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Time to Turbo a TB42
Time to Turbo a TB42
Ok well its now the time to turbo a TB42.
Its a Gas/Petrol Carby one, I have aquired a TD42 Factory Turbo and Manifold.
1) First can you lower the Boost on the factory turbo?
2) If i wanted to run sayt about 5-6PSI, would i have to decompress the head?
Its a Gas/Petrol Carby one, I have aquired a TD42 Factory Turbo and Manifold.
1) First can you lower the Boost on the factory turbo?
2) If i wanted to run sayt about 5-6PSI, would i have to decompress the head?
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not really the right turbo for a petrol engine, diesels run a fairly small turbine when comparing engines of the same capacity, it may overspeed the turbo and restrict exhaust flow, just look into it a little before you spend too much time.
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Would it be relatively easy to adapt any other turbo (common - like a gt30/40 or similar) onto a TD42 manifold? (to use on a TB42...)
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I'd agree with Brunsy, the diesel turbo wouldn't be very efficient on a petrol motor. I'd suggest it'd be ok up to 2-3000rpm but would probably run out of breath after then.
-Stu
Would it be relatively easy to adapt any other turbo (common - like a gt30/40 or similar) onto a TD42 manifold? (to use on a TB42...)
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I'd agree with Brunsy, the diesel turbo wouldn't be very efficient on a petrol motor. I'd suggest it'd be ok up to 2-3000rpm but would probably run out of breath after then.
-Stu

Or run straight gas i'd suspect. I doupt you could get petrol working well with a turbo+carby, yet again dual fuel.Draven wrote:Im assuming your gona have to EFI it before turboing ?
-Stu

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ive got a turbo gq petrol wich puts out 230kw at the wheels the turbo im running is a garret the motor work roughly cost 15000 grand motor has a custom cam and has been decompressed it is an efi engine, you will have to maintain it alot and im only getting 170kms to a tank of 80 liters so think about it before you go ahead
Re: turbo
frigga 40 wrote:ive got a turbo gq petrol wich puts out 230kw at the wheels the turbo im running is a garret the motor work roughly cost 15000 grand motor has a custom cam and has been decompressed it is an efi engine, you will have to maintain it alot and im only getting 170kms to a tank of 80 liters so think about it before you go ahead




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Re: turbo
Mav, was looking at that, but the cost was gunna cost me too much, and to be honest, i love the TB42 motor too much, EFI will do me with LPG and Turbobigbluemav wrote:frigga 40 wrote:ive got a turbo gq petrol wich puts out 230kw at the wheels the turbo im running is a garret the motor work roughly cost 15000 grand motor has a custom cam and has been decompressed it is an efi engine, you will have to maintain it alot and im only getting 170kms to a tank of 80 liters so think about it before you go ahead![]()
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