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  1. davidb56

    Starting research ld 465 1c turbo upgrade

    https://www.garrettmotion.com/turbocharger-technology/
  2. davidb56

    Starting research ld 465 1c turbo upgrade

    I stand corrected. too big would have lag. too small would have excessive exhaust back pressure.
  3. davidb56

    Starting research ld 465 1c turbo upgrade

    I'd first see how it runs. https://highwayandheavyparts.com/n-12787-adjusting-diesel-engine-injection-timing.html
  4. davidb56

    Starting research ld 465 1c turbo upgrade

    Over boosting with a huge turbo, would show up with low EGT temps but with lack of power, without the addition of more fuel. When you add fuel to your high boost pressures, the EGT goes up. 15-20lbs of boost should be fine for this engine, but I don't know how much more boost would cause head...
  5. davidb56

    Starting research ld 465 1c turbo upgrade

    https://www.quora.com/What-do-we-use-in-diesel-engines-rich-or-lean-mixture?share=1
  6. davidb56

    Starting research ld 465 1c turbo upgrade

    the EGT could be misleading. Be careful of a over lean situation...too much boost, not enough fuel.
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