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Old Nov 18, 2007
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Guess what i just bought

A TURBO!!! its an IHI RHB52 it one step closer to my turbo setup
woop woop and it was cheap ranger forums kick booty
 
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Old Nov 18, 2007
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Okay, now I'm jealous. How much was it if you don't mind me asking?
 
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Old Nov 18, 2007
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hehe thats the best part i only spent $90 with shipping its so awesome i bought it from a guy over at the ranger station
ill post pics up as soon as it arives
 
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Old Nov 19, 2007
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Doesn't that seem suspicious? You better make sure everything looks okay inside of it first.
 
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Old Nov 19, 2007
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A turbo for $90?!?!?!?!?! Arnt they usually thousands of dollars.

If its legit then congrats.
 
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Old Nov 19, 2007
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no i checked it out
he said he was using it for a turbo yota truck but he decided to sell the truck i mean its not like its a 50trim its small but i couldnt pass up the deal and there only thousands of $$$$ if they are really big name brand /or just really big
 
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Old Nov 19, 2007
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Originally Posted by Lord Of War
A turbo for $90?!?!?!?!?! Arnt they usually thousands of dollars.

If its legit then congrats.

Its just a turbo... not a turbo kit... I used to have the dream of turbo'ing something... but when you factor everything else that it needs BESIDES the turbo, its a money pit... Have fun with the rest of the build

Rocky
 
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Old Nov 19, 2007
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thanks man i need a tuner and rods and piping then ill install it all at once =D i cant wait what kind of power do ya'll think ill have?
i wanna push about 15-18psi any hp figures and everything will be forged so it should hould up with no problem eventually ill go with more boost but i dont wanna go full out yet
 
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Old Nov 19, 2007
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15-18psi is alot for a turbo, without a whole rebuilt b lock / head....

Ive always wanted to supercharge my 4.0 but now at 76k miles, im scared to blow my internals..

rocky
 
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Old Nov 19, 2007
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thats alot of psi. i was thinking youd run like 5-8 psi on our motors. will that turbo create that much psi?
 
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Old Nov 19, 2007
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yeah thhe turbo i bought will hold 20 easy i think but im plannig on going all out so thats why i said 15-18 i will get a better turbo but for now this will do i wanna end up pushing 22-25psi i know it sounds like alot but i mean honda do it all day why cant we...right?
i could get the piping and run 5-7psi but i would rather do it big the first time and hopfully right...but once i get everything i need and want ill start a log and post pics eveyday i mess with it i think if i get down and work constant i can get it assembled in about a week idk how long it would take to get it started im sure ill run into poblems so im not promising anything
 
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Old Nov 19, 2007
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let me tell u this there is no way ur guna run over 6-8 pounds. a ford probe has the strongest crank made for a factory motor and they can only handle 12 pounds and eagle talon tsi a turbo car can only handle 15 pounds from the factor and the motors are built for a turbo. the 4.0 is not a motor that is built to handle any boost let alone very little u should stick with about 5 pounds to keep internals safe
 
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Old Nov 20, 2007
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i dont think you know alot about this i also said i was forging my internals and so they will hold up fine i have weisco pistons getting crower rod total seal rings bigger injectors fuel pump and MAF and take a gander at this http://rangersrevenge.com/turbo_ranger_road_run.wmv]20lbs in a ranger[/URL]
he is using the 2.5l ranger motor and he's on 20lbs so i guess ill be fine since he is the build im goin off of and i have a buddy with a laser(same as talon) and he's running 24psi on stock internals and you can make any car run more than stock boost just cuz that what they come from the factory with 15 psi doesnt mean thats all they can run
 

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Old Nov 20, 2007
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cool
 
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Old Nov 21, 2007
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Coming from someone that has had 6 turbo cars the truck will never hook up and I doubt you will run that much boost, mabey on 110 and the tune of a lifetime. Why didnt you just buy something that was turbo in the first place instead of a truck which takes way too much money to make fast?
 

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Old Nov 21, 2007
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yeah thats a pretty high PSI, im actually looking into doing the same thing with my 91 ranger. that turbo you bought is the same that came on the turbo thunderbirds in the late 80's. its not a bad turbo but if you plan on running a decent amount of boost (around 14psi or so) i have read that it is a good idea to upgrade to atleast a T3/T4 therefore it will help keep the turbo cooler due to the less stress and heat that will be generated on the larger turbo. Also i have read that with running that much psi on the small turbo you must beware of detonation. I have found kits on ebay with a T3/T4 turbo for the rangers for a little under $600. Its not the best kit but there is nothing wrong with the turbo and its a decent way to get a quick setup to start from. good luck with the build, ill be in your shoes shortly. - Jay
 
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Old Nov 21, 2007
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yes, i plan to upgrade to a better turbo but for now it will do for i will not be runnig high boost so i can get used to and to one his own its my truck ill do what i want just wanted to share my good news if your just gonna put it down dont even bother posting
 
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Old Nov 21, 2007
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O i didnt see that u were forging your internals i missed that some where i thought u were guna try and run that much boost on a stock truck sry for the miss hap
 
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Old Nov 21, 2007
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its fine no harm done
 
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Old Nov 21, 2007
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imma go against you all.... and say "he'll be able to do it", just may not last very long
 
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I think you're wiping before you're pooping here, but I'd love it if you'd prove me wrong.
 
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Old Nov 21, 2007
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I think you're wiping before you're pooping here, but I'd love it if you'd prove me wrong.

baha thats funny first time i heard that one well ill let ya'll know how it goes next paycheck PISTON and the turbos shipping friday so im thinking between wensday and friday when it arrive ill post up picks
 
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Old Nov 22, 2007
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i doubt you are gonna get that much psi.. you better grab internals that are gonna get you more compression
 
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Old Nov 24, 2007
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i doubt you are gonna get that much psi.. you better grab internals that are gonna get you more compression
you want a lower compression for boost high compression for all motor!!!!
 
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Old Nov 25, 2007
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so i got my turbo its a 48mm ill get pics up tomorrow
with a manifold
 
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