Boost Creep?
Can you post a better pic of the manifold to include the exhaust entry to wastegate? I agree with what others have stated concerning the gate's priority judging by the pic you posted. One way to diagnose your creep would be to remove the wastegate completely. Then go make a pull and report back with how much boost you see even while having a gaping hole in your manifold. I did this on my car and still saw 7 lbs. of boost, which means the wastegate does not have priority in the system. Basically, the air blows right by it instead of being directed into it.
Tried another Tial 44mm from another car that had 15 Psi from 5000 to 8000 and I hit 22 PSI from 5500 to 8000 and still goes up.
Before blow up my engine, I'm going to add another W/G with 12 PSI
Before blow up my engine, I'm going to add another W/G with 12 PSI
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Most front mount manifolds were designed for dedicated track cars where radiators are moved and nothing is stock nor in its stock location. You're experiencing the cost of being different.
If you run your boost control solenoid with both ports hooked up you should see better boost control
If you run your boost control solenoid with both ports hooked up you should see better boost control
Just added another 44mm
It seems that the position of the first W/G (top left of the pict below) was primarily discharging the gas from the only one cylinder

I welded another flange in the center of the T4 flange and at 90°
It seems that the position of the first W/G (top left of the pict below) was primarily discharging the gas from the only one cylinder
I welded another flange in the center of the T4 flange and at 90°
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This "should" solve all of your issues... if it doesn't you might want to look at the turbo itself... turbine wheel size as well as housing size can affect creep
Winner! Everybody that has "creeping" issues isn't looking at things like the tune, back pressure, turbo wheel etc. plays a big part in how everything responds.
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Haha I win!
A lot of people don't look at the system as a whole... they think they can just slap something together and make it work.... and every single person that has boost control issues always immediately points the finger at the manifold.... I dont get it
A lot of people don't look at the system as a whole... they think they can just slap something together and make it work.... and every single person that has boost control issues always immediately points the finger at the manifold.... I dont get it
In for the update stevecivic. I hope you did a boost leak test before you added the second gate, sometimes boost leaks in the manifold area causes creep. Specifically like how you're describing your creep problem, I have dealt with a car before where the screws that go through the top of the diaphram (that hold the valve in place) came out and that car would creep like a ****. Sometimes before you do the extreme, just test for boost leaks. A lot of stuff shows up when you do.
Most front mount manifolds were designed for dedicated track cars where radiators are moved and nothing is stock nor in its stock location. You're experiencing the cost of being different.
If you run your boost control solenoid with both ports hooked up you should see better boost control
If you run your boost control solenoid with both ports hooked up you should see better boost control
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They can but the majority aren't, especially "stock" or what I call off the shelf manifolds...
You could custom build a manifold to put the turbo in your passenger seat if you felt like it lol
You could custom build a manifold to put the turbo in your passenger seat if you felt like it lol
Before ordered the front Facing I told AFI that I will keep Oem radiator location. He told me that There Will be some modifications to adapt the manifold I had to cut some piece of metal to fit the turbo but not to buy a customised radiator
He know that point because he sent me another to me but with only 1 WG but this orne creep
So I have the first manifold in my garage!
He know that point because he sent me another to me but with only 1 WG but this orne creep
So I have the first manifold in my garage!
In for the update stevecivic. I hope you did a boost leak test before you added the second gate, sometimes boost leaks in the manifold area causes creep. Specifically like how you're describing your creep problem, I have dealt with a car before where the screws that go through the top of the diaphram (that hold the valve in place) came out and that car would creep like a ****. Sometimes before you do the extreme, just test for boost leaks. A lot of stuff shows up when you do.
How do you test it?


