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patrolrulz
11th September 2012, 01:39 PM
Hi all HELP looking 4 suggestions on thee best way to cool EGT currently have 3inch, small muffler, boost to 15psi standard IC & scoop wish 2 tow off-road van approx 3000kg yet EGT up 2 400 with 6x4 with 500kg in it 4th gear up 15deg incline doing 80k

Ben-e-boy
11th September 2012, 03:02 PM
I would upgrade your intercooler and scoop and get a proper tune if it were me. In saying that 400 degrees it still ok, you dont really want to go over 500 degrees post turbo,

cross country do a cooler scoop combo and so does a.r.e. You want to spend decent money on an intercooler dont get cheap ebay crap because it is exactly that.
Cheers
Benny

Bambill
11th September 2012, 09:35 PM
You proberly need to provide a little more info.
Has anyone played with the pump?
What tyre size and diff ratio?
There are a few things that help the EGT's, timing being one that can reduce them alot. Factory timing is very conservative for emissions from the factory on the TD42T engines.
That would be the cheapest and easiest thing to look at first.
As for the ebay cooler comment above, thats one opinion.
I have seen many a ebay cooler work well and have personally had good results droping intake temps with them, without great pressure losses across the core.


Marty

patrolrulz
13th September 2012, 07:46 AM
Ta for the info as for pump I'm not sure if it has bin touched as just bought it had bin dynoed don't know when, standard tyres, diff

patrolrulz
13th September 2012, 08:47 AM
Hi all HELP looking 4 suggestions on thee best way to cool EGT currently have 3inch, small muffler, boost to 15psi standard IC & scoop wish 2 tow off-road van approx 3000kg yet EGT up 2 400 with 6x4 with 500kg in it 4th gear up 15deg incline doing 80k
The pump may have bin tweaked I'm not sure if it has bin touched as just bought it had bin dynoed don't know when, standard tyres, diff
Have just checked EGR has bin blocked & Butterfly removed prior to purchase :icon_bonk:

MudRunnerTD
13th September 2012, 09:02 AM
It is likely that when it was Dyno'd it was set for peak power. Most tuners will set it that way. I would be going to a Dyno Tuner and telling them that you are the new owner and will need to have it set up for heavy towing and they will likely de-tune it slightly.

your 400c is by no means hot. 500 and spiking at 550c up a big hill dragging 3ton is within expectation. I am assuming that you have a Pyro gauge and it is installed post turbo. If the other mods have been done then someone was playing with it for a particular outcome. Power.

I think you need to adjust your expectation a little as 400 is outstanding up a big hill carrying 500kgs in a trailer on a Tuned TD42Ti. If you have just bought this then learn how your car responds to the Pyro and your right foot as there is so much in your right foot mate.

Get it back on the Dyno if your really concerned and back the fuel off a little and most of your trouble may well be for naught.

patrolrulz
13th September 2012, 09:44 AM
Hi MudRunnerTD appreciate your input has shed much light on my pooy Thanks

Guess I have higher expectations as youngest son has my old 91 GQTD42 & eldest son a 95 TD42 setup by Swaffy with a GT2860 water to air IC beefed up pump etc & it goes like 40 bastards will reassess my goals

I have just fisholened doors & sills & rust proofed all under body & chassis it drives very well on an 2inch OME just installed I love it

Thanks again for your input

patrolrulz
13th September 2012, 09:45 AM
Another ? which Catch Can do u recommend ?

threedogs
13th September 2012, 09:52 AM
Provent 200 is the one everyone recommends, heres my scoop.

patrolrulz
13th September 2012, 10:33 AM
Hey threedogs Thanks where did u get the scoop?

nissannewby
13th September 2012, 10:44 AM
Personally I wouldnt bother with a catch can vent it to atmosphere. Its not a good thing engine wise to be pumping spent crankcase gas back into your intake. And before any says it I know its illegal but its one of the best things you could do.

patrolrulz
13th September 2012, 06:43 PM
Might try & disguise it

justy
31st March 2015, 10:06 PM
How do you vent it with no catch can? Just a hose off the crank case vent and block the intake one?