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Well, I'm no expert on turbocharging, but in November 1998 I did purchase my own Sunny turbo engine and boy did I learn a lot. I have read a good bit on the topic in both on the net and in the popular import car publications. I have a reasonable knowledge of the theories and the equipment involved in turbocharging a small 4 cylinder engine.
I would like to say first and foremost, turbocharging a naturally aspirated vehicle is not as simple as buying a kit or engine and bolting it up and driving. There is a lot more involved in this if you plan on having dependable transportation that will last longer than a few weeks.
Bolt on Mods:
First, the engine you want to turbocharge cannot have a high compression ratio. The traditional compression ratio for a four cylinder engine is 8.5 to 1. You can go a little higher with multi-point injection. Most non-turbo cars have 9 to 1 or higher compression ratios. You can get away with about 9 to 1 turboed but beyond that, and the boost you add with the turbocharger will cause pre-detonation and blow your engine. Also, the higher the compression ratio, the less boost you can pump into the engine.
So you'll be rebuilding the engine with custom low compression pistons to lower the compression ratio, and at the same time, you'll be strengthening the block to take the additional stress of the turbocharger.
Obviously the entire computer system in you car has to be changed over to the the system for the used engine. You will need to get the the ECU, the engine wiring harness, all of the engine sensors, all of the solenoids and actuators and additional electronics which control the turbo system. So ensure that a trained mechanic is with you when making the purchase.
Next up, the fuel system delivery will have to be upgraded. You'll need higher flow rate injectors, a higher pressure fuel pump and sub-pump, and a rising rate fuel pressure regulator. Without the additional fuel, the engine will run too lean under the boost of the turbo, and will detonate, and blow.
You have to convert the entire induction system, which includes intake manifold, exhaust manifold, air plenum, waste gate, intake piping, and inter-cooler.
Now we're done with the engine up grade or replacement, it's time to look at all of the other changes you have to make.
The clutch is the most obvious, the turbo needs a stronger clutch. You'll burn your stock one out in no time with the extra power. If it's a transmission, the stock tranny is not like the heavy duty tranny used on turbo models. You may be replacing cluster gears on an annual basis if you don't upgrade or change yours for a turbo model tranny.
The crown wheel and pinion gears and differential in your stock application are most likely not as durable as those in the turbo models. You'll pop a few diffs until you upgrade to the turbo parts.
The heat form the turbo can affect the engine's cooling, thus requiring you to upgrade radiator or fans. Also affected by the heat is the paint on you bonnet, please insulate the engine room.
Do not forget the cash outlay for gauges, turbo timer, etc.
So it becomes quite obvious that it is no small task to put a turbo onto a non-turbo car. I cannot imagine that installing the turbo and accompanying parts your car would cost less than $2000. Even though if you shop around in the scrap yards you could manage to get the parts to get you going for around $1500 including installation.
There is another option though. There are several US companies who make custom turbocharging kits that work on non-turbo import cars even those whose compression ratio is a little too high for the stock system changeover. This will involve lots of custom piping and some electronics that will be piggybacked onto your ECU and sensors to trick the computer into thinking that your car is operating within normal parameters. This still doesn't solve the drive train durability issues, but the end product will likely out perform the stock turbo counterpart and additional tuning for more power will be easier, because you are starting out with more flexible equipment which won't need to be upgraded from OEM to work with.
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3 Tips For Getting the Best Jewelry Making Tools For Wire Work
Anyone that wants to make great wire work jewelry needs to have the right tools. Many newbies to jewelry making -- and even some of us who have been doing this for awhile get a bit intimidated when it comes to the world of tools. Some jewelry makers actually get a bit stubborn, and attempt to make one single tool work for every possible configuration. It just doesn't work! You really do need a variety of tools for best success.
Here's my best beginners' tool list (and a frugal minded one at that) for wire work jewelry:
* The most important first: your pliers- flat-nose, chain-nose, round-nose
* A good quality pair of side flush cutters
* A good, smooth steel plate (this is a terrific substitute that is less expensive than a steel bench block)
* A hardware store hammer
* A small nylon or rawhide mallet
* A flat file (can find this at either the hardware store or a hobby store)
* Fine steel wool (for cleaning and polishing)
These tools will help you master wire work jewelry and create many beautiful pieces of jewelry.
Now that you know what you need, you might be wondering where to get these things. Here are some tips so you don't waste your money:
Tip #1:
Great tools can be found at the hardware store. "The hardware store?" you may ask, "that's where the light bulbs and ladders live." But no my little chickadee, you can find some of your jewelry making tools at the hardware store. Remember that you'll be working with wire and that wire is stiff and hard. It makes perfect sense that your perfect tools would live at the hardware store, just waiting to be found. Get a hammer, flat file, steel wool and a nylon mallet -- all at the hardware store! Best of all, often your hardware store jewelry making supplies will be less expensive than traditional craft store supplies!
Tip#2
Pay for quality so you don't pay for mistakes. This may seem funny to say after tip #1, but there is a time to spend the money. Here's where to spend your money: pliers. Never EVER get your pliers from the hardware store. Here's here you need to splurge on the specialized stuff.
It seems like many wire work jewelry makers scrimp a bit on their pliers (been there, done that!) so they have extra money to spend on supplies. But this is just like charging something on your credit card so you don't pay cash: not really a great bargain. You need quality pliers to see you through every wire work jewelry-making project that you do. If you purchase the cheapie pliers, you'll soon have trouble getting them to perform for you. There is nothing more frustrating than working on a great piece and having your tools not work as well as you do. The key to cutting costs is to know when - and pliers ain't the place to save. When it comes to pliers, you're wise to purchase quality tools that keep up the pace!
Tip #3:
Wire work jewelry making kit tools can be a great deal. But you do need to investigate exactly what is included in that kit. Many craft kits are created so they can be given as gifts or purchased by a beginner who may not completely understand what they need. We've already talked about exactly what tools you need. So if you see a wire work tool kit that includes lots of great pliers and a hammer or other tools for a top-notch price, then that is a good deal. But if it doesn't have the above tools and includes different types of tools then it is created for doing different types of jewelry and will not be useful for what you want to do.
Wire work jewelry making is very dependent on having the right tools. The more informed you are about your tools -- the stronger your jewelry making skills become.
Happy wire working!
About the Author
Christine Gierer is a self-taught jewelry maker and web master who enjoys sharing her knowledge with others. For great jewelry making and business articles, tutorials, tips and ideas, visit
http://www.how-to-make-jewelry.com
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