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SkylineUSA 05-28-2006 02:38 AM

Wastegate install
 
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Theory on external wastegates are all the same. They should be in direct flow of the exhaust gases, so they can conrtol the boost better. Same size wastegate in the wrong location can effective turn a 45 into a 38.

You can see the factory location of the where the 38 was suppose to be mounted. I wanted to be able to run pretty low boost at times, so it had to go. The 38 in that location was not going to work for me.

SkylineUSA 05-28-2006 02:44 AM

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You can see in this pic where the new location will be. Its the best placement I can get without running into other issues.

SkylineUSA 05-28-2006 02:49 AM

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Here is what it will look like roughly. I have not had a chance to tack-weld into place, but it gives you an idea.

bonzelite 05-30-2006 11:18 PM

yeah, why did the factory plumbing setup have it inline of the outgoing gases after the turbine? it should be before the turbine, as you have done, to more effectively regulate exhaust waste gas pressure. particularly if you want to dial lower and lower boost.

SkylineUSA 06-01-2006 04:51 AM


Originally Posted by bonzelite
yeah, why did the factory plumbing setup have it inline of the outgoing gases after the turbine? it should be before the turbine, as you have done, to more effectively regulate exhaust waste gas pressure. particularly if you want to dial lower and lower boost.

The factory plumbing was before. If you look at the 3rd pic, you can see right through the pipe. I do agree where I placed it, along with a much bigger w/g, I have have a lot better control. The factory placement, and the fact that it was only a 35mm, to me really would not have allowed me to control the turbo at all. I sold the Tial 35, and with same money I was able to purchase the Turbosmart 45. I got a sweet deal with that Turbosmart.

bonzelite 06-01-2006 01:54 PM

then i'm confused as to what you did and what the factory did. seeing through the pipe --that is what you did or the factory? that part is before the turbine. it's coming right off the headers.

SkylineUSA 06-02-2006 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by bonzelite
then i'm confused as to what you did and what the factory did. seeing through the pipe --that is what you did or the factory? that part is before the turbine. it's coming right off the headers.

The blue area is where I cut the hole for the 45mm w/g. You can see that the factory plumbing was just to the right. Both hole of course are right before the turbo.

Does that make sense?

bonzelite 06-02-2006 01:33 PM

oooooohhh. now i see. ok. the part you're holding in your in hand in that pic is the factory piece cut off. i was looking farther down and thought that other thing sticking up, after the turbine, was what you were talking about. you just wanted a larger diameter W/G, pretty much in the same location. i am i understanding correctly?

SkylineUSA 06-02-2006 09:19 PM

Yep, now you got it.:smilie_th

bonzelite 06-03-2006 01:09 AM

yippee! cool. ok:D

now --you have any pics or links to pics of your Skyline? and what are you building there, a V8 setup? for what car?


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