2.3l ranger "full" turbo kit
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They only thing I've ever seen legit on those type kits is the manifold and turbo. For a stock 2.3/2.5 you would have to tap a hole in the side of the block for the oil line to the turbo. Also you can't run much boost with stock pistons (too high of compression ratio). To add a turbo to the 2.3/2.5 you just about have to build it up or swap in a mid 80s 2.3 from an SVO mustang, tbird, merkur xr4ti, and i think there was a cougar that had one.
Check out this site for more info:
http://turborangerforums.com/
The guy that started it is legit. I think he had his truck running low 13s high 12s in the quarter. He built his engine with about 3000 dollars. But there are so many how to's on that sight that you can't go wrong.
NOTE that kit is most likely for the SOHC Rangers not the Duratec DOHC
Check out this site for more info:
http://turborangerforums.com/
The guy that started it is legit. I think he had his truck running low 13s high 12s in the quarter. He built his engine with about 3000 dollars. But there are so many how to's on that sight that you can't go wrong.
NOTE that kit is most likely for the SOHC Rangers not the Duratec DOHC
#3
They only thing I've ever seen legit on those type kits is the manifold and turbo. For a stock 2.3/2.5 you would have to tap a hole in the side of the block for the oil line to the turbo. Also you can't run much boost with stock pistons (too high of compression ratio). To add a turbo to the 2.3/2.5 you just about have to build it up or swap in a mid 80s 2.3 from an SVO mustang, tbird, merkur xr4ti, and i think there was a cougar that had one.
Check out this site for more info:
http://turborangerforums.com/
The guy that started it is legit. I think he had his truck running low 13s high 12s in the quarter. He built his engine with about 3000 dollars. But there are so many how to's on that sight that you can't go wrong.
NOTE that kit is most likely for the SOHC Rangers not the Duratec DOHC
Check out this site for more info:
http://turborangerforums.com/
The guy that started it is legit. I think he had his truck running low 13s high 12s in the quarter. He built his engine with about 3000 dollars. But there are so many how to's on that sight that you can't go wrong.
NOTE that kit is most likely for the SOHC Rangers not the Duratec DOHC
#4
The cast pistons/rods are usually the first to go under boost on a stock block. You can swap in the forged internals from the early turbo cars and turbo your truck just fine (a lima engine truck that is).
Tap for oil by the back of the head where the oil pressure sending unit is located. No idea wtf a 'sandwhich' plate feed line is. Taping the block is ideal as you want the oil drain from the turbo to be above the oil line in the pan. Some do tap the pan, but it isn't right.
Tap for oil by the back of the head where the oil pressure sending unit is located. No idea wtf a 'sandwhich' plate feed line is. Taping the block is ideal as you want the oil drain from the turbo to be above the oil line in the pan. Some do tap the pan, but it isn't right.
#5
Why tap the block? Sandwhich plate for the feed line, and tap the oil pan, for the drain line. And ive saw stock blocks take 10lbs, but the psi dont really matter. just because your pusing 4954950 lbs of boost, doesnt mean your making 239489023849hp .. Its all in proper turbo sizing for your application!
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