help on putting turbo isuzu carburated engine
 

i've never done anything with turbo engines at all i know how they work and all that but thats about it i have an isuzu amigo with a carburated 2.3L the engine blows it has 96 horsepower i figured turbo would be a sweet way to help its suckage i know its not gonna be a ------- race car and ill still be getting passed by 4 yr olds on thier tricycles but i just wanna ---- around i jsut wanted to know like how much boost i can run and what all it would take to make it turbo would i have to change anything with the fuel just throw me some ideas on what all i would need to make this ---- work

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wow thanks man that helps me alot ---- you

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i just wanna know what it takes to turbo a carburated engine everything that i found on here is with FI and you need hondata or some other program to make the air fuel ratio work what do i need to do with a carburater or do i not have to do anything at all?

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kill yourself

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+1

seriously don't waste your time or money

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The easiest way to turbo a carburated engine is a "Draw through design" where the carburator is mounted on the intake side of the turbo. If you know how to tune a carburator, all you need is a wideband to get started. But i seriously doubt that the stock carb has big enough jets to supply the engine with the required amount of fuel needed for a turbo motor. Look into a aftermarket carb, with choices on jets, multiple pumps, dual float design. Some things you might want to think about - due to the fact that you cant control duty cycle like an EFI setup your motor will run pig right until you are at WOT and full boost. This means poor poor poor gas mileage. also alot of fab work for the carb and setup.also you cant run a standard FMIC because the gas will collect in the intercooler, But there is hope for an intercooler like an "air to water intercooler. (more expensive but needed when running upwards in boost). There are some other pro's and cons. but mostly if you decide to go through with this please keep us informed. It would be nice to see a carb Turbo ISUZU. :6

www.turbomustangs.com - alot of carb setups here may give you some idea's

Re: help on putting turbo isuzu carburated engine
 

hell yeah, I have a trooper thats the same engine - 2.3 bbl, I'd like some boost to help pull the engine I pickup for work.

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check out my turboed carb setup.
https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...?topic=54910.0
if you have any questions, let me know

Randy