenz »

Looks like a good fit. Yeah Brad, exhaust was from bob-parks aitkenvale. It's only 2 1/2, i can't fit a larger dump pipe in due to the PTO winch drive shaft.
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Post by Feenz »

oh yeah, $240 exhaust fitted. (pipe, resonator, new mounts, labour).
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Post by Red Dog 4x4 »

How is this kit going? Have you had any problems with it and changes?

Red Dog
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Post by 300WinMag »

If your talking about mine it is going well. Have had to plate it to handle more pressure though, (26psi). Producing 166RWhp. The water temp sits at 100 deg F normal driving around Darwin, 120 deg F on the hwy at 120km/hr.
26 PSI 88 SWB TD 42 W/A IC
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Post by Red Dog 4x4 »

Yeah any of the frozen boost coolers Looking at building one with a new intake as well, i don't think i will have to plate mine though 15psi at the most i will run i think.
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Post by Burra Boy »

Red Dog 4x4 wrote:How is this kit going? Have you had any problems with it and changes?

Red Dog
My kit is going strong after about 20K, including Lake Eyre and Cape York, Cape Melville etc. Have a minor leak in the heat exchanger ATM due to a fan mount rubbing but that's no big deal.

Overall very happy with it. EGTs are pretty low unless I'm on a real long hill on a real hot day and the power and torque are excellent. It runs to a bit over 15 psi boost but I try not to get there too often with a 400000 km old engine....
Burra Boy. 1x 89 LWB wagon, turbo, frozenboost IC, lots of stuff. 1X 90 leafie ute, AXT turbo, tough as nails and about as comfie...
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Re: Frozenboost Intercooler

Post by tom07 »

I have just finished installing my frozenboost intercooler to my 2000 Patrol TD42t. I will get the car properly tuned soon and put it on the dyno. I have played a little with the max load screw on my injector pump and the boost setting. I have noticed a big improvement with turbo lag and the EGT is down a fair bit. It seems my boost controller doesn't work very well. It was just a cheap $30 controller from ebay.

Anyone found any good manual controllers that aren't too expensive?

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Re: Frozenboost Intercooler

Post by patrol_uterus »

Just wondering how long it took for your intercooler to arrive from frozen boost? its been ages and i haven't got mine yet.
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Re: Frozenboost Intercooler

Post by coxy321 »

tom07 wrote:Anyone found any good manual controllers that aren't too expensive?
GFB (Go Fast Bits) or TurboSmart. I don't think that a $50 saving on a part like this is worth risking the longevity of a TD42, or turbo for that matter.
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Re: Frozenboost Intercooler

Post by Red Dog 4x4 »

Looks good some bigger pics would be good.

Which core did you use?

I have been looking at the type 10 and the rad in the front type 100
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Re: Frozenboost Intercooler

Post by POW84 »

yer just finished installing same style of intercooler which was from votionspeed in the states for cheap as.. 600 bucks with all the fitting and silcone elbows to my also newly installed turbo glide kit to my td42 91 mav.. i had the cooler in my hands within a week and a half.. only postage option was fast or ultra fast starting 200aus.. still cheap i thought.. havent got proper tune yet but it has going extremely well.. also have to buy boost controller.. also shitty ebay spec controller... not sure how to post pic but i fitted the 2inch thick radiator behind the grill with a bit of modification... added extra fan to other side to radiator to help cooling seems to working well
Zilzie mav's GQ with 30 pound of swafftec turbo whizel..
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Re: Frozenboost Intercooler

Post by WelchyGQ »

has anyone found a temp switch or sender that screws into the frozen boost type 100 heat exchanger empty socket?

I tried the tridon catalogue and no good and i really need it as compact as possible (mounted onthe tray - dont want it knocked off)

The thread is 1/8 - 27 NPT

Welchy
97 TD42 Y60 Coil Cab. 2" Body lift. 4" Spring 35" Maxis Creepies, 33" Claws, F and R lockers,Tube winch Bar, Custom Tray, Hi Mount with 6HP Motor, Sill cut, MTQ turbo
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Re: Frozenboost Intercooler

Post by tom07 »

The kit only took about 2 weeks to get here from the states.

Thanks Coxy321 i'll look into the GFB and turbosmart controllers.
My controller seems to surge then drop back.

I used a type 10 intercooler
type 100 heat exchancer with 2 x 10 inch thermo fans on the back of it.
I originally ordered a type 117 intending on installing it in front of the radiator on the drivers side. I tried to fit it and would have had to cut out a section of the top cross member so I ordered the type 100 and went for a tray mount instead.
My mate owns a GQ and he would have plenty of room for either type in the front but the GU's are very limited for space.

G'day Welchy long time no see.
I haven't installed a temp switch or a sender but would be interested if you find one that is compact.
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Re: Frozenboost Intercooler

Post by WelchyGQ »

tom07 - i dunno if i am who you think i am.
97 TD42 Y60 Coil Cab. 2" Body lift. 4" Spring 35" Maxis Creepies, 33" Claws, F and R lockers,Tube winch Bar, Custom Tray, Hi Mount with 6HP Motor, Sill cut, MTQ turbo
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Re: Frozenboost Intercooler

Post by tom07 »

Are you from Gladstone and know moody?
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Re: Frozenboost Intercooler

Post by WelchyGQ »

i think, you think i am my older brother. What happened to the hilux?
97 TD42 Y60 Coil Cab. 2" Body lift. 4" Spring 35" Maxis Creepies, 33" Claws, F and R lockers,Tube winch Bar, Custom Tray, Hi Mount with 6HP Motor, Sill cut, MTQ turbo
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Re: Frozenboost Intercooler

Post by tom07 »

Ah true true. Saw the light and bought a patrol. Hilux kept breaking on me.

How did you mount your radiator for you IC?
Which cores did you use?
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Re: Frozenboost Intercooler

Post by WelchyGQ »

i used a type 100 radiator. I mounted the rad with falcon swaybar rubbers as vibration insulators.

Welchy
97 TD42 Y60 Coil Cab. 2" Body lift. 4" Spring 35" Maxis Creepies, 33" Claws, F and R lockers,Tube winch Bar, Custom Tray, Hi Mount with 6HP Motor, Sill cut, MTQ turbo
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Re: Frozenboost Intercooler

Post by tom07 »

Installed a GFB atomic boost controller. Works great doesn't spike at all.
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