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Lazyman1889
PostPosted: Sat Sep 08, 2007 10:39 pm 
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i am thinking about putin a turbo of a semi truck so i get alot of boost lol
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PostPosted: Sun Sep 09, 2007 7:22 pm 
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I would try a smaller turbo...................Need to find out what kind of pistonsare in the truck cast pistons dont like a loy of boost.......BOOM!!!
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i know thats just a dream that would be pretty cool tho no one could get a bigger turbo than me than lol what size would u say for a 1.8l ? and what kind of parts do i have to get with it to make it work and run great and not have any problems
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PostPosted: Mon Sep 10, 2007 8:11 pm 
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They make bigger turbos trust me I work on industrial generators and gas compressors the turbos are huge.
To safley run a turbo I would suggest forged pistons and make sure your timing is DEAD on!
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Go buy an Impulse turbo and put that stuff on your motor or that motor in your truck.


Low boost you can use the cast pistons but if you want more you will need forged.


If you used a truck turbo you would have to rev the motor up to about 20,000 RPM to get some boost happening. A 1.8L motor just doesnt flow that much air.



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al right that would make sence
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Im setting a motor up to go in a KB29 (pup) chassis at the moment. Wouldnt be any different to a KB20 Luv.


I will do a write up, its not hard to do, you just need the right bits to bolt up.


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PostPosted: Tue Sep 18, 2007 10:11 pm 
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luvondope wrote:
They make bigger turbos trust me...
hehehe :lol:

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Put that turbo in the bed along with the battery and fuel cell. :D Run the tubes right through the passenger side of the cab. :lol:

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Go to ebay and type in "To4" you can pick one up all day long for under a hundred, and it should do all you want. It's small enough where you can spool it with your motor, but big enough to get 15 psi out of it. I was looking at a pair for my 350 swap. I'm getting ahead of myself though, step one is to get it running ;) Also like mentioned above, don't run more that 3 pounds or so on the stock pistons or you will burn a hole in um.
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