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Will.I.AM



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United Kingdom 2005 Defender 130 Td5 HCPU Kaikoura Stone
Turbo Actuator Rod
Heloo, Can someone tell me what the best pressure for a stage two remap is on a td5, what the limit is, and which way you wind the Act rod to get this up.
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barbel jim



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Shorter for more boost. Stage 2 is generally 9/10 threads showing, less will give you more boost but your engine will go bang Big Cry Big Cry You have been warned. Be best to check with who fitted your stage 2 though as it should compliment your fueling Thumbs Up
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And unless you've got a boost box (or the ECU has been modified inside, or maybe a special tuning file) then as soon as you raise the boost, it'll go into limp home mode.

With the instructions you get with most boostboxes, the optimimum pressure seems to be around the 18~19psi area.

The only accurate way to measure it is to get a pressure guage. Yes, you can shorten the rod, but you don't know where you're starting from.
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Will.I.AM



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yep i have a boost box and i have a turbo guage, oil temp and pres guage you name it, thanks for the advice i just need to get an oil cooler now as i am Censored scared or knackering my engine even though it is Bloody fast!.
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Engine oil cooler? it's already got one, bolted to the side of the block, under the oil filter housing.
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Will.I.AM



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really, why do race td5 have an oil cooler then, (at least two from the LRO and at perth hill rally a few had'em) i thought that you needed one, that is great news if i dont....
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barbel jim



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Too much boost causes the head to float (even though the latter TD5 engines have dowls). Quality oil, genuine filters and changes 6000 should see you right.
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Will.I.AM



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ok cool. dod you know much about back pressure, does this affect the engine at all, ie atm, it only has the back sound mod, but if i take it off and make it straight through will it affect it much?
Post #251894 17th Jul 2013 2:21pm
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barbel jim



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It'll hurt your ears plenty !!!! and why ? For off road use ok but on road ??? I'm sure the police will appreciate it and stop you regularly, and I doubt it will be to admire and compliment you Rolling with laughter
On a TD5 it should make no difference, Back pressure as I understand affects the puma's as they have more electronics due to controlling emissions.
Regards your oil cooler- Yes you will be able to get an upgraded cooler as you have seen, but a competition vehicle will be driven and set up very different to a daily.
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kape, i guess mine is a daily runner but it isnt a normal daily runner in the sense that i race most hot hatches and whip their pants down standing!!!!c dont believe me, ask ironman 19 or bigsteve!!
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