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Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2010 1:28 pm
by hokey
go to maccas and ask someone with a vl to pop their bonnet. pretty much the same thing ;)

cooki monsta: are you just using the standard carby as the throttly butterfly? kinda hard to tell from that pic.

i'm about to get a new gas setup fitted to my car (currently has one but i qualify for the rebate) and was gonna get gas research cause it suits a turbo well and is quite neat due to being able to remove the carby. from previous threads i can see that you aren't a fan of researh and lke the tunabilIty of impco. i'm starting to think it might be a better option for me and maybe even cheaper too.

you can pm me if you want but thought it might be useful info to other people

cheers

Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2010 2:33 pm
by matsgrit
true that bet they all runnin gas too

Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2010 8:38 pm
by narnturbogq
Heres a shot of my RB30 twin turbo setup.

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Its changed a little from this shot as ive since fitted a gas research mixer, with interesting results, slipping the clutch straight away (fiixed with a safari tuff).

Ive become disheartened with the project of late, with constant lack of spark issues, which i tried to fix with a MSD 6AL, but it doesnt like the signal from the factory dizzy and wont idle under 3000rpm. Ive just about had a guts full with it and seriously thinking about selling turbo setup and returning it back to standard, as I dont have the time to spend on it now ive changed jobs.

tb45 turbo. Engineers/mod plate brisbane

Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 10:06 pm
by GQ_Madness
Ive got my tb45 turbo conversion to a point i can drive around. I would like to get my mod plate for turbo and new bucket seats before i drive to much... knowing my luck i will get pulled up and sent over the pits on my first trip. Can anyone suggest a good place in brisbane prefer south side to get this done. Any tips or things to check for turbo and seats before taking it in.

i put the tb45 in my gq not sure if that will require a mod plate as well?

thanks

will post pics when i get some

Posted: Sat Apr 10, 2010 10:59 pm
by matsgrit
THATS SOME NICE WORK IF U GET CAUGHT PM ME AND ILL SEND U A MATES NUMBER IN CURUMBIN HES PRETTY HELPFULL

Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 11:00 am
by cooki_monsta
hey hockey i sent you a pm mate, the parts are in lilydale atm in my garage as the car got written off so if you want a close inspection ill happily show you my fabbed stuff

Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 5:00 pm
by turbmav
Just did a power run the Dyno to see what it had, developed a bloody miss a 4000rpm which hurt it.

Bloke was saying it needs to be even richer than 12.8 a/r, thinks it's running lean.

I thought that was rich? Closed up the gap to .7mm seems to have fixed the miss not sure as just tested on the road.

Anyone running smaller gaps than .7mm? Its got a Crane HI6 with ps92 coil, Eagle 8mm LPG spiral core leads, thought that was plenty.

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Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 9:56 pm
by PGS 4WD
Had a play with some C16 today in James's (the Boss) 4.5 turbo GU, built engine everything custom. 416 rwkW on 20 psi and just warming up.

Joel

Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 10:18 pm
by turbmav
Holy shit bags! Thats more than double what iv got, and it lifts the left front. That thing would be scary on the road.

Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Thu May 03, 2012 3:19 am
by yazholes
Has any one done a tb42 turbo recently I'm looking into starting one and would like to see what other people have done. Thanks

Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Tue May 15, 2012 12:56 am
by Bowie
RB25 NEO non turbo, 42mm?? Teil external gate, 3" exh, FMIC, HKS BOV, EMS ECU, T04e turbo.
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Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Sat May 26, 2012 10:43 pm
by MOO_R32
HEY GUYS... COULD PEOPLE POST UP WHAT THEY HAVE USED FOR IGNITION?

iv got lots of diferent story's as to what works.. some people have said i should be ok on 8psi with gas leads, 0.7 gapped plugs and thats it...?

others iv see go all out and use a boost retard and elec ignition and booster etc etc.. im about to put together my tb42 with a gt35 in the comming weeks, with impco 225 and L series mixer. and just want to know if ill need to do anything with the spark and timing.. mainly from people that have actually done it, as i know what can or what u myt think needs to be done... but would rather know from experiance thats all

thanks in advance!

Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Sun May 27, 2012 6:15 pm
by turbmav
definatly boost retard or lock it at 15deg or less untill you put it on a dyno. 8psi shouldn't give you greaf if your ignition is in good shape. If using gas only get some platnium or iridium cold plugs, helps with detonation.

Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Tue May 29, 2012 9:08 pm
by ORSM4B
Quick question has anyone made the exhuast manifold out of stainless steel instead of using the cast manifold???

Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2012 9:54 am
by BigRedPatrol
Hols shit bowie that looks unreal ,

Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2012 9:55 am
by BigRedPatrol
What sort of psi do you's run? we have a n/a 4.2 gq that we turbo'd and it seems to run fine on about 7psi

Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 11:54 am
by Neesmo31
My setup - coincidently for sale :) Made 270hp atw through an auto, stock engine on 1bar.
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Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2012 12:56 am
by Borris the Blade
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Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2012 12:06 pm
by MOO_R32
MY SETUP THAT IV JUST DONE.
gt3076, steam pipe log manifold, xf trottle body, custom adaptor, 3" dump pipe etc etc.. ran out of time to fit the front mount intercooler so its like this for now... goes hard!! keeps up with my mates that has 160kw at the wheels, both on 35" tyres. still got new re-gapped plugs, flame thrower coil and gotta lock the dizzy also extend the air intake too... oh and need to do a clutch now.. lol gona gett a 4terrain 4t393n heavy duty clutch, ment to be 40-50% stronger over a std td42 clutch, so should be ok i hope. if anyone knows a place to get these cheap? please let me know.. or even another

Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2012 9:24 pm
by Bowie
BigRedPatrol wrote:What sort of psi do you's run? we have a n/a 4.2 gq that we turbo'd and it seems to run fine on about 7psi
About 9-10 psi (according to the auotometer guage). I was running an external gate with an 8 psi spring so who knows really? A mate dynotuned it for me and said you are restricted on how much timing we could wind into it because of the compression ratio. What I was hoping for was something good off boost and good power on boost. What I got was a 2.5 litre engine pushing 38's with no reduction and a combination of a massive turbo and vvt coming on song at 4500rpm... it was good fun to watch but not so good to do any sort of rock crawling.

Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Fri Jul 27, 2012 9:27 pm
by Bowie
Also if anyone knows where it ended up I would love to know just to make sure someone is using it well. (Had to get rid of it - long story).

Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Mon Sep 10, 2012 11:35 am
by CrazyGQ
heres mine

GT35 with .63 rear
spools up at 1100 rpm 10psi at 1800 pulls hard till 4k
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Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:23 pm
by DA22LE
My modest set-up.....

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DazFab on FB....

Cheers

Daz

Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:26 pm
by DA22LE
ORSM4B wrote:Quick question has anyone made the exhuast manifold out of stainless steel instead of using the cast manifold???
yes.......3 yrs old, and not cracked......

Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 9:04 pm
by leonsay
Hi I have a 4.5 gu dual fuel setup and want to know if there is a fuel/mileage benefit in putting a turbo on it or if better to go a v8 in it.

only getting about 320km on 90 litres of lpg at the moment.


thanks

Re: SHOW OFF YOUR TURBO PETROL/GAS PATROL

Posted: Wed Feb 06, 2013 9:10 pm
by turbmav
About the same but but the right foot is way more fun!!!