wastegate
#4
Originally Posted by d1rx7' post='762917' date='Sep 26 2005, 09:53 AM
yip everything is stock, he just wants to know what whould b best to use, he has got plans later on down the road to do a bit more work to it.
thanks
The stock system and the bolt on hybrids good for 400whp all use internal waste gates so the answer is none.
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#5
Originally Posted by One320B' post='763103' date='Sep 26 2005, 11:28 AM
$9,000 for a setup that will make 450WHP??? I hope you aren't spending $9K on the turbo components. I know of at least 5 turbo kits WELL under $9K that make more then 450whp...
Who buys turbo kits??? And 9k$ is a fairly accurate price for everything to get 450whp imho
And depending what turbo you get you may not need to buy a wastegate, some turbos come with internal wastegates. And more info is need to accuratly answer the o/p question imho
#6
This thread is full of misinformation, so im only gonna go ahead and try to help the original poster.
Unfortunately, the stock manifold doesnt leave enough room to mount a traditional external WG. But if your sure you need more flow, you can buils a "divorced downpipe" similar to this..
If that isnt enough, instead of rejoining the WG pipe into the downpipe, you could bore out and eliminate the stock WG flapper, and run an external WG and dump to the atmoshere.
Its up to you to decide if you need to go that far.
my mate has a s4 rx7 stock and he is looking 4 a wastegate, what size would best suit his needs?
thanks cool.gif
thanks cool.gif
If that isnt enough, instead of rejoining the WG pipe into the downpipe, you could bore out and eliminate the stock WG flapper, and run an external WG and dump to the atmoshere.
Its up to you to decide if you need to go that far.
#8
Originally Posted by RONIN FC' post='763160' date='Sep 26 2005, 07:12 PM
This thread is full of misinformation, so im only gonna go ahead and try to help the original poster.
Unfortunately, the stock manifold doesnt leave enough room to mount a traditional external WG. But if your sure you need more flow, you can buils a "divorced downpipe" similar to this..
If that isnt enough, instead of rejoining the WG pipe into the downpipe, you could bore out and eliminate the stock WG flapper, and run an external WG and dump to the atmoshere.
Its up to you to decide if you need to go that far.
I was thinking about that design. Thats how DSMs are. If anything, just port the wastegate some.
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