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Old 02-08-2012, 05:22 PM   #81
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flywheel is balanched and ready to be put together.wanted to ask what do you think about holset turbos like the hx 45 and hx50
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Old 02-08-2012, 07:39 PM   #82
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flywheel is balanched and ready to be put together.wanted to ask what do you think about holset turbos like the hx 45 and hx50
I'm not familiar with them offhand - can you send me a link so I can examine their specifications?
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Old 02-08-2012, 07:46 PM   #83
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they are diesel turbos but i dit some research and the people who used it got good results same as the garret turbos just tipe in holset hx 45 there is alot of stuff on them.
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Old 02-09-2012, 11:49 PM   #84
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they are diesel turbos but i dit some research and the people who used it got good results same as the garret turbos just tipe in holset hx 45 there is alot of stuff on them.
Sounds like an experiment to me. Unless the turbo has been spec'd to produce optimal horsepower gains in a 3.0L gasoline engine, I can't recommend it. However, if you do decide to go forward with this experiment, I'd ask a bit favor of you to please post your results here.
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Old 03-12-2012, 04:20 PM   #85
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I want to change the valve stem seals before i start assemble is it just better to take the head off or do i try to do it with the head on.I got a gasket set the make is evergreen automotive do you know it.The valve stem seals is worn out because of the crap that is in the head.If i must take it off il get ARP head studs and take the head in to get clean.thanks.
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Everyone I've heard of going this route has been disappointed. Here's a little background info on the differences and physics involved:

http://www.wcengineering.com/articles/dieselturbo.html

Among other issues diesel turbochargers typically have a huge A/R to accommodate the slower and cooler exhaust. You can get the HX45 with a variety of back end configurations for different applications and it's easy money to bet that what you've got isn't ideal for any gasoline engine.
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I want to change the valve stem seals before i start assemble is it just better to take the head off or do i try to do it with the head on.I got a gasket set the make is evergreen automotive do you know it.The valve stem seals is worn out because of the crap that is in the head.If i must take it off il get ARP head studs and take the head in to get clean.thanks.
http://bellsouthpwp2.net/p/w/pwpanas...ra%20Turbo.htm
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so i decided to take the head off so that the head can be recond and the company is grinding the cams to 272 8.3mm lift.do you know that brand of gasket evergreen or do i just buy a toyota head gasket or a cometic.
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so i decided to take the head off so that the head can be recond and the company is grinding the cams to 272 8.3mm lift.do you know that brand of gasket evergreen or do i just buy a toyota head gasket or a cometic.
A stock head gasket is fine for a 2jz-gte. Exceptions might be a very high lift cam (which is excellent for forced induction, by the way), and a custom valve seat job (eg. 7 angle, full radius, etc.).
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Old 05-06-2012, 03:49 PM   #90
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Hi me again.The head should be finish next week can wait.So i hade some money to spent so bought a new turbo a garret rated at 700hp.Can any one help me i want to buy full slicks MT or MH was thinking of getting 26/15/11 will it fit.
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