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Old 10-09-07, 05:13 PM   #1
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HJ-61 intercooling thread.

howdy.

well, I bought me a intercooler today, went the front mounted air to air route.

and here it is :


and a few pics of my mounting exercises



got the front stripped.



a bit on the larger side.



Iīll be cutting the oval holes on either side of the intercooler to fit the pipes.



made a bracket from a 50x50mm L iron.



need just 1 inch to make the grille snap into place.



was thinking about bending the wall in so I can mount it a bit near the radiator, that or cut 1 inch from the grille...

well thatīs it for now, anything I should do diffrent?


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Old 10-09-07, 05:38 PM   #2
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Nice work. Will your radiator stay cool enough? I guess Iceland is different , I wouldn't be able to do that here in summer.

How much more power do you expect?


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Old 10-10-07, 12:28 PM   #3
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well I am a bit concerned about blocking the radiator like that but Iīll just have to cross that bridge when I come to it

would probably fill the fan clutch with sikaflex so itīll pull in more air, did that on my 3L hilux that had heating problems.

donīt know about power increases but Iīm hoping to get maybe 10-20% more HP and torque.


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Old 10-10-07, 12:48 PM   #4
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nice .. !

thought you are not planning run the factory grill and what do you think for pipes route .?


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Old 10-10-07, 01:25 PM   #5
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well If I canīt get the stock grille to work I might look into using aluminium mesh grille, but belive I can shim the stock one to fit, Iīll jsut have to work up the courage to go at it with a sander

the pipes wonīt be much of a problem I think, Iīll just have to relocate the black canister on the driverīs side (vacum resevoir?) a little and make an elbow for the intake.

the pipes will come into the engine room under the batteries and up to the motor on each side.

Iīll post pics as I go along.


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Old 10-10-07, 05:55 PM   #6
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Here coul be a problem to me front intercooler ( due to our hot weather)


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Here coul be a problem to me front intercooler ( due to our hot weather)
Do you have any overheating problems at the moment?


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Looks good.

I just finished an intercooler build on my 12ht powered Troopie and it really works. I guess that the horse power improved with 10 to 15% and torque with 15 to 20%.
I did a test run last sunday. 15 minutes at 100MPH (which is downright scary btw). It raised the engine temp just a little but the biggest surprise was that the cool side of the intercooler was actually cold, not even close to warm. Not bad for a $75 ebay intercooler. When money permits i'll have it dyno'd and get you the results.

I'm off to Germany this weekend to do some low flying on the Autobahn and offroading.


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i bet you left finger impressions in the steering wheel after driving a troopy at 100mph for 15 mins,thats gotta be some kind of world record.
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i bet you left finger impressions in the steering wheel after driving a troopy at 100mph for 15 mins,thats gotta be some kind of world record.
cheers goldchaser
Actually, i was afraid because eventhough i got 4 wheel diskbrakes, i know the brakes are not up to the task to slow the Cruiser down fast enough in an emergancy. The speed itself was doable, no shakes at all and i was still steering one handed. But the noise....

None the less. Nothing any one should do on a daily basis. It was just a test withresults.

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Do you have any overheating problems at the moment?
No and yes ..

No coz usually off road or city driving means no problems at all with no more ( never even with AC on ) than 1/4 temp gauge .

Yes, when I'm pushing it hard ( means 14 PSI ) in the HW for more than 20 - 30 min it raise in the gauge up to middle .. that not really meand " overheating " as is .. more it's not usual.

I have top mounted intercooler and huge hood scoop but I was reading about the hood scoop efect in the air circulation throught the rad .. but right now I'm not sure If I have a real problem.


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took a big part of today to finish the "intercooling"

first I had to make an 180 degree bend to the intake, used 2 1/2" stainless steel pipes, Tig welded 2 elbows together, Iīll let the pics do the rest of the talking







that one was actually not that hard to make, had a bending machine to aid me so it was quick work, the stainless steel pipe didnīt bend all that well, but hey it looks ok.



the monster in front.



passenger side.








it actually looks good without the grille



performance vise it goes like crap now :P wen I floor it I hear the turbo spool up but itīs followed by a hissing sound so itīs blowing out air somewhere on the way.

the thing is, the boost gauge shows boost, 10 psi, but itīs connected to the wastegate line, will it show boost if itīs blowing out?

anyways, hope to find the leak tomorrow.

another thing, there was a small hose connected to the aluminium piece from turbo to engine, isnīt that just for the factory turbo light? I just blocked it.


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another thing, there was a small hose connected to the aluminium piece from turbo to engine, isnīt that just for the factory turbo light? I just blocked it.
I thought yes ..

Your setup looks incredible clean .. congrats.


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Your setup looks incredible clean .. congrats.
thank you very much

I went through all the hose clamps and stuff and didnīt find any leaks, (sounds like itīs comming from the turbo it self, at least on that side of the engine bay)

Can the hose that connected to the intake limit the boost somehow?

I can feel a little power surge when itīs building up boost to about 3 psi then the hissing sound begins and itīs just blowing air into, well, the air :P

well anywho Iīll weld something to the intake bend to connect it again on tuesday, just wanted to know beforehand if this indeed could be the problem.


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thank you very much

I went through all the hose clamps and stuff and didnīt find any leaks, (sounds like itīs comming from the turbo it self, at least on that side of the engine bay)

Can the hose that connected to the intake limit the boost somehow?

I can feel a little power surge when itīs building up boost to about 3 psi then the hissing sound begins and itīs just blowing air into, well, the air :P
Some intercooler systems just sound like they've got a boost leak, even when they haven't. The 100series 1HD-FTE sure does.


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Some intercooler systems just sound like they've got a boost leak, even when they haven't. The 100series 1HD-FTE sure does.
ok, so it might just be I need more boost/fuel.


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another thing, there was a small hose connected to the aluminium piece from turbo to engine, isnīt that just for the factory turbo light? I just blocked it.
This is actually an important hose. It feeds pressure to the injection pump so it will increase fuel delivery on boost. Without it youīll end up with a direct injected 2H with a useless turbo and intercooler. Connect that hose and youīll see a big improvement in power.

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help?

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This is actually an important hose. It feeds pressure to the injection pump so it will increase fuel delivery on boost. Without it youīll end up with a direct injected 2H with a useless turbo and intercooler. Connect that hose and youīll see a big improvement in power.
had to be :P

well I connected the hose, some power increase and the hissing sound stopped

anywho, seeing as I had a working engine I couldnīt let it be, turned up the fuel 2 circles CCW (EGT didnīt go up so Iīm wondering if this is the right turning direction?) pumped the boost to 10 psi, no problem, then I turned the boost up some more and when it hit 14 psi I heard a bang from the engine, like a hose blowing, and lost power, so after soiling my self I checked the engine bay and couldnīt find anything wrong, so off I went with a little less boost and bang it happened again.

Now the boost gauge wonīt show anything over 4 psi (lots of power though).... anybody have any idea what went wrong? does the wastegate have some overboost feature?


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Where do you have the hose from the valvle cover . ? to the air filter box . ?

First thing that I blow .. my boost gauge hose ..
Second thing that blow the silicone elbow at the throtle body ..


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yea itīs probably the gauge thatīs gone, since all the power is still there but the damn thing only shows 4 psi.

where do you guys put your boost gauges? I have mine connected to the hose that goes to the wastegate, thinking about putting it in at the intake, after the intercooler.


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yea itīs probably the gauge thatīs gone, since all the power is still there but the damn thing only shows 4 psi.

where do you guys put your boost gauges? I have mine connected to the hose that goes to the wastegate, thinking about putting it in at the intake, after the intercooler.
I have mine at my throtle body ..


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and I can honestly say that the engine actually runs cooler now than it did before the intercooler, never goes over the first line on the temp gauge


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and I can honestly say that the engine actually runs cooler now than it did before the intercooler, never goes over the first line on the temp gauge
Just the same with mine, just a bit cooler during normal running. Altough running hard it seems i have not enough cooling.


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