09-24-2007
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Wastegate Sizing
Ok folks, i have been busting my brain with searches and reading on this, what are your experiences/research show.
So far i have seen that if you are going to use a big turbo and run high boost you can use a small wastegate, but if you are using a low backpressure turbo with plenty of airflow you will want the biggest wastegate that you can fit on there.
Please help
Thanks
Aaron
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09-24-2007
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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Re: Wastegate Sizing
Well you should be telling us what your plans are for your car first, then we can answer what sizing will work for you. What turbo, what manifold, and what placement for the wastegate? Then what amount of boost do you plan to run? On what gas? What size motor?
The reasoning for being able to run a small wastegate on a larger turbo when running high boost is, it really doesn't have a big job to do. If you tried to run low boost for pump gas or something, it'll just boost creep.
Wastegate placement also has to do with how well it will work. On my car, my Tial 40 should be able to do the job with my 61. But because of my Turbonetics manifold with the wastegate placement on one runner, it just wants to creep its way up to 25lbs or so no matter what.
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09-24-2007
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Re: Wastegate Sizing
For comparison I also have a Tial 40 on a 61, but I am mounted off the 02 housing. I can run 15 psi (1 bar spring) without an issue. Mine is an SCM61 though, both are 2.4's.
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R U DTF bro?
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Re: Wastegate Sizing
I had a Tial 35mm and ran 15psi on my 20G with no problem.
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Re: Wastegate Sizing
I know of a conquest with a t3 1.15A/R exhaust and the tial 38 is mounted on one runner (it's more of a log style though) and he doesn't have any problems keeping it at 12-13 psi.
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09-24-2007
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At-Least-It's-White-Again
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Re: Wastegate Sizing
I had an Innovate Pro Gate 42mm on my T67 and crept from 14 psi(spring pressure) to 17-18 psi (mounted off the collector of the manifold). Anything over that was golden.
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09-24-2007
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Re: Wastegate Sizing
SOrry, plan is scm61, 2.4, off O2 housing, FP Race mani, E85, so the max boost that i can push on that.
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09-24-2007
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15min late to the world
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Re: Wastegate Sizing
With a little porting I would think a Tial 38 with a 1bar spring should be good for your set up Brown, unless you want to eat diamonds so your dookie twinkles you can get a Tial 44 or some HK$ monster.
~John
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Re: Wastegate Sizing
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Originally Posted by Speedfreak
Wastegate placement also has to do with how well it will work. On my car, my Tial 40 should be able to do the job with my 61. But because of my Turbonetics manifold with the wastegate placement on one runner, it just wants to creep its way up to 25lbs or so no matter what.
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I would say placement is far more important than gate size, avoid the obvious stuff: no 90* angles, don't vent only one manifold runner, if possible vent the gate separately from the turbo exhaust. if not, merge them together farther down the downpipe (at least 18" from the turbo exit) at a gradual angle.
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Re: Wastegate Sizing
My 40mm is plenty for that same setup, so the 38mm would probably be fine also.
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aka Goodbye
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Re: Wastegate Sizing
Internal with stock flapper.
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09-24-2007
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Re: Wastegate Sizing
Ya unless you're trying to run low boost, I'd just get a 38 for a SCM61.
I personally will be running a Tial 44mm on my S362 though.
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Re: Wastegate Sizing
"Well my plans for the future are not as gung-ho as they were."
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09-24-2007
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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Re: Wastegate Sizing
^haha, this guy, he's hilarious.
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