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supercharge my td42 diesel help me plz!!!

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supercharge my td42 diesel help me plz!!!

Post by 6Qleaf42 »

hi all..
i have a n/a td42 diesel... i am looking to supercharge it... does anyone have any details on it or has anyone done it????? anything will be greatly appreciated

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Post by 351ciofgrunt »

There are reasons why every other diesel is turbocharged...
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Post by chunks »

Stop trying to reinvent the wheel, turbo it and be done with it.
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Post by Hoonz »

been there done that ...


turbo it

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Post by PGS 4WD »

It can be done, you need a blower of a suitable size, M90 at the absolute minimum. Expect to spend a lot of time and effort on a belt system that won't slip in mud, won't squeal in dust and won't destroy belts in rocks. So this means a serpentine belt of about an 8pk or wider or perhaps a tripple V belt. I have seen a double V belt work with moderate sucess on a TB45 blower kit, slippage still an issue. Machine up some pulleys, get a heavy duty tensioner with lots of travel, move the radiator /shroud/fan to make it all fit and pretty much away you go. I'd strongly suggest an after cooler to as P.D. blower produce high air temps.

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Post by 92mav »

i would choose a Eaton m112 if i was to do it again allthought the m90 is totally adequate boosting at up to 10pounds if you get your drive ratios right. you dont need to move the radiator but you will need to move the power steer pump and space the fan forward about 25mm. mine is intercooled and yes it was a lot of extra work but remember everything is custom. any specific questions just ask.

oh and for those who are knockers or want to know why i would bother it only cost me 470 for the charger and intercooler so why not
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Post by bobrocket »

What are some pro's and con's of Turbo vs Supercharger.

I've been swaying towards doing a supercharger mod as well but there must be reasons why everyone does the Turbo mod.
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Post by nayto »

bobrocket wrote:What are some pro's and con's of Turbo vs Supercharger.

I've been swaying towards doing a supercharger mod as well but there must be reasons why everyone does the Turbo mod.
Simple, because its easy, simple bolt on job. And theres countless people who've done it to help with turbo selection or kits etc, plus they get great power and fuel economy.
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Post by bogged »

Hoonz wrote:been there done that ...

turbo it

k bye
this man has a turbo one and a blown one.. he knows what he talks about !
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Post by 6Qleaf42 »

cheers to all for their thoughts on this :armsup: ... i think ill just bite the bullet and turbo it... now to find a good turbo/cooler setup :!:

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Post by jbates58 »

i have been wondering this aswell. and i have thought that a supercharger would be better, as you will have boost from idle. am i corect in thinking that? whereas a turbo, will only create boost as the rite revs.

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Post by bobrocket »

From what I've found, turbo is cheaper and easier therefore the preferred option but would be interesting to hear from someone that's done a supercharger mod
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Post by Z()LTAN »

with the right turbo you can boost from idle to 4000rpm...
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Post by Hoonz »

I have no dramas with the supercharger ... it did its intended job to get the wagon off the line reasonably quickly but replacing belts etc makin sure theres no slip etc etc etc and moving stuff in the engine bay to get it all to fit in blah

PAIN IN THE ASS + it definately needed an intercooler superchargers get hot
No easy flexability to increase performance with out changing pullies.
to get it to work right you also need a decent exhaust system, extractors n what not

and last of all the angry cat was novel for about 5mins it just seemed to echo out of the snorkle

turbo simple easy FLEXABILITY to run 9psi - 25psi pending on turbo of course
piping for intercooler is alot easier too as there is more room on that side of the engine bay

but definately don't let what we all say put you off the supercharger
if you have your heart set on it its a good project
still waiting to see RMP&O's supercharged and turbo'd SD33


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Post by tweak'e »

jbates58 wrote:i have been wondering this aswell. and i have thought that a supercharger would be better, as you will have boost from idle. am i corect in thinking that? whereas a turbo, will only create boost as the rite revs.

cheers

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the trouble with turbo's is they are reactive, they react to how much fuel you pour in, so boost is always one step behind the fuel. especially in low gears you simply don't make the boost as the motor has rev'ed faster than the turbo can to supply the air.

i know of a few guys with supercharged Toyota's and the one big advantage if instant power regardless of rev's, load, gearing etc.
however no economy advantage like a turbo has for normal driving. tho some disconnect/bypass the supercharger to save some fuel.
supercharger simply makes the motor act like a bigger atmo motor.

turbo is better for regular driving and easier to fit.
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Post by 351ciofgrunt »

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Post by bobrocket »

I've heard from others as well, that you can put a clutch type system to disconnect the supercharger for day to day driving.
I've asked a few companies for more info on running superchargers, prices, fabrication etc, including how to turn it off for daily driving, so hopefully they'll get back to me soon.
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Post by 92mav »

with my eaton i have intercooled i witch i asure you was not an easy job but well worth it. I run a 6pk belt with falcon auto tensionerand the power steer on the same belt. the only problem with this is all of my drive pullies are custom and i have slight slippage over 9psi due to the bracket in the supercharger flexing and this will be sorted soon. as for boost off of idle yes mine runs 2psi at idle bout 6 at 1200rpm and 8 from 1800 to 3000 and 10 above that . I am yet to do the exhaust and hope to get more improvement after that, but it pulls like a freight train with egt's maxing at 650c with no smoke. As fore fuel economy idon't get any economy at all with the best sofar being about 350km out of 85l ouch.

Over all i am happy with my setup as it is not a daily driver and great for four wheeling as the power comes on very smooth and with heeps of touque down low. and for less than $1000 it can be done on a budget but you need to know someone to machine pullies for you.

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Post by 92mav »

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Post by 92mav »

:D

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