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internal mods for TB42 for 200kw+

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internal mods for TB42 for 200kw+

Post by GQ4.8coilcab »

What starts needing to be done when you pushing it over 200kw. Are the standard rods alright, do pistons have to be replace and/or with dished ones. Anything else. Any help would be great
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Post by matthewK »

well if it been looked after well enought it should last to 300,000 before ya need major repares/rebuilds,
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Post by gorilla »

200kw NOT 200kms

apart from that i can't help
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Re: internal mods for TB42 for 200kw+

Post by bogged »

would you not be better off with a lower stressed V8?
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Re: internal mods for TB42 for 200kw+

Post by GQ4.8coilcab »

bogged wrote:would you not be better off with a lower stressed V8?
yes and no. Its a hassle for the conversion and a hassle for the turbo. Im weighing up both and seeing what needs to be done to the Tb42 first. Can anyone help?
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Post by weeman »

Most people dont do anything.

Krimnl just had a late model efi motor and i dont think the motor was stripped down turbo was bolted on and intercooler pipes connected up.

These motors are pretty strong you can do perfomance mods and do different cam however if you have good high comp efi motor just bolt a turbo on that.
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Post by GQ4.8coilcab »

weeman wrote:Most people dont do anything.

Krimnl just had a late model efi motor and i dont think the motor was stripped down turbo was bolted on and intercooler pipes connected up.

These motors are pretty strong you can do perfomance mods and do different cam however if you have good high comp efi motor just bolt a turbo on that.
Cheers mate, I heard the bottom end was good, just making sure. So they nobody touches compression?
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Post by weeman »

well if krimnl comes on he will let u know but i dont think anything was done to the motor
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Post by Hoonz »

tuff motor yes ... but if u wanna push the limits on a N/A engine
get it balanced/blue printed etc freshen the motor up if its got lots of kms on it ... some H/D valve springs and shave the head some get the compression up and a funky cam for it
edit ... get ya self a good ignition system ... MSD or some thing
the rods and pistons will hold up ok :armsup:
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Post by hillbilly »

200kw? Engine or rwkw.
Cant see how you would do it without a turbo.(or nos)
If you go the turbo route, leave the compression low and
up the boost.



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Post by mcgill4433 »

i have a turboed tb42, just under 200kw at the wheels on 31s and am only running 7psi due to it being a new engine. Nearly run in now will be going to 12psi few more mods, im aiming for 200rwkw on 35s.
My motor is new but was built to standard specs they run 8.5:1 compression ratio witch suits the turbo fine.
Most important is the ignition system (keep it safe) boost retard distributor i had one built by performance ignitions was not cheap but works really well.
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Post by mcgill4433 »

and yeah one more thing once you turbo the clutch gos straight away factory is no where near strong enough.
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Post by cloughy »

Hoonz wrote:tuff motor yes ... but if u wanna push the limits on a N/A engine
get it balanced/blue printed etc freshen the motor up if its got lots of kms on it ... some H/D valve springs and shave the head some get the compression up and a funky cam for it
edit ... get ya self a good ignition system ... MSD or some thing
the rods and pistons will hold up ok :armsup:
i think his talking boosted :roll:
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Post by Hoonz »

say no to turbos! Image :rofl:
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Post by GQ4.8coilcab »

mcgill4433 wrote:i have a turboed tb42, just under 200kw at the wheels on 31s and am only running 7psi due to it being a new engine. Nearly run in now will be going to 12psi few more mods, im aiming for 200rwkw on 35s.
My motor is new but was built to standard specs they run 8.5:1 compression ratio witch suits the turbo fine.
Most important is the ignition system (keep it safe) boost retard distributor i had one built by performance ignitions was not cheap but works really well.
yer hoonz im talking turbo. I thought the comp ratio was 9.0:1 so 8.5:1 is ok. For ignition, i was thinking coil packs and get rid of the dizzy, or run a rotor button is the dizzy which is a bit more simpler.
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Post by Zac Zec »

Depending how much boost you wanna run(up to 8 psi ok)i would decompress the motor. I did on mine. Tuned it without decomp the first time, then decided to decomp and c what happend as you get told so many bull S@#t stories. Total different car now very happy
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Post by GRINCH »

GQ4.8coilcab wrote:
mcgill4433 wrote:i have a turboed tb42, just under 200kw at the wheels on 31s and am only running 7psi due to it being a new engine. Nearly run in now will be going to 12psi few more mods, im aiming for 200rwkw on 35s.
My motor is new but was built to standard specs they run 8.5:1 compression ratio witch suits the turbo fine.
Most important is the ignition system (keep it safe) boost retard distributor i had one built by performance ignitions was not cheap but works really well.
yer hoonz im talking turbo. I thought the comp ratio was 9.0:1 so 8.5:1 is ok. For ignition, i was thinking coil packs and get rid of the dizzy, or run a rotor button is the dizzy which is a bit more simpler.
if you wanna run gas in the future coil packs can cause backfireing.
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Post by Mulisha »

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if you wanna run gas in the future coil packs can cause backfireing.[/quote]

I didn't know that glad i'm just going to use a Petronix Ignitor ignition with high energy coil with a MSD boost timming master and Top Gun 8mm LPG leads (ment to be really good not sure yet)..
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Post by Jimbo »

I will be turboing my EFI patrol soon. Anything i should do to the ignition system????? (ps: Running lpg)
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Post by GQ4.8coilcab »

GRINCH wrote:
GQ4.8coilcab wrote:
mcgill4433 wrote:i have a turboed tb42, just under 200kw at the wheels on 31s and am only running 7psi due to it being a new engine. Nearly run in now will be going to 12psi few more mods, im aiming for 200rwkw on 35s.
My motor is new but was built to standard specs they run 8.5:1 compression ratio witch suits the turbo fine.
Most important is the ignition system (keep it safe) boost retard distributor i had one built by performance ignitions was not cheap but works really well.
yer hoonz im talking turbo. I thought the comp ratio was 9.0:1 so 8.5:1 is ok. For ignition, i was thinking coil packs and get rid of the dizzy, or run a rotor button is the dizzy which is a bit more simpler.
if you wanna run gas in the future coil packs can cause backfireing.
just have another ignition map programmed on the ECU
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Post by bigears »

just be carefull with these motors turboed i've seen them blow huge holes in the the block and sump
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Post by cloughy »

bigears wrote:just be carefull with these motors turboed i've seen them blow huge holes in the the block and sump
Happens alot without correct tuning, mmm whats that funny little pinging noise, it'll be alright, dont worry about it :D
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Post by gqpete »

i got 240rwkw 25pound boost, no worries . 4 years of hard driving inc lots of comp work. still in ec. built by andrew at ontrack 4x4 east keilor. knows his stuff. simular motor as birdy.
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Post by Mulisha »

gqpete wrote:i got 240rwkw 25pound boost, no worries . 4 years of hard driving inc lots of comp work. still in ec. built by andrew at ontrack 4x4 east keilor. knows his stuff. simular motor as birdy.
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Post by offroader-rama »

talking about ignition i just brought a crane cams fire ball xr700 points conversion for my carby'd gq 4.2 has any one here used or using the same????? fitting tomorrow thursday
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