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The Epic TD42 Info Thread

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The Epic TD42 Info Thread

Post by Northside 4x4 »

If I gather enough data, I can do some pretty accurate modeling of the old TD42 motor on the pc.
Alot of the data I can gather during the week at work from old motor's I have laying around but if someone can fill in any blanks please PM me or just post up what they are.
Here is some of the basic stuff I will need.

Block Specs -
Bore:
Stroke:
# Cylinders:
Con Rod Length:
Bearing Size:
Compression Ratio:

Head Specs -
Intake -
Valve Diameter:
Port Diameter:
Port Length:
Valve Lift:
Flow Bench Data Please apply

Exhaust -
Valve Diameter:
Port Diameter:
Port Length:
Valve Lift:
Flow Bench Data Please apply


Intake System Specs
Runner Length:
Runner Flow Bench Data Please Apply

Exhaust System Specs
Internal Runner Diameter:
Runner Length until Merge:
Common Plenum Length:


Cam/Valvetrain Specs
Intake -
Centerline:
Duration:
Open, BTDC:
Close: ABDC:
Max Lobe Lift:
Rocker Arm Ratio
Gross Valve Lift:
Duration @ .200":

Exhaust -
Centerline:
Duration:
Open, BTDC:
Close: ABDC:
Max Lobe Lift:
Rocker Arm Ratio
Gross Valve Lift:
Duration @ .200":
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Re: The Epic TD42 Info Thread

Post by insane_patrol »

if you dont have the manual i can scan and send the page you need as all the info in in the book

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Re: The Epic TD42 Info Thread

Post by Northside 4x4 »

I have the manual at work, but shoot it my way and I will start to input the data over the weekend.
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Re: The Epic TD42 Info Thread

Post by moddedgu »

Northside 4x4 wrote:I have the manual at work, but shoot it my way and I will start to input the data over the weekend.
Cheers
Hey,
This sounds like it might be the beginning of some good information, I'm particularly interested in a few differences supposedly between the TD42 early NA and the Late TD42 as well as the TD42T and TD42Ti. Things I'm trying to find info on are Oil squirters in bore/block are they different in length size or what? another is; Conrod sizes between the above mentioned motors; and finally for now anyway is Pistons?
Pic would be awesome also I currently have a TD42 NA that was turbo'd in bits with No 4 piston cracked!!

David
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Re: The Epic TD42 Info Thread

Post by Northside 4x4 »

moddedgu wrote:
Northside 4x4 wrote:I have the manual at work, but shoot it my way and I will start to input the data over the weekend.
Cheers
Hey,
This sounds like it might be the beginning of some good information, I'm particularly interested in a few differences supposedly between the TD42 early NA and the Late TD42 as well as the TD42T and TD42Ti. Things I'm trying to find info on are Oil squirters in bore/block are they different in length size or what? another is; Conrod sizes between the above mentioned motors; and finally for now anyway is Pistons?
Pic would be awesome also I currently have a TD42 NA that was turbo'd in bits with No 4 piston cracked!!

David
Interesting to read. Can you please PM me who turbo'd and tuned it for you?
We are in the process of rebuilding yet another 4.2 at work at the moment, There is 1 guy doing the turbo and tuning, and they are going bang 10-20K after he has touched it (latest one hasnt even completed 5K :( ).

So interesting to see if its the same guy as previous customers are currently doing the required paperwork for a Fair Trading claim.

AFAIK - There are differences, some of the early non turbo motors did not have oil squirters (these are prone to cracking the pistons), but the ones that did are all of the same size and length.
Pistons are different between turbo and non turbo, as are rods.
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