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turbo 4.5l petrol 80

Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 4:39 pm
by mud80
thinking of doing it to my car, wanted to know if anyone has done it?
who did the manifold?
who did the ecu cal?
what turbo did they use?
how much boost?
what power did it make?

any help would be helpful
cheers. :cool:

Posted: Sat Feb 24, 2007 10:20 pm
by mud80
what will i be the first?
:)

Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 6:17 am
by carts
most guys that i know who have turboed their 80 4.5's have used the safari intercooled turbo kits....which as far as i am aware are no longer available in oz new.

dow5or off the board used to have a turbo 4.5. pm him.

Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 6:40 am
by Tomolux
check out STS turbo systems.

i was looking at that, about 400hp

Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 10:49 am
by devo
fire up google and look up supercrown. its a fella running a turbo 1fzfe in a old toyota crown. He's getting over 500 horses at the wheels.

Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 11:47 am
by dow50r
turboglide in wollongong offer a cast manifold to suit a gt30r turbo as on the xr6...then you need an intercooler and away you go...thats if your motor is 95 or better, if its earlier, then you need somethink like a unichip.
They make 240kw at 5000rpm with 6 psi, (540nm) thats 320 hp...which means 80-140 in 5 seconds :) and some very pissed off people back at the lights.
Andrew
ps check out the AVO website for a full kit to bolt on

Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 11:52 am
by RUFF
Andrew how reliable are they set up this way? And why is the 95+ motor ok but the earlier is not?

Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 4:56 pm
by Red Rover
dow50r wrote:turboglide in wollongong offer a cast manifold to suit a gt30r turbo as on the xr6...then you need an intercooler and away you go...thats if your motor is 95 or better, if its earlier, then you need somethink like a unichip.
They make 240kw at 5000rpm with 6 psi, (540nm) thats 320 hp...which means 80-140 in 5 seconds :) and some very pissed off people back at the lights.
Andrew
ps check out the AVO website for a full kit to bolt on
The AVo complete that i am looking at is $7500 with intercooler the lot

Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 5:30 pm
by mule75
one of my mates is currently doing this on an 80s 4.5. he got it with a safari kit on it and he hated it so now it gets a new computer, inj, ect.... should be finished this week so i'll let u know how it goes. it was still fast with the safari kit just ran rough, had a massive flat spot, wasn't decomped and only ran 4psi. oh yeah, it pre detonated all the time untill a piston broke.

those safari kits have two extra injectors in the manifold to cope with the need for fuel instead of up grading injectors and pump. cheap way of doing it and doesn't work well either.

Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 9:08 pm
by zackde
Red Rover wrote:
dow50r wrote:turboglide in wollongong offer a cast manifold to suit a gt30r turbo as on the xr6...then you need an intercooler and away you go...thats if your motor is 95 or better, if its earlier, then you need somethink like a unichip.
They make 240kw at 5000rpm with 6 psi, (540nm) thats 320 hp...which means 80-140 in 5 seconds :) and some very pissed off people back at the lights.
Andrew
ps check out the AVO website for a full kit to bolt on
The AVo complete that i am looking at is $7500 with intercooler the lot
Be carefull if you look closely you will see $7500 is in US Dollars they have quoted $13000 fitted Aus

Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 1:55 pm
by Red Rover
Nope, that's the price the AVO guy in Australia told me, but it wouldn't be the first time I've been stuffed around

i am not still totally convinced on the extra injectors. I still think it's better to get the right injectors in the first place imo. I'm looking at options.

Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 5:23 pm
by zackde
Red Rover wrote:Nope, that's the price the AVO guy in Australia told me, but it wouldn't be the first time I've been stuffed around

i am not still totally convinced on the extra injectors. I still think it's better to get the right injectors in the first place imo. I'm looking at options.
No worries they told me a while ago price in US but let me know how you go I have been looking into Turbo kit options myself
Cheers Zack

Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 9:42 pm
by Spartacus
do diesel manifolds fit?

what other toyotas cam out with 4.5 engine

Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 10:01 pm
by RV80
Theres always the option of a blower.
http://www.sprintex.com.au/files/landcr ... chure1.pdf

Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 10:41 pm
by dow50r
Guys
The 95 plus injection has an air mass meter that can cope with the extra flow and adjust accordingly. So its bolt on and go. Earlier flow meter 4.5's go 100% at 1psi, so you have to run them rich with extra injection and rely on the oxygen sensor signal to back off injecter duty cycle. The 4.5 is reliable with the turbo up to 10 psi, its a copy of the 7mgte motor if you look at them both....there is a guy campayning a 2 door crown in Adelaide that runs 10 second quarters with a 4.5 turbo auto in it....296 rear wheel kw's and it is std running 18 psi from a Trust T7, home made exhaust extracter manifold, accross the front intercooler, and throttle body where the std battery goes on a special manifold. He runs GTR injecters and rising rate fuel pressure reg.
Lastly, if your 4.5 t detonates, it is running lean, and will crack pistons faster than looking at them....mine went up to 850 egt when the pump shat itself....get two pumps in line happening to supply fuel.
Lastly, theres no reason why you cant get out of this for under 4k if you do the work yourself.

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2007 4:39 pm
by slowhilux
Seans "Supercrown" finally went bang, at 520rwkw, thru an A340 auto. This is after nearly 4 years in turbocharged guise. The motor is bone stock factory built, apart from O-ringed head and head stud kit. Turbo is a massive TA45, running 26psi, and NOS when it put a leg out of bed. He is now building a motor for 700+rwkw.

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 7:34 pm
by cloughy
Local bloke has one, custom install not kit slight drop in comp, Taken out of combustion chambers, cleaned up a little aswell, Microtech and makes makes a measly...........370RWHP :armsup:

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 10:22 pm
by dow50r
slowhilux wrote:Seans "Supercrown" finally went bang, at 520rwkw, thru an A340 auto. This is after nearly 4 years in turbocharged guise. The motor is bone stock factory built, apart from O-ringed head and head stud kit. Turbo is a massive TA45, running 26psi, and NOS when it put a leg out of bed. He is now building a motor for 700+rwkw.
:shock: there is absolutely nothing any of us can say about these 4.5's with hair dryers that will explain how big a balls they have....i absolutely loved flooring my auto one at 80km/hr, kickback to second-up to 5000 in two seconds, then 3rd at about 130km/hr and you are backing off by then... if you have the time, go to airpowersystems.com.au and download the vid of the 5.7 twin intercooled turbo holden ute doing its 9 second quarter....

Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 9:11 pm
by mud80
did think about the blower idea but after a mate of mine did it to his vn ss all it would do was throw belts.

dont know if it was his workmanship but he did change a few things like belts and pullies lineing up but never did get it rite. at about a hundred bucks a belt its a bit of a turn off.

how would the belt go in the way of dirt/mud/water/4wd?

thanks ;)

Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 7:04 pm
by known 2
i've heard superchargers and mud don't mix the belts were out to fast.
could try a chain driven one, if there is such a thing

Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 8:23 pm
by Coighty
Superchargers and mud go ok, a couple of the top winch cars run them with no prob's , not to mention Rohan Canavan who won the 06 OBC which has some serious mud stages.

Posted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 8:23 pm
by cloughy
Need to use gear belts, not serpentine