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TD42 turbo kit choice??
Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 8:55 pm
by pauluow
Hi there,
I have recently purchased a 1990 GQ Patrol and am now looking at
getting it turbo'd. I have looked at many kits, Denco, Safari, ATX, MTQ
(DTS) and the more I read the more confused im getting. Could I please
have some feedback as to what people think/recommend for my 4x4, why,
and what kinda price range I ahould be looking at. Thanks in advance.
Paul
Posted: Mon Dec 18, 2006 9:38 pm
by beretta
I recently had a spin in Kris Richters GQ LWB comp truck at Cliffhanger, it had a TD42, stock as a rock motor and pump and a MTQ kit with high flowed turbo, man did it pull, once it came on boost for a stock motor I was really amazed how hard it went. Don't quote me, but I think from memory that particular set up is around the $4k mark. You can get cheaper kits but if you're gonna spend $3.5k you might as well spend another $500ish and get the shit hot set up I want that kit but I'm hesitant as mine has 500,000+ kays on the clock and I don't know how it would handle it.
Good luck with it you've got heaps of choices!
Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 7:11 am
by mickyd555
ive just had an MTQ fitted to my TD42, i get it back tomorow all things going well so i will let you know then...................
Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 7:45 am
by lexi
I want one
The post and vat import duty to Scotia are the problem
Alex
Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 11:02 am
by jessie928
lexi wrote:I want one
The post and vat import duty to Scotia are the problem
Alex
get them to send them as separate parts
Jes
Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 11:03 am
by jessie928
beretta wrote:I recently had a spin in Kris Richters GQ LWB comp truck at Cliffhanger, it had a TD42, stock as a rock motor and pump and a MTQ kit with high flowed turbo, man did it pull, once it came on boost for a stock motor I was really amazed how hard it went. Don't quote me, but I think from memory that particular set up is around the $4k mark. You can get cheaper kits but if you're gonna spend $3.5k you might as well spend another $500ish and get the shit hot set up I want that kit but I'm hesitant as mine has 500,000+ kays on the clock and I don't know how it would handle it.
Good luck with it you've got heaps of choices!
just do it man, it will take it if it has been looked after
Jes
Re: TD42 turbo kit choice??
Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 11:20 am
by bogged
Had a Denco kit with my GQ and it was great once it was setup properly... thats the key to any kit... having it setup properly.
I'd go Denco again even if it was just for their after sales service.
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 5:52 pm
by MQSWBUTE
powerglide turbo kit does well it uses a garret turbo made for the td42's supplyed and installed for around 4,100 and produced 97rwkw@ 12psi non turboed it was 51.5rwkw
i know a great place in melbourne that chould help you out
turbo
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 6:28 pm
by henry
Had a Denco kit with my GQ and it was great once it was setup properly... thats the key to any kit... having it setup properly.
I'd go Denco again even if it was just for their after sales service.
My mate just got a MTQ kit for his low km GU and he says its not impressive. Its only just been fitted on the weekend. What else should he do now to gettin it to work.
Re: turbo
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 8:31 pm
by bogged
henry wrote:My mate just got a MTQ kit for his low km GU and he says its not impressive. Its only just been fitted on the weekend. What else should he do now to gettin it to work.
depends on what was done when fitted.
Pay the $ take it to a proper diesel place that knows what the kcuf they are doing, it will be worth it.
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 8:50 pm
by badger
97kw is far from good for 12 psi on a new turbo
mine makes more than that with a stuffed turbo thats done 340000kms
tell him to get it tuned by someone who knos diesels
if i was to buy a kit from scratch id go denco as i havealot of mates with alot of different kits. the denco is the best finished, best after sales service. and every denco kit ive seen hauls
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 9:00 pm
by MQSWBUTE
badger wrote:97kw is far from good for 12 psi on a new turbo
mine makes more than that with a stuffed turbo thats done 340000kms
tell him to get it tuned by someone who knos diesels
if i was to buy a kit from scratch id go denco as i havealot of mates with alot of different kits. the denco is the best finished, best after sales service. and every denco kit ive seen hauls
97rwkw SAFELY im sure you can run more without a doubt but with no other work beside a bolt on turbo i would not ask much more
and of course 97rwkw where off the wheels .....35pedes where ran on not 31 roadies
as far as the someone that knows diesels i laugh
this was a simple bolt on turbo without much tuning and no pyrometer being used
Re: turbo
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 9:53 pm
by beretta
henry wrote:Had a Denco kit with my GQ and it was great once it was setup properly... thats the key to any kit... having it setup properly.
I'd go Denco again even if it was just for their after sales service.
My mate just got a MTQ kit for his low km GU and he says its not impressive. Its only just been fitted on the weekend. What else should he do now to gettin it to work.
Hey Nick, tell him to take it somewhere good and get it set up properly. Did he fit it himself?
Re: turbo
Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 10:07 pm
by TUFF MAV
beretta wrote:henry wrote:Had a Denco kit with my GQ and it was great once it was setup properly... thats the key to any kit... having it setup properly.
I'd go Denco again even if it was just for their after sales service.
My mate just got a MTQ kit for his low km GU and he says its not impressive. Its only just been fitted on the weekend. What else should he do now to gettin it to work.
Hey Nick, tell him to take it somewhere good and get it set up properly. Did he fit it himself?
I agree.Get it tuned properly. I just finished fitting a MTQ kit to a customers GQ. Made 88.5kw on a mild tune.
Kyle
TD42 turbo
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 8:04 am
by Spyro1
If the vehicle had an android placed on the fuel pump , a 3 inch mandrel exhaust, safari snorkle opened through to the filter,reconditioned injectors and tuned by a pro what would be the norm in boost and kw be.
What power is to be expected and where should the boost be .
Re: TD42 turbo
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 8:10 am
by weeman
Spyro1 wrote:If the vehicle had an android placed on the fuel pump , a 3 inch mandrel exhaust, safari snorkle opened through to the filter,reconditioned injectors and tuned by a pro what would be the norm in boost and kw be.
What power is to be expected and where should the boost be .
generally about 110rwkw as there wont be enough fuel being delivered to the pump.
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 9:21 am
by bogged
badger wrote:97kw is far from good for 12 psi on a new turbo
my stocky TD6 was dyno'ed this morning
80.1 kw
7.6psi boost
435 Nm
Air Temp 27.4
Max torque @ 2284
Max Kw @ 3126
Max Boost @ 2300-2500
Bog stock car on 285 MTR's.
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3 speedo runs - 3 different results each time at 60/80/100/110
40 = 44 - 40 - 45
60 = 58 - 60 - 62
100 and 110 were worse..
Re: turbo
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 12:50 pm
by henry
beretta wrote:henry wrote:Had a Denco kit with my GQ and it was great once it was setup properly... thats the key to any kit... having it setup properly.
I'd go Denco again even if it was just for their after sales service.
My mate just got a MTQ kit for his low km GU and he says its not impressive. Its only just been fitted on the weekend. What else should he do now to gettin it to work.
Hey Nick, tell him to take it somewhere good and get it set up properly. Did he fit it himself?
Yes i helped him fit it. He has taken it somewhere today to get it looked at. Hope it comes up allright.
Got my nissan trials dvd today, watchin it now, looks good.
Re: turbo
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 3:52 pm
by Red Rover
henry wrote:Had a Denco kit with my GQ and it was great once it was setup properly... thats the key to any kit... having it setup properly.
I'd go Denco again even if it was just for their after sales service.
My mate just got a MTQ kit for his low km GU and he says its not impressive. Its only just been fitted on the weekend. What else should he do now to gettin it to work.
Yep I'd agree, I wasn't that impressed with the MTQ set up. Look it went quite good, but nothing comapred to a ball bearing turbo set up, no comparison. We did a ute with a ball bearing turbo and bloody hell it hammers, fastest diesel I have driven by far. Probably about to pruchase another gq wagon(i know the history of it so yes I'll have a toyota and a nissan) and I will be chaning the turbo to a ball bearing set up. No lag and power off the mark. Just can't compare IMO
Re: turbo
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 4:47 pm
by bogged
Red Rover wrote:Look it went quite good, but nothing comapred to a ball bearing turbo set up, no comparison.
but honestly you wouldnt expect it to be would you?
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 5:04 pm
by BIg StEvE
Bloody way off the mark if u do think that. Ball bearing setups are unreal in comparison.
Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 11:23 pm
by Woop
Very happy with my Safari Turbo-- Quality of bits excellent and no overheating issue--Good EGT's Running 10PSI Boost..
Nick
Re: turbo
Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 6:12 am
by Red Rover
bogged wrote:Red Rover wrote:Look it went quite good, but nothing comapred to a ball bearing turbo set up, no comparison.
but honestly you wouldnt expect it to be would you?
IMO Hell yeah. Not sure if you have driven one with a ball bearing set up, but it's like going from a N/A TD42 to a turbo version, can't go back. Considering the ute ran only 8 psi boost and it had no lag and just reved out easily and hard. Just so responsive. After I drove my turboed maverick it just wasn't a comparison, considering I was running 15 psi.
For the most, a standard kit will do most people (was good for me until I drove the ute), but if you want better, you can't beat ball bearing. Am I going overboard by replacing a safari turbo just for the sake of a ball bearing turbo..............maybe but as I said, once you have driven one couldn't go back. I'll probably get it hi-flowed as well.
Re: turbo
Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 9:42 am
by bogged
Red Rover wrote:bogged wrote:Red Rover wrote:Look it went quite good, but nothing comapred to a ball bearing turbo set up, no comparison.
but honestly you wouldnt expect it to be would you?
IMO Hell yeah.
For the most, a standard kit will do most people (was good for me until I drove the ute), but if you want better, you can't beat ball bearing. .
so you would expect or wouldnt expect an off the shelf normal Denco/Safari kit to be the same as a BBearing setup? cause I think we are saying the same thing
Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 10:28 am
by Jimbo
"97rwkw@ 12psi non turboed it was 51.5rwkw"
Thats a great increase, nearly twice the power!!. Dont let ppl put u down by saying theirs has 120kw at the wheels and so on. All that matters is the b4 and after figures!!!
Hey bogged if your engine is stock how did they come up with such high torque figures??? I'm guessing they put teh wrong data in the dyno!!! (not that it matters)
Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 10:43 am
by winchin
give this bloke a go he is really good and extreamly cheap for turbo 0401 315 952
Re: turbo
Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 11:57 am
by Red Rover
bogged wrote:Red Rover wrote:bogged wrote:Red Rover wrote:Look it went quite good, but nothing comapred to a ball bearing turbo set up, no comparison.
but honestly you wouldnt expect it to be would you?
IMO Hell yeah.
For the most, a standard kit will do most people (was good for me until I drove the ute), but if you want better, you can't beat ball bearing. .
so you would expect or wouldnt expect an off the shelf normal Denco/Safari kit to be the same as a BBearing setup? cause I think we are saying the same thing
Sorry, I misunderstood what you said, yes I believe we are talking the same. No I do not believe that a Safari/Denco kit is in the same class as a ball bearing turbo.
Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 12:50 pm
by bogged
Jimbo wrote:Hey bogged if your engine is stock how did they come up with such high torque figures??? I'm guessing they put teh wrong data in the dyno!!! (not that it matters)
it is stock with 285 MTRs, no engine work, thats just how it ran, it was actually a speedo run, and asked while it was on the dyno to do a power run...
Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 2:54 pm
by AussieGQ
Red Rover, who does a Ball bearing turbo kit around here?
Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2006 3:30 pm
by beretta
AussieGQ wrote:Red Rover, who does a Ball bearing turbo kit around here?
They all do ball bearing turbo kits, you just have to pay a little more for that turbo. Generally the base kit is not a BB turbo.