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100 Series 1FZ-FE Turbo Intercooled

Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 2:20 pm
by mooseboost
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This is my brothers 100 Series 1FZ-FE Turbo Intercooled Landcruiser. It currenty makes 185kws and 750ft/lbs of at all four wheels on 6-7psi.

Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 2:42 pm
by FKT08
WOW :!: :!: :armsup: :armsup: :finger: :finger:

This is the Toyota tech section mate. There's a section down the bottom for members to show their rigs. Oh, thats right, it's not even your rig :lol:

Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 3:15 pm
by mooseboost
You would be surprised mate, Its better than standard..

Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 3:19 pm
by BUSTED100
pretty pricey, I think Turbo Glide do their petrol turbo kit (drive in drive out) similar set but $6-7000

Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2009 8:39 pm
by v8zuki
i was going to do this to my 105 but fitted the 1hdfte engine instead

Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 7:17 am
by mooseboost
Turbo Glide have a similar set-up, but it doesn't run extra injectors, piggyback computer to tune timing and AFR's, my brothers runs a full stainless exhaust at $2000, huge bar plate intercooler and upgraded valve body in auto to stop auto slipping with the extra torque it produces. You get what you pay for. If long lasting reliablitity is what your after then spend the extra. Plus my brothers car makes 185 all wheel kws not 150kws on the same boost. You work it out.

Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 8:41 am
by +dj_hansen+
Barnsey wrote:Very nice, but it would be a bit thirsty?
Depends if you use all the available throttle position.


Daz's Supercharged 80 on 35/37's uses the same fuel (if not less) than a standard model, and similar power to this turbo model shown here.

Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 10:16 am
by dogbreath_48
Out of curiosity what would a set up like this do on the quarter mile?

Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 11:13 am
by mooseboost
Haven't run it down the quarter.

Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 5:34 pm
by BUSTED100
mooseboost wrote:Turbo Glide have a similar set-up, but it doesn't run extra injectors, piggyback computer to tune timing and AFR's, my brothers runs a full stainless exhaust at $2000, huge bar plate intercooler and upgraded valve body in auto to stop auto slipping with the extra torque it produces. You get what you pay for. If long lasting reliablitity is what your after then spend the extra. Plus my brothers car makes 185 all wheel kws not 150kws on the same boost. You work it out.
sorry mate, I said similar not exact

Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 6:07 pm
by Auto-Craft
mooseboost wrote:Turbo Glide have a similar set-up, but it doesn't run extra injectors, piggyback computer to tune timing and AFR's, my brothers runs a full stainless exhaust at $2000, huge bar plate intercooler and upgraded valve body in auto to stop auto slipping with the extra torque it produces. You get what you pay for. If long lasting reliablitity is what your after then spend the extra. Plus my brothers car makes 185 all wheel kws not 150kws on the same boost. You work it out.
My last turbo 80 on 94 octane [was no 98 octane in 1995......] made 228 rw kw and 580odd nm torque at the wheels, when spending the right money for the right job ;) .

My current supercharged and intercooled 4.5 auto is 187kw and 620nm on 37's running piggy back computer, all the good stuff.

The turbo would get down into the 11's per 100km hwy, and up to 26 lt per 100km Robe, Portland etc, the supercharged one gets high 15's per 100km hwy, and 22-28 fully loaded desert trips or outback running 20 psi 37's.

The 4.5 is a good thing when it has inlet positive pressure. :D

Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 7:35 pm
by GO79
Nutcore 105
i bet it has more power and torque than a turbo diesel



Assassin_Offroad wrote:
mooseboost wrote:Turbo Glide have a similar set-up, but it doesn't run extra injectors, piggyback computer to tune timing and AFR's, my brothers runs a full stainless exhaust at $2000, huge bar plate intercooler and upgraded valve body in auto to stop auto slipping with the extra torque it produces. You get what you pay for. If long lasting reliablitity is what your after then spend the extra. Plus my brothers car makes 185 all wheel kws not 150kws on the same boost. You work it out.
My last turbo 80 on 94 octane [was no 98 octane in 1995......] made 228 rw kw and 580odd nm torque at the wheels, when spending the right money for the right job ;) .

My current supercharged and intercooled 4.5 auto is 187kw and 620nm on 37's running piggy back computer, all the good stuff.

The turbo would get down into the 11's per 100km hwy, and up to 26 lt per 100km Robe, Portland etc, the supercharged one gets high 15's per 100km hwy, and 22-28 fully loaded desert trips or outback running 20 psi 37's.

The 4.5 is a good thing when it has inlet positive pressure. :D
How come you went the super charger this time isted of turbo mate?

Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 7:37 pm
by GO79
Barnsey wrote:Very nice, but it would be a bit thirsty?
And?

Supercharged Petrol 100

Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 9:49 pm
by Old Man White
Hey guys give us a ball park figure on costs for this type of power upgrade. A couple of mates have spent $20k + fitting the turbo diesel motor, all genuine toyota and reliable thus far....advices please !!

Posted: Sat Dec 12, 2009 6:16 am
by Auto-Craft
GO79 wrote:Nutcore 105
i bet it has more power and torque than a turbo diesel



Assassin_Offroad wrote:
mooseboost wrote:Turbo Glide have a similar set-up, but it doesn't run extra injectors, piggyback computer to tune timing and AFR's, my brothers runs a full stainless exhaust at $2000, huge bar plate intercooler and upgraded valve body in auto to stop auto slipping with the extra torque it produces. You get what you pay for. If long lasting reliablitity is what your after then spend the extra. Plus my brothers car makes 185 all wheel kws not 150kws on the same boost. You work it out.
My last turbo 80 on 94 octane [was no 98 octane in 1995......] made 228 rw kw and 580odd nm torque at the wheels, when spending the right money for the right job ;) .

My current supercharged and intercooled 4.5 auto is 187kw and 620nm on 37's running piggy back computer, all the good stuff.

The turbo would get down into the 11's per 100km hwy, and up to 26 lt per 100km Robe, Portland etc, the supercharged one gets high 15's per 100km hwy, and 22-28 fully loaded desert trips or outback running 20 psi 37's.

The 4.5 is a good thing when it has inlet positive pressure. :D
How come you went the super charger this time isted of turbo mate?
I was going to tubo this one, but came across a second hand supercharger kit for < $ 1800, so thought that would suffice.

And yes, way more power and torque than a TD, the 4.5 in the 100 is already more powerful than a TD and makes more low down torque [390Nm @800 rpm] than a TD, so the positive presure only helps.

Posted: Sat Dec 12, 2009 10:54 am
by GOHARD=GOFAR
my mate has the 1FZ/FE in his 75 series ute as standard and no engine mods and it smokes 35s and drags off commodores so yeah there is bulk power available from the standard motor :D

and there are plans of throwing a garret t4 turbo on the side of it for a lil more fun :lol: :D :D