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Turbo or V8 conversion for TJ Wrangler
Moderator: GUtripper
Turbo or V8 conversion for TJ Wrangler
I have a 2002 TJ Jeep Wrangler with a 4.0lt motor. I have had a Powerchip installed on it, but it still has really bad fuel consumption and it's a little sluggish on the highway. So I would like to put either a Turbo on it or fit a V8 in it. Does anyone know if there is anywhere in Perth to have this work done? Thanks
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doubt wether a V8 or turbo will improve your fuel consupmtion.
This was discused a while ago.
doubt wether a V8 or turbo will improve your fuel consupmtion.
[quote="CJ Burns Esq"]an LS1 is like a retard on viagra,
they'll stick it into anything...........[/quote]
they'll stick it into anything...........[/quote]
505 engineering make a bolt on turbo kit for the warangler.....there are several supercharger kits available too however all are in the states and will cost a fair bit. propably about $9000 by the time you got the kit from the states and fitted it....
as above: the stroker is the best option.
as above: the stroker is the best option.
i don't need no stinking quote for my sig. line!
here is a start to your reading on stroking the 4.0L
http://www.jeep4.0performance.4mg.com/stroker.html
that same page also has info on forced induction
a stroker will not be cheap but is still prob cheaper than importing turbo kits or a V8 conversion if you know some tubo experts I am sure you could built a turbo system for similar costs no matter how you look at this your prob the wrong side of $6kAUD
http://www.jeep4.0performance.4mg.com/stroker.html
that same page also has info on forced induction
a stroker will not be cheap but is still prob cheaper than importing turbo kits or a V8 conversion if you know some tubo experts I am sure you could built a turbo system for similar costs no matter how you look at this your prob the wrong side of $6kAUD
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doubt wether a V8 or turbo will improve your fuel consupmtion.
sure give direct link to the particular thread but dont point them to the general forum page
if you have "really bad" fuel consumption and its "sluggish", I'd be looking for other problems. My TJ goes like a rocket, and averages around 14lt/100kms.
Have a look at the competition guys - most leave the engine stock, aside from extractors, filters, snorkels etc. I'd plug it into a computer and see whether the TPS is dodgy. Mine was at one stage, and it was running extremely rich.
Have a look at the competition guys - most leave the engine stock, aside from extractors, filters, snorkels etc. I'd plug it into a computer and see whether the TPS is dodgy. Mine was at one stage, and it was running extremely rich.
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