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Spy Shots - A very special Td5 turbo - LR4x4 - The Land Rover Forum Dave |
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A loooooong time ago I replaced the std Garrett with a water cooled Mitsibishi T4 Turbo on a 200tdi Defender. Negligible change in top end but turdo cut in at around 1300 rpm instead of 1800rpm. Made it much smoother off the mark.
Conversion was done by Western Turbo at Wetherell Park, Western Sydney. |
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I think you'd be silly to spend money on a turbo upgrade and not go for a varaible vane like the one above.
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The VNT used on the 2.8 gives much better performance.
But requires the exhaust manifold as well from the 2.8. The oil feed and drain lines from the 2.8 can be modified to suit the 300Tdi. The compressor and turbine are on different sides to the 300Tdi turbo. So the exhaust must be modified (using the 2.8 dump pipe helps). The hoses between aircleaner and compressor inlet, and between compressor outlet and intercooler will need to be changed. This is why the approach taken in the forum that ashtrans provided the link for is so attractive.
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I have not had anything to do with the 200Tdi, which has a separate manifold. If that manifold will fit on a 300Tdi, it may be practical to upgrade the turbo. BTW, the manifolds on 200Tdi defenders are different to discos. One has a higher turbo (disco from memory) compared to the other.
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