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September 26th, 2013 12:07 AM #71
Hi Djerms.
I know you have a DMax before. You've been posting sa DMAx thread pa nga and read some of your comments.
Binabasa ko ung Thread ng Ranger. Nasa page 480 na nga ako. Mantakin mo, mula Page 1 tyinaga kong basahin just to read the comments about the Ranger.
Hirap kasi pag nagkamali ng bili. Di madali mag dispose ng sasakyan. Di tulad ng celphone.
There were even some comments there na ung Navarra and DMax nila mas malakas pa hatak at lower RPM and 1 also posted missing the low end kick
of his HiLux when he changed to Ranger.
There were also some posts saying at 6th Gear, the Ranger is at almost 2k RPM at 100kph. So parang ung 5 speed lang din ng 07 Santa Fe.
Nasa more or less 1800 RPM when travelling at 100kph. Ung 5th gear pa ng Santa Fe dadalhin ka pa hanggang 200kph. he he.
From what I can surmise now, the Ranger 2.2 engine is nothing spectacular even at 150HP and 300+ Torque.
It is just that madami syang bells and whistles at a lower price point tapos biggest dimensions pa even when compared sa new Dmax.
You can see from my posts in this thread na nagalit din ako sa Isuzu sa ginawa nila sa new DMax. Lumang engine ang kinabit. tsk tsk.
Pero, compared to Ford's 2.2 engine, di naman nalalayo ang power ng 4JJ1 TC (150hp vs 146hp). The torque of Ranger is much much higher.
300+ as against 4JJ1's 295 lang.
Pero the feedback from the Ranger's thread makes me think that the Ranger's engine is nothing spectacular.
Usual issues of small engines with Turbos - naka depende palagi sa boost kaya akyat muna ng RPM bago sumipa.
Si DMax naman, no boost needed. It has already enough head room even at lower RPM.
Nag iisip pa ako. Pero shortlist ko na tong dalawang pick up. Di pa naman this year ang plano ko bumili kaya mahaba pa oras ko.Last edited by nels76; September 26th, 2013 at 12:09 AM.
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September 26th, 2013 12:09 AM #72
Its power when you need it. Pang hauling talaga. No nonsense pickup ang dmax kaya ito babalik balikan. Safe choice kumbaga. Owners are the type who doesnt care about the newest or the freshest in the market. If you plan to keep it for more than 10years, its the rig for you. Matutuwa ka din kasi isang dekada na parang modelo pa din sasakyan mo hehe.
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September 26th, 2013 12:52 AM #74
Regarding our >5-year old D-max 3.0 Ddi-iTEQ, all i did so far to improve further the power sir Djerms is plugged in a Racechip Pro 2; had this since way back 2011. i'm only setting it at C-C. The increased rail pressure from this chip sizeably also improved my fuel economy for city-driving from the previous 10.5 km per litre average to 11.2 to 11.4 km per litre.
I also put a Bilstein HD suspension to improve the compression and rebound (damping).... Kumbaga kung dating 12-inch ang talbog, ngaun mga 9 inches nalang haha....It won't eliminate the tagtag much to a point as it's still a leaf spring set-up but the reduction is very noticeable and worth the change. Besides, the KYB shocks if you buy them in Isuzu dealers they cost PhP6k each (so PhP24k all in all).... The Bilstein HD full set-up is only going currently for PhP28k (not PhP36k, as provided in the website) at Speedlab, including labour....
As regards naman sa older 2004 D-max namin na 3.0-litre 4JH1-TC, or 3.0 TD Intercooler sa Pinas, pansin ko naman na mas mabigat sumipa ng low-end nito kaya sa 3.0 Ddi-iTEQ.... Wala naman kaming ginawa to improve its intake pero iba ang arangkada and its quite different sa aggressiveness compared sa ibang same model D-max na na-drive ko na at ginagamit na service vehicle sa work sites....
i would still buy a D-max for a pickup sir, but it should now be the 4JJ1-TCX VGS engine D-max, not the all-new D-max that we have now with the totally new body cosmetic upgrade only.... It's not worth it in my personal opinion as i'd be driving a pickup with the same engine as the one i already have hehe.... Kumbaga sir, gagastos lang ako ng another PhP1.0 M mahigit plus maintenance pa nito pero i get the same D-max engine.... Pass na muna ako in the meantime until the TCX is here....
Cheers boss Djerms!
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September 26th, 2013 08:37 AM #75
D_mac, kung low end torque baka mas maganda kung 3.2 ranger ang iconsider mo rather than 2.2. Tama ka it relies on boost for low end grunt which in the city is a bummer. Yung 2005 dmax ko could do way better.
Pero come to think of it, a reliable 3.0 carry over plus a new and more spacious modern body....baka match made in heaven ito.
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September 26th, 2013 09:00 AM #76deym talaga, when i bought topgear ph roll out issue last year nandun na yang dmax, but it's specs was with twin turbo, assuming ngayon na it's for thailand specs only, lol. kala ko pa naman its time for a change sa dmax, ride height lang naman nagbago tapos exterior porma, some bits siguro sa loob, same engine, sorry, same old engine. nevertheless good worhorse, bulletproof in terms of reliablity
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September 26th, 2013 09:26 AM #77*d_mac: Kaya nga sir, lalo ung naka LS na, parang binilhan lang ng natin ng bagong body ung Dmax natin.hehe
Nai experience ko ung sinasabi mong "under stressed" ang engine. Mataas na ang 2,200 rpm sa MT Dmax ko pag umaakyat na may laman na mabigat ang bed. "Mabigat" means medyo nakababa na ung bed and hindi ung tipong 5 sacks of rice lang na mabigat.
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September 26th, 2013 10:08 PM #78
No doubt chief that with the 3.2-litre tapos inline-5 cylinder engine pa (isa lang ang balancing shaft nito at smooth, unlike our 4 cylinders na 2 ang kailangan ;) ) with matching 470 Nm torque starting at 1500 rpm, WINNER talaga low end the Ranger 3.2 TDCi
Mas gusto ko pa nga taktaktak ng pagka-diesel ng lumang Pinoy-version D-max 3.0 TD Intercooler.... Mas diesel na diesel ang tunog ng makina.... Mismong boss ko nga na puti pinagmamalaki niya lumang Holden Colorado niya na Isuzu 4JH1-TC ang makina, super reliable daw he never had any problems tapos tipid sa diesel hehe
Pinangkakarga namin yung D-max 4JH1-TC namin at hindi inaalagaan kaya madungis palagi sa field. Naluma na tignan sa mahighit din 300,000 km na biyahe. Alaga pa nga ang 4JJ1-TC (3.0 Ddi-iTEQ)....
Cheers!
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September 26th, 2013 10:29 PM #79
Tumpak sir RNA, kahit pa mapa-offroad na akyatan mataas na 2000 rpm sa D-max. Yan ang puede nating ipagmalaki sa makina ng D-max kahit by paper 146 hp lang. Sa Baguio paakyat naman, yang 2,200 rpm at 4th gear (lalo na manual tranny tayong dalawa), mabilis na yan at ubod na ng lakas na puede ka pang mag-relax sa silinyador. ....Tapos huwag kang pumreno sa mga hairpins by slowly mag-engine brake ka lang with the clutch slightly/slowly being released, ang ganda sa rektahan ubod ng bilis walang makakahabol kahit pa mga naka VGTs diyan.... Pababa ng zizgzag ganoon din lang diskarte sir "reasonable" engine-braking with pitik lang sa freno.... The reason why i have never been a fan of automatic transmission kumbaga even for metro Manila driving ;)
Pagkatapos ng akyatan sa Baguio na ratrat, fuel consumption ko (which was way back in December 2010, wala pa si Racechip Pro 2) ay 13.4 km per litre.... 1/4 lang halos naubos sa tanke ko na karga pa ay Petron Turbo Diesel that time, na alam natin fast-burning pati at hindi matipid gaya ng Diesel Max. Kung balikan lang ng Maynila, halos kalahating tanke lang kakainin ng D-max.
Nang Innova 2.5 D-4D naman ang dinala namin in January 2013, pilit kong kunin ang grunt at same carrying speed ng D-max paakyat ---- kawawa makina at pilit na pilit na mahiyaw parang mga typical 2.5-litre sa akyatan kahit naka-VGT pa to the point na nagreklamo si misis, "Wala pang isang taon D-mac, ibababa na makina nitong Innova sa ginagawa mo!!"....At the end ng mala-rage paakyat, kalahating tankeng Turbo Diesel naubos ni Innova hehe
Hindi ko pa na-test ang pickup paakyat ng Baguio ngaun naka-chip ito at relatively low-power setting na C-C combination....
Cheers!
Last edited by d_mac; September 26th, 2013 at 10:35 PM.
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September 26th, 2013 10:45 PM #80
Hay naku sir, ubod ng hina marketing ng Isuzu sa atin sa Pinas when it comes to their passenger cars tsk tsk tsk
....Ang mahal naman ng mga pickups nito at SUV, kahalaga o mahigit pa sa mga naka-VGTs or updated engines ng mga competitors.... Business-minded profit driven one of the big names sa Isuzu Philippines, mga Yuchengco. Masaya na Isuzu management sa Top 5 to 6 sa sales sa bansa though No. 1 sila sa mga trucks.
3 lang ang owners ng Isuzu Phils. ---- Isuzu Motors (which partly owned by Toyota Motors Japan), Yuchengco under the YGC group like Honda Philippines, at Mitsubishi Corporation ang mga may ari. It's a private, not public company; di tayo puedeng maging stockholders haha!....and influence in the decision making ahihi.... Kaya tiis tayo sa diskarte nila.... Mitsubishi Corporation is different, by the way, from Mitsubishi Motors....
Cheers!