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Hey guys, here's my Gq patrol
5 inch spring lift, 2 inch body lift 35x12.50x15 Goodyear Wrangler Mtrs with Kevlar Running Straight blow through Impco setup, with factory VL t3 with cast turbo manifold and dump, 2 1/2 exhaust (given the old N/A patrol a big liven up now) heaps more stuff that i cant think off at the moment ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by beast3805; 23-06-10 at 23:54. |
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Was playing around with the timing tonight and found that 17Degress BTDC seems to be the best at the moment, untill i get the dizzy remapped to suit LPG :P Ive got 2 xr6 turbo intercoolers kicking around that i'm wanting to hook up, but il need to get motivated again to do it hehe, the setup at the moment as made a massive difference to the slugbox it was before I'll get some pics up, but they are pre-turbo+respray pics, so the patrol looked a bit uglyish back then, i cant wait to test it out in the bush turboed ---------- Post added 23-06-10 at 18:14 ---------- 2008 5inch spring lift 2 inch body ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() 2009 5 inch spring lift, 2 inch spring spacer lift and 2 inch body lift (yes i eventually rolled it) ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by beast3805; 23-06-10 at 18:57. |
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beast have you ever thought about a water to air intercooler such as a pwr barrel cooler or the vortech squarish looking ones.
just would have thought something like that would be a better option than a air to air as the mud wouldnt be able to get in between the fins and block them up which would cause the turbo air temps to rise substantially if your running anything over 10psi. |
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Yea im trying to keep boost under 10psi, i not chasing axle snapping power, but just a bit more of a spruce up for the underpowered rb30 powered patrol, with it running on 7-8psi boost it actually goes quite well. |
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Cheers bud, ye 1 of the boys made it for his GQ, but wanted to go for another design, so we did a little deal (swaped my factory GQ towbar assembly for his whole rear bar) and that was that hehe
---------- Post added 23-06-10 at 23:01 ---------- Yeah sometimes you just gota learn the hardway (as i did), it did have its good and bads at the time, but its quite capable the way its set up now and am leaving it at that. |
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beast if thats the case your better off leaving it non intercooled and having a factory turbo crossover pipe as mud wouldnt get in then.
does thick mud or mega steep hills pull the engine down with only 7-8psi or it churns up them effortlessly. if no has there been anytime at all it has struggled in any terrain. in your pics it looks like you have had a few different sets of tyres over the time you have had it. in your opinion what has been the best tyres you have used. |
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Mine is a 4.2 turbo inter cooled straight gas and it churns up hills effortlessly on 12psi...
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Road inclines i use to struggle and always kick it back to 3rd ringing its neck to keep up speed, now i just leave it in 5th plant the foot, once engine is under load the turbo spools up and does all the work for me now ![]() Tyres, i owned *Silverstone Extreme M/ts (copy of the simex tyre) 35x11.50x15 on 15x7custom offset rims Good in the mud for a cheap mud tyre, but are unfortunately undersized by a fair bit, we tested a mates tyre bran new, it measured in at 33 3/4inch! thats a full 1 and 1/4 inch smaller than the printed label, very disappointing, also found they poped off the bead quite easily and got crap in bead easily causing the tyre to deflate slowly over time *Maxxis Mudzillas 35x13.50x15 Bias ply on 15x8 rims -22offset Found them to wear very badly! poor traction in the wet, wandered alot on the road, wernt very good at all in the mud (always looked like big race slicks) had to be aired down a fair bit (10psi) to get them to bag out as there a stiff sidewall *Goodyear Wrangler Mtr with Kevlar (new design on the wranglers) 35x12.50x15 on 15x8 rims -22 offset By far the best all round Tyre I've owned! They are a bit pricey but definitely worth it, They seem to go quite well in the mud, on road are very quite for an aggressive tyre and exceptional traction in the wet. They have a 3 ply sidewall and once aired down to around 15psi, they bag out very very well and seem to hug rocks like pillows, haven't ye had 1 pop off the beed and have given them a hard time To some that up, if your wanting a decent tyre i'd go the Goodyear Wranglers ![]() ---------- Post added 24-06-10 at 19:30 ---------- Quote:
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yeah i have heard the silverstones are junk from somebody else as well.
the maxxis i dont know of anybody thats used them that i know. the guys with offroaders i know usually all have pedes or claws although i know my mate was going to try some goodyear mtrs next but i dont know what type i will pass on your feedback. im thinking of getting a patrol myself and a rb30 patrol looks a viable and smart option for me as engine parts are cheap as chips and if alls it takes to get something with good off road power is as simple as a stock turbo conversion then it tempts me even more as everything is pretty much available on this forum. 4.2 would be nice but i presume it would be much more costlier to turbocharge compared to the 3ltr. |
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Ye i highly recommend getting an rb30 patrol, there got so much potential and are a bloody tuff/reliable engine. They do run a different gearbox to the 4.2 patrols, there like a 300zx or something gearbox (if somewon can clarify that for me?), just gotta be care-full running to much power through them as they will pop! Definitely pass on my info bout the Mtr's to your mate, if he wants a good all round tyre for road and offroad, tell him "Goodyear Wrangler Mtr's with KEVLAR" are the way to go ![]() Last edited by beast3805; 25-06-10 at 19:57. |
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yeh rb30 unit is what i will be chasing i think just so much more affordable for engine parts and hi performance bolt on items.
with your patrol when you had the 5 inch springs the 2 inch spacers and the 2 inch body lift was it a nightmare to drive on the street ?. i mean as in getting the sways at certain speeds or feeling like it was unstable going to tip on certain corners at any particular speed etc ? or do you have fully adjustable shocks where you set them extremely soft in the bush so they travel and then can stiffen them right up when on road to prevent any of the above mentioned from happening. i gather you have kept the 5 inch springs and the 2 inch body but have removed the spring spacers or is it still running them ? i will be sure to let my mate know about the mtrs with kevlar cheers. also what are yours or anybody elses thoughts on tsl boggers ? any good. |
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oh the picture where ur car has like cliffs up both side, thats at warburton isnt it? good track that one how was ur rear qaurter panel after it haha, i climbed that one to, no winch needed and pouring rain
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It was a bit top heavy (wasn't running sway-bars either but had heavy coils) it did sway a bit but that was due to a combination of not having enough +castor and the bias ply Mudzilla's i was running at the time, seemed a bit better when running the Silverstones, your gotta adjust your driving style to suit that sorta lift and also need to go wider in the vehicles track to compensate. if i really put it into a tight corner at low speed, i could lift the LHF wheel 1 to 2 feet off the ground and it actually held it quite well without feeling like rolling over. At the moment I'm running just 5 inch coils (prob 4 inch due to saggage) and 2 inch body lift, seems to be quite capable of doing most things I don't know much about the Bogger's, haven't been 4bying with anyone that runs them, but i have done previous reading on the Tyre, they seem to be an awesome mud tyre, if not 1 of the best? but i wouldn't wanna be running them on the road to much....and they do seem rather expensive! Last edited by beast3805; 27-06-10 at 20:33. |
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Its not a rb30 , its a tb4.2 turbo but heres a vid anyway
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