I think bigboy has contributed largely to this thread and would hate to see him banned.
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Dougal, walk away, you have the experience and knowledge and can summarise politely. TBB will drag you down and down and down, and eventually he will be banned, as he has been on most of the Aussie Landcruiser forums... but hey I've got a ban on one of those sites too
To be fair, TBB has put in a fair effort, but usual antics... come on dude, put the crack pipe down!
My LC, tuned by THE MAN, pumps 610C POST turbo in 5th gear, starting at 110kph, slowing to 100kph at 6+tonne with camper attached up a 4km hill that is a 30% gradient... AFR is mid 19s, no noticeable smoke out the back (although mirrors were a bit dirty)... Would I do that again, probably not, but it was confirmed to be safe by THE MAN.
I love dyno read outs, there was a discussion on one just today, about needing a bigger exhaust, and the graph compared a stock car, to one with an upgraded exhaust... Apparently just adding a bigger exhaust gives you an extra 150Nm at 900rpm lower, yet only gives you an extra 4kw. That was some funny marketing!
This thread is about "how much boost can a 1HZ handle". Well this is exactly it. 23psi and 19.8:1. This is what the stock piston crowns can handle from cylinder temps vs combustion pressures safely.
Now why this psi and afr out of curiosity? Failures or how are we basing this?
Why wouldn't someone running 25 or say 28lbs of boost be ok at say 22:1 or 20:1
Not doubting you guys by any means![]()
Exactly right. I see HZ's running 16:1 through out weekly. And the owners wonder why their engines blow up. We usually tune all HZ's to 22:1.
Any update on the 1hz test you were going to do?