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IH8MUD Lifer
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good stuff here guys as always
![]() Excited for that turbo to show up Bill! __________________ - Cummins 4BTswaps.com Forums - Diesel Conversion Website TLCA# 9439 Since 1999, Wasatch Cruisers '89 Toyota Pickup V6, OME, 32's '69 FJ55 Project on locked FZJ80 Frame, Cummins 4BT, NV5600, Dana 300 |
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#782 |
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IH8MUD Regular
Join Date: Nov 2003
Posts: 237
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Dougal... can you remind me what Turbo you are running? And how much did you turn up the fuel? Did you advance the pump timing? I remember you saying something about 1500F EGT before turbo (maybe you posted in C, can't remember).
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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Being stalked by 2 hillbillies
Posts: 1,420
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I'm afraid I've lost all reference to what the fuel pump should have been set at. My fuel pump has the boost device (aneroid) on the back which was leaking for a long time. At the last shop rebuild (pushing 10 years ago now) they adjusted the fuel up to deliver the required amount when the aneroid was leaking. So when I fixed the aneroid leak I got massive amounts of fuel. I've since turned the fuel screw down by around 2 turns and still back off the pedal to keep the EGT's under that 750C limit at altitude and on sustained hills. I have my aneroid adjusted so there's no black smoke visible when driving it. This does put a damper on the low end response a little, but preventing pollution is worth it IMO. __________________ VOODOO Engineering: Doing it first time with one clay doll, not four times with two. |
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IH8MUD Regular
Join Date: Nov 2003
Posts: 237
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ah... 750C is... 1350F. From what I understand, that's pretty darn hot. Not quite enough to do damage, unless it stays at that level for a long time.
and is that in a Rover? What transmission is behind it? Auto or stick? I'm really interested to see/feel/drive the difference between a pumped up 4BD1T and a 1HDT or 1HZ(t). Too bad neither really exist around here. |
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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Being stalked by 2 hillbillies
Posts: 1,420
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There's a big difference in feel between these engines and the toyota 6's. These are thumpers, massive low end which tapers off to not much high end. The toyotas are mostly the opposite, they'll happily spin up way past the Isuzu's rev limit but don't have the low rpm punch. Yes 750 is as hot as you ever want to go, but I find that with that much power you don't end up using all of it for very long. The average hill is dispatched in under a couple of minutes. You'd need to be towing or living in the alps to need more in which case 600 or so is a sensible sustained load. __________________ VOODOO Engineering: Doing it first time with one clay doll, not four times with two. |
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#786 |
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IH8MUD Regular
Join Date: Nov 2003
Posts: 237
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88_TLC... any update? Did you get that upgraded Turbo? Success? Or still powerless?
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#787 |
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IH8MUD Rookie
Join Date: Sep 2008
Posts: 3
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Sorry it took me so long guys I was formerly AJ60 but couldnt remeber my password and forgot my pasword to my old e-mail address(major brain fart). On top of that I have been knee deep in my conversion and just finished last week. I have a BeCool radiator with a SPAL 14" fan, 86' 4BD1T with 42K orig miles to a (I know you guys are going to hate this but I love it) TH400. It just wants to pull. I love this thing its a monster even dispite the lack of a OD which I have a plan for later on. If you guys are interested in some pics let me know. By the way the engine is sitting on a FJ60 with a 6" suspension lift 33" BFGs, and FOX Shocks all the way around, shackle reversel. I tried to hit the oil pan with the front pumpkin yesterday and couldnt its awesome.
What can I say 'I LOVE THIS THING'.
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#788 |
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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Being stalked by 2 hillbillies
Posts: 1,420
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You're making us ask?
![]() Hurry up with the pics. __________________ VOODOO Engineering: Doing it first time with one clay doll, not four times with two. |
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#789 |
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IH8MUD Rookie
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: park city UT and Heber City UT
Posts: 65
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4bd1t turbo upgrade
the turbo upgrade on the 4bd1t is finished and took it up the 'tester hill' . it has much more power, more boost, and runs cooler because of getting more air.
the turbo I used was a T3 built by blaastperformance.com. t3 t50 turbo turbine .48a/r, 68 trim. compressor .42 a/r, 42.5/60.1 50 trim I had to replumb everything. new hoses and fittings for the coolant, new stainless line for the oil feed, and reused the metal hardline with a new fitting for the oil out, and welded in a new fitment. also had to reweld the cast exhaust-out onto the wastegate flange of the turbo. so all this took a fair bit of headscratching, and build. And while I had the landcruiser offline, I decided to do a bunch of other needed work birfield rebuild, new bearings, new calipers. new brakelines added a dieseltherm unit into the diesel inlet on the filter, sweet for antigelling and cold weather and helps be able to use biodiesel blends. added a new fuse box for all power, removing a bunch of leads going straight to the battery. but the turbo does great. I can hear it whining at idle, i can get 5-8 pounds of boost almost immediately, and wind it out, I get 15-18psi. egts now max out at about 1100, and this is now preturbo! some images of the mod. __________________ 88 FJ62, with Isuzu 4BD1t...Its a diesel.... |
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#790 |
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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Being stalked by 2 hillbillies
Posts: 1,420
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Excellent news.
So just to get a benchmark for this turbo, how many rpm until it deliveres say 10psi boost and how much earlier is this than the original? Do you know your boost and EGT figures at a 100km/h flat road cruise? __________________ VOODOO Engineering: Doing it first time with one clay doll, not four times with two. |
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#791 |
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IH8MUD Rookie
Join Date: Sep 2008
Posts: 3
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#792 |
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IH8MUD Rookie
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: park city UT and Heber City UT
Posts: 65
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i have not taken it yet on a road trip. need to get the exhaust pipe put back together, right now it is cut just infront of the muffler. Good metrics to define, i will comment back when I return to the shop, but that will be late OCT. Traveling in asia at the moment.
__________________ 88 FJ62, with Isuzu 4BD1t...Its a diesel.... |
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#793 |
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IH8MUD Rookie
Join Date: Sep 2008
Posts: 3
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Here are some pics of my latest conversion. 4BD1-T into a 85' FJ60.
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#794 |
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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Being stalked by 2 hillbillies
Posts: 1,420
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Cool, so that's the mid 80's version with the IHI turbo? What are the other details.
__________________ VOODOO Engineering: Doing it first time with one clay doll, not four times with two. |
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