plenty of room for a compound turbo setup if you move the washer bottle.
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See my post re the radiator mod
Defender 300TDI Radiator Tropical Mod
After this mod, I was seeing a radiator temp drop by 10 deg, but complicated by the fact that i changed the viscous hub at the same time. Not sure which mod contributed to what % of the temp drop
'95 110 300TDI, F&R ARB Lockers, Twine Shower, Aux Sill Tank, Snorkel, Cargo barrier, 9 seats, swingaway wheel carrier, MadMan EMS2
'85 110 Isuzu NA 4BE1 3.6l Diesel, 0.996 LT-95, Rear Maxi (SOLD)
'76 SIII 109" Nissan ED33 5-SP Nissan GBox (SOLD)
plenty of room for a compound turbo setup if you move the washer bottle.
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Is that the stock air cleaner location? Washer bottle is a good distance away. Similar in the rrc.
Going on experience with my Disco. It would be tight. Impossible maybe. Tight definitely.
I found the numbers on my pump today.
0 460 414 098.
The 1 in 414 suggests 11mm plungers. Landcruiser 4.2L non turbo didn't get 11mm plungers.
Cummins 4BT got 12mm plungers. A bigger plunger not only can injector more fuel, but can inject fuel faster. I'm still trying to find out what the stock injection values are so I can check how efficient these engines are.
I found this for an '02 Jetta which AFAIK runs 10mm plungers:
IQ fluctuates at warm idle 3.0 to 3.5 mg/stroke within that range.
It's fuel at rated torque and power I'm really interested in. I'm expecting numbers around 50-55cc/1000 shots. Exactly where they land will show how efficient the engine is at those two points. I emailled the pump numbers off to an injection shop who've been helpful before. We'll see.
A 12mm cummins 4BT pump bench tests at ~180cc/1000 shots max. Scaling the area would give ~150cc/1000 shots.
Far more than we could ever hope to use. But it's better to have a big plunger and shorter injection for the same fuel.
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