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can i install turbo on my takeuchi ???

euclides5370 ยท 2014-05-07 05:14

hi i have a takeuchi machine TL126 and have the engine isuzu 4jb1 , and i want install a turbo but i dont think they have a original turbo for this machine like a upgrade so i google and find this on ebay http://www.ebay.com/itm/RHB5-Turbo-Charger-HOLDEN-ISUZU-Rodeo-4JB1-2-8L-IHI-8944739540-8944739541-/121324902067?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1c3f8716b3&vxp=mtr

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  1. #1Walker12014-05-08 22:21

    Sure, you have my permission. You can install turbo on anything, just a matter of how much money you want to spend.

  2. #2cartzblown94z2014-05-08 22:30

    It was designed to run as is. If you want more power buy a diff machine. That turbo is designed for a gas car engine Exh housing size and comp specs won't be correct for a Diesel engine

  3. #3Belooky2014-05-08 23:08

    No thats actually the right turbo for his motor. Have to remember. In other countries they stuff small diesels into EVERYTHING possible. Lots of diesel izuzu's in the world.

  4. #4mitch5042014-05-08 23:20

    If that's the right turbo, you would still have to get more fuel into the engine. depending on the engine, taking your pump to a shop, or replacing your injectors. Then, you have to replumb your air intake system. If you can't just buy the parts that fit a turbo model of the same machine, you're better off just buying a machine with more power. There is more to balancing it out than it seems.

  5. #5KSSS2014-11-11 19:39

    I cant believe that a TL26 would be worth this kind of investment. I would take the money and use it to buy a different machine but to each his own.

  6. #6clintm2014-11-11 19:50

    unless you are running at high altitude ? when you get it running right with more power then you have to worry with the drive train tearing itself apart with more hp than it was designed for . just like the speed shop says .. speed ain't nothing but money how fast you wan't to go$$$$$$

  7. #7pafarmer2014-11-16 04:22

    Allot of other items would need to be changed when adding a turbo to a motor. Injectors, air intake, fuel pump, electronic re flash etc etc You can't simply add a turbo to motor and go. You would be hard pressed to justify the added cost of changing all of the items I mentioned ..your best bet would be to sell your current machine and find a turbo charged machine and buy it...you would be much further ahead in the dollars and cents Dept.