The guy with the dyno is Rovercare from here, now if you know any of his past work, he knows what he is doing.
Plus he had a perentie on the dyno as well, running klr turbo kit, fuel screw out further than they suggest and 26psi boost, he make 96kw at the wheels.
As for mine, td04hl-19t turbo, Plazmaman water to air, fuel screw removed, afrs 22:1, 28psi boost.
At the time we couldn't get anymore fuel into it, have since removed the fuel rack limiter stopper bolt which has given it much more power in the mid and upper range.
As for not making those kw, there have been others on the perentie facebook pages that with similar tunes are making similar power.
Theoretically the pump with maximum fueling is good for around 300hp.
As for klr, they advised me i couldn't get anymore out of my pump (pre fuel rack limiter mod) and told me i had to buy another pump, off them of course! Typical klr. They also mentioned there turbo isn't that great, but it suits what 95% of perentie owners want.
I suggested the rack limiter mod to one of the guys from Davis Performance Landies for his, he was amazed at how much more power and how much better it went.
Klr tune theres very conservatively too,
82kw with a small adjustment of the fuel screw and i think mid to high teens in the boost department.
So why do you not believe another 20 kw can be extracted with a lot more boost and fuel added?
Whats your experience and findings with the 4bd1t?
Only dyno pic he has is of it making 100.3kw at the wheels. Will post it up later
Pretty sure this was the link:
http://s142.photobucket.com/albums/r...ent=002-61.mp4
Now sadly another bucket down the drain.
DL
Thanks for the advice...I've been tardy responding as I've been up to my ears in this engine swap business. The newly acquired 4BD1 is almost stripped and the Td5 is ready to pull once I clear some space in the shed.
With your experience from above I think I should be aiming to hit 2100-2200 rpm at 110.....although:
It's either the 5R & 1.222 for 2318 rpm@110 or the 5G & 1.003 for 2028 rpm@110, running my preferred tyre size of 235/85R16.
I took your advice and have had a couple of long chats to Sheldon....he is a great chap and a wealth of knowledge, it will be hard to go past what he offers.
I'll start a build thread later to compile my experiences and mistakes for others to use.....and provide advice if they are so inclined.
Besides the obvious defects....I think this pictures does a good job of illustrating the key difference between the 4BD1 and the Td5.
The Isuzu rod is a result of a gutful of water and the reason my newly acquired engine would not spin. The Td5 rod has a slight tweak on the little end due to coolant leaking in past a head gasket failure....this engine still ran without any indication the rod was bent. The plumes of white fog and constant coolant consumption near the end was a dead giveaway though that something was amiss.
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