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What's Faster - 80 Series Turbo Diesel Vs GQ Turbo Diesel

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Post by bogged »

grimbo wrote:the OBC I thought wasn't entirely about speed but more about reliability, team work, a bit of luck, nvigating skills and driver ability.

Who's fastest doesn't translate into who's best in nearly every case unless you were planning on street racing them I'd imagine
and your supposed to be talking stock V stock.. none in the OBC are stock
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Post by Simo63 »

giantracing wrote:I SELL 1 TD42 TO EVERY 10, 1HZ OR 1HDT. IS THAT AN EXAMPLE.
TOYOTAS DESTROY EVERY THING........
FRONT DIFFS
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REAR AXLES/STUDS
CONSTANT 4X4 TRANSFER
GEARBOXES
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I NEVER SEE A PATROL DO ANY OF THESE :D
That's because they rust out before they wear out ... tin shitboxes :finger:
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Post by meiamaro »

giantracing wrote:I SELL 1 TD42 TO EVERY 10, 1HZ OR 1HDT. IS THAT AN EXAMPLE.
TOYOTAS DESTROY EVERY THING........
FRONT DIFFS
CVS
REAR AXLES/STUDS
CONSTANT 4X4 TRANSFER
GEARBOXES
STEERING BOXES
ENGINES

I NEVER SEE A PATROL DO ANY OF THESE :D
That 1 TD42 was mine. :lol: :lol:
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Post by turps »

bogged wrote:
grimbo wrote:the OBC I thought wasn't entirely about speed but more about reliability, team work, a bit of luck, nvigating skills and driver ability.

Who's fastest doesn't translate into who's best in nearly every case unless you were planning on street racing them I'd imagine
and your supposed to be talking stock V stock.. none in the OBC are stock
And most of them are unreliable POS. First sign of water and most of them crap themselves.
We had some of them barely hit the water and they stalled and wouldnt fire up. But the owners where happy to stand around the fire and brag how much money they had thrown at it. Some need to look at making there motors last the week instead of worrying so much about the dyno sheet.
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Post by grazza »

Perhaps, like the big truck racing, the OBC should be speed limited.

Tough call I suppose - its a unique event and the trucks are still being refined to be the ultimate OBC fourby.

I have all the DVD's bar the latest and my impression is you cant be competitive and worry too much about wrecking the car - they thrash the sh!t out of them.

Getting like a Paris Dakar with some winching...
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Post by grazza »

...but how I would love to have a go... :lol:

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Post by stack »

giantracing wrote:
stack wrote:ok
i have owned two 80 series turbos one was multi valve , and two nissan gu ,one 3lt turbo( it was shit) and one gu 4.2 turbo, having done over 1000,000km over the 4 cars. I am now a nissan man in the 4.2 but have to say the 80 series turbo is quicker. and yes they were all factory units and running 285/75/16 bfg.

Pity you cant get the 100 in a solid front end but thats another story.

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Post by sniper »

very true unfortunetly :cry:
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Post by rover1 »

was they ever a stock GQ 4.2 turbo?
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Post by liam hall »

From a nissan owner point of few i think the the toyota would win in a drag and after modification the same newer engine. The nissan 4.2 is like a truck engine. Nissan are tough thats why they are so popular in events. Only problem is there weight but you get that with strength. I don't think there was a factory turbo gq maybe overseas
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Post by turps »

rover1 wrote:was they ever a stock GQ 4.2 turbo?
There was a factory turbo TD42 in the GQ's. I remember reading about the Kiwis having a factorty one. And pretty sure it was a new one from a ealer not a grey import.
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Post by jav »

went to a ute show on the weekend and they had a tractor pull, pull 9 ton front end loader 50m, fastest time wins, 1GQ, 1GU, 18 yotas, with every diesel motor toyota ever made and one mog rover, gu beat them all, mog rover .1 of a second behind, closet toyota was a near new diesel toyota ute, 2seconds behind, now i don't no if this helps you but it the only way i can brag about beating the mog :finger:
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Post by liam hall »

Heres a question why the hell does nissan waste its time with pissy 2.8lt 3 lt motors. I know it has something to do with europe's engine size . Why don't they just get the 4.2 turbo right. More fuel efficient and faster
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Post by not not »

In Australia no Gq evr came out with a 4.2td engine so evry turbo version we see have been tuned by such a such a engine guru who knows how to tune them best. so there is such a varied base to compare to. So really like trying to compare apples and oranges.
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Post by Suspension Stuff »

Bogged seems to think he owns a factory turbo diesel GQ so you better tell him the bad news. His GQ is SLOW :D
EDIT My mistake his has the after market type.
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Post by DR Frankenstine »

In late 1997 they deffinatelly bought out a factory GQ 4.2 turbo diesel. It was just before the GU came out
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Post by sniper »

I have seen a few going around with turbo stickers on there rear pillars/quarters. I thought these were factory as i have seen a few alike. But a friend of mine assured me they didnt make a GQ TD :?
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Post by Simo63 »

sniper wrote:I have seen a few going around with turbo stickers on there rear pillars/quarters. I thought these were factory as i have seen a few alike. But a friend of mine assured me they didnt make a GQ TD :?
They did make a TD GO ... that would be the later RX Turbo with the big thumping 2.8 litre turbo six. They had the factory turbo stickers on them.
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Post by Andrew_C »

When I was looking for a new bus, I saw a couple of GQ's with 4.2 factory turbo. Very late GQs though, just before GU so 97 or so.
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Post by Hoonz »

yep definately have factory turbo GQ have one in the front yard
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Post by bogged »

turps wrote:There was a factory turbo TD42 in the GQ's..
Not in aussie from Nissan, not even as an option :(
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Post by bogged »

sniper wrote:I have seen a few going around with turbo stickers on there rear pillars/quarters. I
that would be the 2.8....
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Post by Lawrence »

Read an article testin gu against 100 series, Toyota left gu behind especially uphilll. Toyota had more modern engine (4 valves per cylinder). Both wer turbocharged. Gu was better offroad in 4 wheel drive. Toyota hd better on road ride and on graded surfaces. Generally, tough the better an suv on road the worse offroad and versa versa (except may be for Rangy). Also said in the article was that turbocharging for gu was light and could have used more psi. Had specs on a 91 Toyota 80 in a magazine (4.2) 0 to 60 was about 12 seconds. Remarks were 'Scorching for a diesel). Even 3.0 gu does 0 to 60 in 15 seconds
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Post by KIWI »

Mates 94 FACTORY turbo TD42 GQ gets eaten by the 80 cruiser.
Although rarer, there are still quite a few turbo td42 GQ's and GU's (including the SWB GU :cool: ) over here.



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Post by JemmyBubbles »

KIWI wrote:Mates 94 FACTORY turbo TD42 GQ gets eaten by the 80 cruiser.
Although rarer, there are still quite a few turbo td42 GQ's and GU's (including the SWB GU :cool: ) over here.



Dave
You lie... Unless the import (safari which I know you nz boys have a lot of)ones come with turbos. The GQ's delivered to australia with TD42's did not come with turbos all were NA.

From a modification perspective from Glenn Binskins ex head mechanics mouth: A td42 can handle more boost than a 4.2 80 before detonation time.. ?? soo.. you do the math ?? is this wrong ?? ...

So obviously could go quite a bit faster.... :D
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Post by KIWI »

Hmmmm, thought it was obvious I wouldn't be talking about oz GQ's :roll:

Winding up the boost no longer makes it a factory set up, and I thought the original question was pointed more towards factory setups, which you guys can't compare if you didn't get the turbo option....


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Post by Suspension Stuff »

I think Kiwi is on to something. Maybe I should widen the question a bit if we didn't get any factory 4.2L turbo's over here. I ask why not? Surely they would have been a good seller. But we better exclude the turbo's wound up to just before detination.

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Post by grazza »

Who gives a crap about speed - they are 4Wd's for pete's sake.

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Post by KIWI »

If you don't give a crap, don't read the thread :roll:
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