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Spy Shots – 300Tdi and 200Tdi Variable Geometry Turbo.

As it's brought up in the past - including converting to the TGV set-up....

Following on from the success of my Td5 Variable Geometry Turbo, I have now had a version made for both the 300Tdi and the 200 Tdi.

Both turbo's are a bolt on conversion – complete with all gaskets and oil pipe work where required.

The 200Tdi turbo requires the use of a new down pipe, but the 300Tdi version bolts straight up to the standard exhaust.

Both are available in various specifications to meet customer and vehicle requirements.

Unlike other turbo conversions on the market, both versions sit in standard locations so do not require any modifications to the air intake setup or intercooler pipe work.

The Variable Geometry Turbo conversion doesn't just make a difference at low speed, a Variable Geometry Turbo ensures that the turbo is always working at its optimum setting regardless of load/engine speed (RPM) - this means that turbo lag becomes none existent. You put your foot down, and instantly you will feel the effects!! This can never be obtained with a standard Fixed Geometry Turbo.

Prices to follow…

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Ian

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Watching with "extreme" interest :), I take it your 200tdi setup covers both disco and defender layouts?? I believe Allards one only did Disco. Also is standard pump tweak all that is needed to get it to run correctly?

Cheers

Ruu

The one photographed is for a Defender 200Tdi ;) .... Discovery shouldn't be a problem.

A standard pump modification with the turbo (and ideally a better intercooler) will give a good gain - but there is more you can do!

Ian

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The one photographed is for a Defender 200Tdi ;) .... Discovery shouldn't be a problem.

A standard pump modification with the turbo (and ideally a better intercooler) will give a good gain - but there is more you can do!

Ian

Are you sure? lol no offence meant. To me it doesnt look right.... you say its a 200def one but, on a def 200 the turbo sits up top and therefore the exhaust goes back down past the manifold. On your third picture the down pipe heads away from the manifold???? meaning it would be sticking out the bonnet. I am most likely wrong and just confused. looks like a 300 to me.....

Anyway i still am very impressed and want one after i have paid for the galv chassis....

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if you're looking for guinea pigs...

shotgun first.....

I was just about to put a 300 turbo on my defender that disco 200 engine while im changing the chassis. 1 reason was for a bit more oomph and to also get the air intake towards the bulkhead for a through cab snorkel. Would it be possible to put your 300 vvt on the disco 200 engine in the same way?

cheers

Jad

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  • 3 weeks later...
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B b b b bumppppp.....

And it's now not early in 2011.

Does anybody have any more to report on this project? Is it available to buy? Has the idea been cancelled? Is anybody else doing a bolt-on 300Tdi VNT? Nothing shown on either IRB or BAS websites about it.

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