thanks garry for that write up,
i am sure when you turn up boost to 22psi,
the feeling of the triton will have completly changed.
*22psi on the Tf03hl turbo-std turbo, is the best area to gain maximum power and torque,
without compraimising the life of the turbo, with no effect at all on the engine to. at 27psi and above is the std turbos maximum cfm and rpm.
so for those who want to take the std turbo up to its highest potential, dont overboost to 27psi,,, you will be producing less flow of air, and hotter air which will increase your egt. by staying in the efficiency range, where the air to fuel ratio will match, will heavily drop EGT, so run at 22psi, and max out at 25psi.
Mind you gets, anyone who is scared of overboosting because they dont know how much boost the std engine can handle. well a little insight, i am running 3Bar on my triton now, 3bar is 45psi-different turbo though!!!!. i have had no problems, not even one check light. this is how i build diesels trucks, everyday use, race use, crosscountry use,
all with no engine checklight and double the std power and double std torque, so imagen running a 300+HP Triton and way over 600NM of torque, with no engine checklight, minimal black smoke, good fuel economy and veryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy nice power and torque. 0-100 timed so far in low 6seconds, and 100-160 rediciously fast, 160-200 very quick.
i take on full projects to build customers cars in thailand, alot of which are from Canada, Australia etc.
though mind you i dont just do tritons, i do hilux, chevrolet colorado, and navara. if you gents want i can post some of the trucks i built if you guys are intrested in seeing modified 4 cilinder diesel trucks.