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2.8 3L power mods

Postby rory18 on Mon, 12 May 2014 8:02 +0000

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Re: 2.8 3L power mods

Postby nicebike on Mon, 12 May 2014 8:04 +0000

sideshow_bob wrote:so if not abused, egt's r monitored, and good tune running around 12psi boost should be pretty reliable


I'd agree with that. (Don't ask me to back it up though :D )
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Re: 2.8 3L power mods

Postby sideshow_bob on Mon, 12 May 2014 8:06 +0000

3l turbo stock boost n no ic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxWL9yWr8OY
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Re: 2.8 3L power mods

Postby sideshow_bob on Mon, 12 May 2014 8:45 +0000

dts say 110hp not sure if that at flywheel
http://www.dtsturbo.com.au/300-DTS/Hilu ... 8LT/pd.php
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Re: 2.8 3L power mods

Postby nicebike on Tue, 13 May 2014 6:15 +0000

I am a little puzzled as to what the benefits are of air/water intercoolers.

I am aware that water has greater conductivity than air but if, as has been reported in another thread, intake air temps of 25/35c can be achieved with a front mount air/air intercooler, how is using water/air with "coolant" temps at 85/90c going to be an improvement ?
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Re: 2.8 3L power mods

Postby sideshow_bob on Tue, 13 May 2014 7:36 +0000

with water to air u dont use water from ur motor radiator.
http://www.turbosmart.com.au/technical- ... ler-works/

ive seen guys get egt drops of 100c using water to air
i have no room to run front mount plus if ur slow wheeling not gonna have air flow to keep it cool. where a water to air with good radiator setup with thermo fan will keep temps constant all day
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Re: 2.8 3L power mods

Postby nicebike on Tue, 13 May 2014 12:14 +0000

sideshow_bob wrote:with water to air u dont use water from ur motor radiator.
http://www.turbosmart.com.au/technical- ... ler-works/

ive seen guys get egt drops of 100c using water to air
i have no room to run front mount plus if ur slow wheeling not gonna have air flow to keep it cool. where a water to air with good radiator setup with thermo fan will keep temps constant all day


Thanks for the link. I get it. Does seem like a lot of extra stuff though and there needs to be room for the I/C and the dedicated radiator, instead of just room for an air/air. How about a front mount air/air and a thermo fan behind ?? It would deal with the low speed issue at the expense of the fan partially obstructing air flow at higher speeds.

BTW, I haven't seen any mention of an aneroid/compensator in the thread. Is an aneroid part of the plan ??
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Re: 2.8 3L power mods

Postby sideshow_bob on Tue, 13 May 2014 12:32 +0000

im gonna run my radiator behind the cab with fan (that way it will stay clean and out of harms way), and have plenty of room in engine bay on top of motor for the water to air ic. and yes it is a lot of extra stuff to run a water to air setup but only heard lots of good reports about them and they cool better then air to air

at this stage im not gonna run a compensator, as that would mean getting a surf injector pump, unless there are kits out there to fit 1 to my injector pump i havent seen, ill just have it run a little rich off boost
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Re: 2.8 3L power mods

Postby sideshow_bob on Thu, 15 May 2014 12:11 +0000

this is where im fitting my radiator for my water to air
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