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air filter with snow grate removal from the stock airbox Supercircuit downpipe Custom catback Majesty intercooler
MPVs aren't selling here, but how is the Proton Exora still growing in sales 11 years on?
This is due to all the extra components such as the turbocharger and intercooler systems, and necessary
Toyota Fortuner’s A-TRC is like a gaming cheat code for off-road newbies
identical as the Hilux, sharing the same ladder frame chassis as well as the 2.4-litre intercooled VNT
Tiny turbo engines: good or bad?
Without an intercooler, hot air is pumped into the engine.
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New family! Intercooler VNT 3.0 Toyota Hilux. 4x4 king! http://t.co/iVxmG0GN3H
SEWA BELI TOYOTA HILUX REVO 2.4 VNT AUTO INTERCOOLER LIMITED EDITION YEAR 2018 MONTHLY RM 1250 BALANCE 8 YEARS ROADTAX AUGUST 2019 LOW MILEAGE LEATHER SEATS PUSH START BUTTON UNDER WARRANTY TIPTOP CONDITION DP CLICK https://t.co/0YqJ58CiQp https://t.co/Qaafsnz08w
Saturday: Cut VNT 25 compressor wheel to fit VNT21 housing = ☺️ Sunday: Fit it and add water-cooling = 😁 Monday: ECU remap = 😈 Tuesday: Hear intercooler blow up, loose all power and limp back home = 😭😭😭😭😭 https://t.co/AlEXQhJbym
The 2.7 V6 TDi engine utilizes a Garrett VNT turbo, intercooler and CR injection system with Bosch EDC17 controller. Running pressures up to 1650 bar standard, the engine provides a very solid linear performance and an exceptionally quiet combustion..... https://t.co/Oi85XLX0ak https://t.co/MzU9zPGC66
Gen 4 VNT intercooler tirbo diesel Automatic all power and bkack leather seats gun metal black oem rims very low muleage of 22k miles PEARL WHITE first owned Toyota Fortuner 2014 flawless inside and out not a single acratch or dent no stain or faded trimmings Absolutely like new. https://t.co/aySF4TjRos
New 300tdi long motor, Allisport VNT turbo Allisport intercooler converted cooling system to Evans waterless coolant. http://t.co/5S6XndofIF
Vacuum spot on, no airleaks from intercooler, hoses and pipes, boost control solenoid working, VNT control lever working externally at least. No P codes but no boost. I have a feeling the vane control lever has disengaged internally so got to remove turbo again #T30XtrailDCi https://t.co/suJ4vVOCAR
Hilux 2.5 Intercooler VNT. It is powerful~!
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What are the pros and cons of turbocharged gasoline engines when compared to naturally aspirated engines, with respect to power, reliability, cost of maintenance, drivability, fuel economy, and long term durability?
Just my 50ct as I'm no engine designer. But some properties seem quite obvious. So a few advantages: Heat from exhaust that is otherwise wasted, is now used to pump air in the cylinders. This means the cylinders do not lose energy on drawing in air thus results in less pumping losses The turbo determines the amount of air pushed into the engine. Engine volume and RPM get less relevant. The smaller the cylinders, and the lower the engine RPM, the less frictional losses occur. So again an efficiency gain. The engine easily makes more horsepower than the equivalent NA version. Today, a 1.4 liter turbo engine surpasses the power level of a 90s NA 2.0 liter engine Some disadvantages: More hardware required to make the whole run correctly. Such as intercooler, oilcooler, plumbing, turbo controllers Thus potentially more points of failure… Lower compression thus less off turbo efficiency. But then again, a correctly sized VNT turbo negates this as boost is obtained across nearly the entire RPM range Today's turbo engines are designed to be durable and withstand additional cylinder pressures and heat. They may need a bit more inspection in service but I don't think there is much additional costs involved when it comes to maintenance.
What is the meaning of 2KD in an engine?
Let me answer to your question Toyota KD series:, This is the series which powers the Toyota IMV platform vehicles (Innova, Fortuner and Hilux), Prado and some commercial vehicles., Production in Thailand., It has two members: 1KD-FTV:, The 1KD-FTV is a 3.0L (2982cc) straight-4 common rail diesel engine with a variable geometry turbocharger and Intercooler. It has 16 valves and a DOHC (double overhead camshaft) design. Bore is 96 mm and stroke is 103 mm. It generates 170 hp (127 kW) at 3400 rpm, and 260 lbf·ft (352 N·m) of torque at 1800-3400 rpm. 2KD-FTV:, The 2KD-FTV is the 2nd generation of the KD series of engine with a smaller 2.5 L (2494 cc) displacement. Bore remains the same 92 mm but stroke is increased to 93.8 mm. It has 16 valves and is a DOHC engine with a turbocharger and intercooler. It produces 101 horsepower (75 kW) at 3400 rpm and 191.7 lb·ft (260 N·m) of torque at 1600-3600 rpm without an intercooler and 118 hp (88 kW) at 3400 rpm and 239.85 ft·lbf (325 N·m) of torque at 1600-3600 rpm for the intercooled version. ,Toyota Thailand, however, has updated the turbocharger to variable nozzle turbo (VNT) with intercooler., ,Related Link: (Rumour: Fortuner to get 2.5 D-4D in India),. This increased the horsepower to 142 hp (106 kW) at 3400 rpm and torque to 343 N·m (253 lb·ft) at 1600-2800rpm. Compression ratio is 18.5:1. The only major changes from the 1KD-FTV to the 2KD-FTV was the bore and the stroke.
Why do most mechanics say fixing a timing belt on an older car isn’t worth it?
I have an 02 Jetta TDI it has nearly 400k on the odometer. I did mine at home, and while I was at it had to clean out the intake manifold that was clogged from 350k worth of deisel soot going thru the EGR system no diesel engine should ever be fitted with, cleaned the gunk from the same out of the intake ports plus changed the turbo that had a seized VNT system on it and a bad oil seal (at least a pint and a half of oil fell out of the intercooler when I opened up the intake.) Being that all this needed to be done at once and it is so high mileage, I started by pulling engine out. The labor alone would've cost more the than the thousand dollars I paid for the car. The parts ran me about 500 bucks and now it runs like a top and is averaging 45mpg and gets a good solid 8psi intake charge boost under moderate acceleration and tops out at 14.5psi under full load at a decent engine speed. TLDR: the labor involved, the parts usually needed (especially with most engines being interference engines) if the belt failed means you might as well either: A - do it yourself (I have loads of time, I suffered a major iatrogenic neurotoxic encephalopathy) or B - pay some clown that'll probably half ass rebuilding the heads and cylinders, fixing the smashed pistons and cleaning up the engine so it can go on to a short life of extremely high oil consumption before it goes kaput again or C - get a rebuilt engine or a used one with warranty, swap it yourself if you got the tools or pay the clown that'll probably rip you off anyway, keep your core and pay you nothing for it (the failed engine) and then rebuild it and sell it back out for a really generous profit (congrats you paid his rent/mortgage TWICE NOW!)
Is putting a twin turbo on a four-cylinder worth it?
Woah, slow down...mechanically anything is possible as long as you've got the money. Two turbos can provide a big kick, and I'm thinking you asked about two because you heard that you'd need one small turbo and one bigger turbo to be able to boost the power evenly across the engine's output power curve. I recommend you check out these things called VGT/VNT, variable geometry / variable nozzle turbos where the vanes inside turn with engine load and eliminate the need for a second turbo. However, there are a few issues with your question: 1. Do you have room in your engine bay to add turbos or superchargers? You'll have to add an intercooler, probably bigger oil pump and water pump, larger air intake, possibly waste gate on the exhaust. 2. Can the mechanical components of the engine handle the extra stresses of increased power output. Pistons, connecting rods, maybe even crankshaft. The point is that whatever engine you add a turbo to....it wasn't designed to work with a turbo so it'll begin to wear down faster. 3. Is the car's computer capable of communicating with a turbo? You might have to change this out and all the associated wiring. Tge
Is Toyota Innova Crysta a good buy for 24 Lacs?
Yes it is worth to buy Innova Crysta. Toyota Innova Crysta has been receiving tremendous response from buyers across the country. Within two weeks of its launch, the Innova Crysta garnered over 20,000 bookings which says a lot about its popularity. Toyota Innova Crysta 2016 Specifications Engine 2.4-litre GD, VNT Intercooler Diesel Maximum Power 146.9bhp Maximum Torque 343Nm Engine 2.8-litre GD Diesel Maximum Power 174.5bhp Maximum Torque 360Nm Transmissions 5-speed manual & 6-speed automatic
Is it possible to convert a natural aspirated diesel engine into a turbo engine?
It is possible. But it is not as simple as cutting off the inlet and exhausts and fit in a TC in between them. You need to keep some points in mind. A TC will increase the volumetric efficiency of the Engine. But in process of compressing the air, it will heat up the incoming air, But since heating up of the air will increase its volume so we will be loosing on the the added advantage of VA. So add an intercooler to retain the advantage of increased VA. Due to increased volumetric efficiency there will be a high chance of pre ignition commonly known as knocking. So you have to do two things. Firstly Strengthen the gasket, as there will be a increase in the compression pressure. And to lower the compression ratio, go for a lower compression piston, that is a piston with deeper grooved top. Make sure to use a waste gate/ VNT turbocharger so that the knocking could be controlled. To enjoy the benefits of the added mass of air, we need to increase the area of the path of the air, i.e, we need to increase the size of the valves. Thus a lot of modifications need to be done on the head. However, boring of valve guides is not something that I would recommend. It will weaken the Head. Also, We need to tap 2-4 holes on the head for the mounting of the Turbo charger. And don't forget to tap on the oil gallery to supply oil to the TC bearing and a return line onto the sump.
What are the main differences between the engines of a Formula 1 and a 24 hour Le Mans vehicle?
While F1 races are fairly short and run on regular FIA approved tracks, Le Mans is an endurance race and run on a very long and somewhat un-typically fast track. The extremely high speeds and extended full throttle runs (up to 85% of the lap is full throttle) put outsize stress on engines and drivetrain, while the 24-hour format requires engines to be able to perform in a race well beyond 5000km - while delivering the best possible fuel mileage. For an engine to be successful, it will have to deliver absolute reliability under the harshest of, and high survivability in the inevitable event of a race incident or mishap. It’s a massive challenge, an imho way beyond the capability of a current F1 engine in it’s F1 trim. I’m sure there are examples of F1 engines being run at Le Mans. At least, the other way around as Peugeot ran a 3.5 litre v10 in their 905 and went on to win Le Mans in 1992 and 1993, before switching to F1 and becoming a notable engine provider with a revised version of this engine. The Audi R18 TDI engine is a highly advanced and very interesting design. It’s a 120 degree V6 with "reversed" heads, meaning intakes are at the outside and exhausts point into the V. This allows the use of a single very advanced VNT turbo of which little is revealed, apart from it being of a new and enhanced design. Architecturally, it’s brilliant – the turbo intake is a straight channel from the roof while the exhaust is high and central straight through to the rear of the car. Likewise, routing from the outboard intercoolers is short and effective. According to an article in Racecar Engineering, this engine is significantly more effective than it’s predecessor, allowing for longer stints and fewer fuel stops. Power is quoted at 540hp, which means it only gives up about 40hp to the huge R15 engine. Torque is down a lot, enough to be able to move from a five to a six-speed transmission. (Erroneously posted as a comment rather than an answer)
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