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Craig772 Member Since: 23 May 2022 Location: Cannock, Staffordshire Posts: 73 |
I am no expert but I am considering a stage 2 for my 10P TD5. In hot hatches I know that upgraded turbo's do make a difference so I assume the principle still applies here. The question I suppose is do they make much of a difference and is it noticeable on the road. That said I'd have thought that a good quality hybrid turbo would be stronger than a standard turbo so unless you're an absolute hooligan surely it would last longer. https://www.instagram.com/roxi_defender90/
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31st Jan 2024 7:07pm |
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barbel jim Member Since: 12 Dec 2012 Location: Northants Posts: 1423 |
It’ll run but will be overfueling as fuel delivery won’t match available airflow. You’ll be chucking out plenty of black smoke!Best replace like for like. Or standard turbo, and new map to suit. 180 on a hybrid isn’t much mind, hybrids generally push 200? 180 is easily obtainable on a standard turbo
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31st Jan 2024 9:42pm |
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MalteseRover Member Since: 02 Jul 2013 Location: Gozo Posts: 137 |
Thanks for the input.
I trust this person as he has been in land rovers, series up to td5s and his was really hard worked with plant trailers and told me that the standard turbo was ok on his map and it ran around 25 psi. My 110 is not as hard worked and when I drive i rarely over rev it - I drive cautiously and stick to moderate rpms. It does tow a 2+tonne tanker trailer but it is only a 3 mile trip on our rough winding roads which discourage over speeding with a 2 axle steerable trailer. It handles only 1 steep climb for about 2 minutes and I also do not need full rpm to tackle it laden on 2nd gear. my reasoning was that over fuelling would occur higher up the rev range which i rarely reach so a standard one would be fine. I rarely go past 1 bar, it is usually driven at around 0.5 bar. I would like to strip this one and check if i can rebuild (new bearings) but they may not be standard items and I lack time and patience at the moment. The local supplier of the turbo told me they do not offer cartridges or bearing kits, I can only get a new turbo. thanks |
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1st Feb 2024 5:07am |
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geobloke Member Since: 06 Nov 2012 Location: Nottinghamshire Posts: 4410 |
Most hybrid turbos are only different in that they have a billet turbine and roller bearings, some have a slightly bigger housing, but not all. Why would there be a problem with these in Malta? Curious. Personally, I have found the replacement hybrid up-rated CHRA cartridge I fitted to Miffy to be an excellent product and along with the Alive tuning etc. she has been incredibly reliable. The only thing about reverting to a standard turbo is that you might find the tune you have over-fuels. Maybe. Depends on how much of a tune you have. Mind you, you can always go back to a standard tune if you wish. |
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1st Feb 2024 11:05am |
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MalteseRover Member Since: 02 Jul 2013 Location: Gozo Posts: 137 |
I was actually wondering if it is worth the while to get a spare ECU with standard spec and see how it is in standard form. This friend of mine told me that it is a big different and becomes sluggish. I am actually happier plodding along with the 2.23 diesel so i do not mind being slow and overtaken. most current cars are super fast when compared to the remapped td5 anyway.
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11th Feb 2024 7:03pm |
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