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TOYOTA LANDCRUISER HZJ80R 4.2 diesel
Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 4:58 pm
by ROCKMUTT
Hi guys im looking at a new 4wd to buy and ive only ever owned patrols but am lookign at a 4.2 diesel 80'series it has 280,000ks on the clock and wanting to know whether i can safely run a aftermarket turbo kit (been looking at the turbo glide kit) on this car with this many ks
would it be alrite and what sort of boost can be run if it had a 3 inch exhaust with 3 inch dump pipe etc? i know nothing bout landcrusiers so ur advice is appreciated
Re: TOYOTA LANDCRUISER HZJ80R 4.2 diesel
Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 5:08 pm
by mud4b
ROCKMUTT wrote:Hi guys im looking at a new 4wd to buy and ive only ever owned patrols but am lookign at a 4.2 diesel 80'series it has 280,000ks on the clock and wanting to know whether i can safely run a aftermarket turbo kit (been looking at the turbo glide kit) on this car with this many ks
would it be alrite and what sort of boost can be run if it had a 3 inch exhaust with 3 inch dump pipe etc? i know nothing bout landcrusiers so ur advice is appreciated
hi bud.
there is a discussion just down the page on this very topic. lots of usefull information.you can easily run a af turbo on the 1hz engines.they do like the 3" exhaust and can run pretty much whatever boost you like(within reason).
free plug for me, my 80 series sahara is up for sale in the next week.
its a import with the diff locks and factory turbo engine,fridge,lift..send me a pm if your keen for some specs and pics.
thanks mark.
Re: TOYOTA LANDCRUISER HZJ80R 4.2 diesel
Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 1:34 am
by Simo63
mud4b wrote:ROCKMUTT wrote:Hi guys im looking at a new 4wd to buy and ive only ever owned patrols but am lookign at a 4.2 diesel 80'series it has 280,000ks on the clock and wanting to know whether i can safely run a aftermarket turbo kit (been looking at the turbo glide kit) on this car with this many ks
would it be alrite and what sort of boost can be run if it had a 3 inch exhaust with 3 inch dump pipe etc? i know nothing bout landcrusiers so ur advice is appreciated
hi bud.
there is a discussion just down the page on this very topic. lots of usefull information.you can easily run a af turbo on the 1hz engines.they do like the 3" exhaust and can run pretty much whatever boost you like(within reason).
free plug for me, my 80 series sahara is up for sale in the next week.
its a import with the diff locks and factory turbo engine,fridge,lift..send me a pm if your keen for some specs and pics.
thanks mark.
Hey Mark, is yours the black one I see getting around with the chick always driving it? Lifted with big wheels and big pipe?
Cheers
Simo
Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 4:39 am
by DX80
Rockmutt,
We put a turbo on my 1HZ after 370,000 km's running 9psi. It's a totally different wagon with it. Money well spent !!
Dave.
Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 11:24 am
by ROCKMUTT
cheers DX80 thats what i wana hear
Re: TOYOTA LANDCRUISER HZJ80R 4.2 diesel
Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 4:22 pm
by mud4b
Simo63 wrote:mud4b wrote:ROCKMUTT wrote:Hi guys im looking at a new 4wd to buy and ive only ever owned patrols but am lookign at a 4.2 diesel 80'series it has 280,000ks on the clock and wanting to know whether i can safely run a aftermarket turbo kit (been looking at the turbo glide kit) on this car with this many ks
would it be alrite and what sort of boost can be run if it had a 3 inch exhaust with 3 inch dump pipe etc? i know nothing bout landcrusiers so ur advice is appreciated
hi bud.
there is a discussion just down the page on this very topic. lots of usefull information.you can easily run a af turbo on the 1hz engines.they do like the 3" exhaust and can run pretty much whatever boost you like(within reason).
free plug for me, my 80 series sahara is up for sale in the next week.
its a import with the diff locks and factory turbo engine,fridge,lift..send me a pm if your keen for some specs and pics.
thanks mark.
Hey Mark, is yours the black one I see getting around with the chick always driving it? Lifted with big wheels and big pipe?
Cheers
Simo
thats the one. thats my little miss..(lovetocrawl)...i cant get her out of it, she drives it more than i do now since ive boosted it up..
Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 9:09 pm
by ROCKMUTT
thats a nice looking truck mud4by how high has it been lifted and what size are those tyres?
just out of interest how much you wanting for it?
Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 8:14 am
by mud4b
ROCKMUTT wrote:thats a nice looking truck mud4by how high has it been lifted and what size are those tyres?
just out of interest how much you wanting for it?
its got a 3" suspension lift and a 2" body lift running 35" claws.
sold it for $16,000 about 3 weeks ago.
Posted: Sun Dec 31, 2006 3:16 pm
by BeerCruiser
Fitted a turbo to my 75 ute with 1hz donk with 240,000 km on it.
Should have done it 200,000 km ago.
First thing to do is a compression check to make sure all pots are in good nick.
I fitted a toyota turbo off an 80 series 1HDT donk that threw a rod thru block. Picked it up from the wreckers complete with turbo, exh manifold, intake crossover, all water and oil lines & air filter lid.
This bolts straight on with a few mods for oil in & out. Cost $900 from wreckers, overhauled turbo myself $210 for kit & got it balanced.
All up cost $2000 with a 3 inch exhaust & dump pipe. The 3 inch exhaust is a must, don't even bother with the 2 & half inch.
Ring around local & interstate wreckers as you may get lucky.
The waste gate is not adjustable and am running 10psi at max boost.
The best money to spend also is on an exhaust temp indicator, I got the jaycar kit $70 with a $35 truck thermocuople from "Engine protection systems" & it is as good as anything else available out there & it has an adjustable temp switch.
Get it dyno'd to adjust injector pump so you don't end up with excessive exhaust temp.
Exhaust temp is the most critical parameter in a turbo diesel donk, all the stories you here about blown engines after getting a turbo fitted are down to long term excessive exhaust temps.
The next best thing to fit is an intercooler, thats my next project.
The 1HZ is a great donk to turbocharge from a cheap diy to a get ripped off drive in drive out job. And as long as you don't abuse it with excessive exhaust gas temp it will last as long as non turbo.
Posted: Mon Jan 01, 2007 7:56 pm
by wholehog
1HZ with a properly setup turbo runs sweet, mine is a Turboglide Garret I bought 2nd hand, knew its history, fitted it myself, dfitted a 3" mandrel exhaust, pryo guage and boost guage, all up just under $2800, currently running 9 psi, been dyno'd, just watch and drive by the exhaust gas temperatures, but be aware of where the temp is being monitored..upstream or downstream of turbo.