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lamar95x4 09-14-2009 11:15 AM

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I've got an 07 Jeep Wrangler unlimited. If you look on any board almost all the JK owners are unhappy with their lack of power. My problem is with the 3.8L V6, I don't want to run dual turbos but in order to keep smog legal and all it has 4 cats and multiple O2 sensors. I already got a Superchips which has helped a lot but this is the first thing I've owned in years with less than 5 Liters. Every one else has either done a SC or Hemi conversion. I would like to do a single turbo but it would have to be at least 3-4 feet from the manifold. Any suggestions on a quick spooling turbo I could run "remotely".

Thanks,
Mike

BlackTeggy90 09-14-2009 12:03 PM

Try holset's they are cheap and spool real nice

BoostGear 09-14-2009 03:46 PM


Originally Posted by BlackTeggy90 (Post 1287164)
Try holset's they are cheap and spool real nice

Agreed. Holeset's are easy to find as well because Cummin's equiped Dodge's have ran them for years. If I was picking a Holeset specifically for that engine in a single setup remote mount, I would skip the HX35 and jump to an HX40 at least. To make it an easier install, I always use a cheap and standardized T3 or T4 turbine housing from BullseyePower.com (T4 in your case)

Bullseye Power Turbos

That said, this is homemadeturbo and I know I am going to get flamed for posting this, but that is life, I'll pick up the pieces and go on if I can, flame suit zipped up...

Squires Turbo Systems - Universal

You can start at least researching how Squires does their remote mount turbo applications and stuff with the link above.

Best of luck! ;D

lamar95x4 09-14-2009 10:44 PM

The STS style looks like it may be the best bet for my application. I'm sure I can find an old cummins in the boneyard somewhere. Have to see if they run coolant. I was thinking if I could run a completely remote oil system with an electric pump seperate from the engine oil. Thanks for the help

Mike

BoostGear 09-15-2009 09:39 AM


Originally Posted by lamar95x4 (Post 1287200)
The STS style looks like it may be the best bet for my application. I'm sure I can find an old cummins in the boneyard somewhere. Have to see if they run coolant. I was thinking if I could run a completely remote oil system with an electric pump seperate from the engine oil. Thanks for the help

Mike

This is going simply on memory, but I do not believe Holset HX35's or HX40's use coolant, they are a simple oil only turbocharger. If I am wrong, don't beat me up, but pretty sure they are oil only CHRA's.

turbof22a 09-15-2009 10:22 AM

yeah just go with a remote hx 40 and wrap all the piping leading to it. remember turbos like heat

lamar95x4 09-16-2009 12:01 AM

I might try the lizard skin insulation, gotta wait for the funds. I haven't even started getting any parts to see if it will go anyway.

lamar95x4 09-16-2009 11:16 PM

I put this on the JK forum and what a ruckus! I guess devoted Jeep people can't grasp FI.

Mike

vtech 09-17-2009 01:48 AM


Originally Posted by lamar95x4 (Post 1287200)
The STS style looks like it may be the best bet for my application. I'm sure I can find an old cummins in the boneyard somewhere. Have to see if they run coolant. I was thinking if I could run a completely remote oil system with an electric pump seperate from the engine oil. Thanks for the help

Mike

turbo's belong under the hood not under the car >:(

BoostGear 09-17-2009 08:54 AM


Originally Posted by lamar95x4 (Post 1287417)
I put this on the JK forum and what a ruckus! I guess devoted Jeep people can't grasp FI.

Mike

Is jeep even using fuel injection yet? just kidding. ;D


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