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Re: 4Cyl turbo Vs V6 3.0? [Re: 87monty] #1047229 04/25/13 03:49 AM
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and theeeen?

Re: 4Cyl turbo Vs V6 3.0? [Re: justrob] #1047230 04/27/13 06:06 PM
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87monty Offline OP
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and theeeen?

As we speek im working on the electrical, Air/Fuel management system. I had two ways of doing this. Either a S-AFC Air flow converter unit made by Apexi electronics (which I have)
Link: http://www.roadraceengineering.com/newafc.htm
Or the DSM Link made by ECM Tuning.
Link: http://www.dsmlink.com/
Both of these systems are very good. you can control all of the fuel ratio tables under boost. Which is very important to keep things from a melt down.



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T19 4sd with 205 transfer case
Re: 4Cyl turbo Vs V6 3.0? [Re: 87monty] #1047231 04/27/13 07:41 PM
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ryany Offline
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Nice setup.

How far down are you going to take the divorced downpipe before it joins the main exhaust again?


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3.8 MIVEC, Advance headers, 2 1/2" exhaust, Magnaflow muffler, OME shocks & rear springs, 2" body lift, 3" tank lift, 4.90s, TRE front locker, factory rear locker, Roger Brown Rock Sliderz, 315/75r16 (35") tires, Sport big brakes
Re: 4Cyl turbo Vs V6 3.0? [Re: ryany] #1047232 04/27/13 08:09 PM
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87monty Offline OP
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Thanks! This has been a really cool build for sure. I think I will add around 2" or 3" of stright stainless tube. That way I wont have to worrie about it trying to back feed the waste gate. Im running a Bullseye 57 trim turbo which is great for this set up, plus I was able to use a Stock but ported Dsm exhaust manifold, they are very strong and heavy duty. I dont like headers due to the heat they produce, the more you keep in the better and efficient the turbo will work. Here is a picture of a rw drive set up like mine.

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96 SR
87 Montero SWB=Turbo diesel 4BT
T19 4sd with 205 transfer case
Re: 4Cyl turbo Vs V6 3.0? [Re: 87monty] #1047233 06/05/13 06:28 PM
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Any updates?
How is the wiring going?

Re: 4Cyl turbo Vs V6 3.0? [Re: gmp22] #1047234 08/13/13 10:13 PM
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87monty Offline OP
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Any updates?
How is the wiring going?


I did get the harness a while back, it's pretty stright foward and doing the starion swap really helps with this project. Lately I have been working a lot so not much as been done. The engine is pretty much finished with only a few small things left to do. I did pick up a a dsm gen1 eprom ecu that I needed. For now im going to build my bumber and get the intercooler put in. (Which my starion motor now needs desperately anyway.
This fire will never go out.. may smolder once in a while but all I do is stoke it back up!

cheers <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />

Last edited by 87monty; 08/13/13 10:14 PM.


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96 SR
87 Montero SWB=Turbo diesel 4BT
T19 4sd with 205 transfer case
Re: 4Cyl turbo Vs V6 3.0? [Re: 87monty] #1047235 08/15/13 04:02 PM
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87monty Offline OP
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OK so I am now going with a 5 speed tranny thanks to Russ!!
Oh I can smell the tires already <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
from what iv been told it frees up power and is really fun to drive. woo hoo



2003 limited 20 year anniversary
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87 Montero SWB=Turbo diesel 4BT
T19 4sd with 205 transfer case
Re: 4Cyl turbo Vs V6 3.0? [Re: 87monty] #1047236 08/15/13 05:41 PM
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Wait to you see how fast you have to pull second gear, with the low "truck" first gear. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/zombie.gif" alt="" />


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Re: 4Cyl turbo Vs V6 3.0? [Re: MontyMcV] #1047237 08/18/13 02:18 AM
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87monty Offline OP
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So after some advice and research the Montero 5 speed will explode behind my 4g64....Crap
So I did find a good alternative
Might go with a Toyota 5 speed trans from a 99 4runner
Driver side drop and very strong.
here is the guy with the adapters, super cool guy and will
make what ever you want. I want to stay mitsu but still looking for the right combo!
http://www.billsautofab.com/default.asp

Last edited by 87monty; 08/18/13 10:56 PM.


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87 Montero SWB=Turbo diesel 4BT
T19 4sd with 205 transfer case
Re: 4Cyl turbo Vs V6 3.0? [Re: 87monty] #1047238 08/18/13 02:30 AM
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geocrasher Offline
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So after some advice and research the Montero 5 speed will explode behind my 4g64....Crap
So I did find a good alternative
Might go with a Toyota 5 speed trans from a 99 4runner
Driver side drop and very strong.
here is the guy with the adapters, super cool guy and will
make what ever you want.
http://www.billsautofab.com/default.asp


Also opens up a world of dual transfer cases.


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