Integrated dump tube cracking
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Integrated dump tube cracking
For those of you with WG dump tubes integragted back into the DP have you had any issues with cracking?
Would some sort of bellows or flex joint be required?
Would some sort of bellows or flex joint be required?
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Re: Integrated dump tube cracking (Alfa Turbo)
i run a closed loop dump.....no cracking yet....when i first put it on...one of the screws backed out after a day on the WG...i used some high temp loctite...now its been good for months.....
if i was to redo it...i would use a flex section
what metal is ur DP....is the dump tube the same metal....with the same filler....because...than could cause some problems
here is a pic of my closed loop system....i also had it HPC coated...made a big difference in my under hood temps...even some on my IAT's
lemma know about the DP and dump tube
if i was to redo it...i would use a flex section
what metal is ur DP....is the dump tube the same metal....with the same filler....because...than could cause some problems
here is a pic of my closed loop system....i also had it HPC coated...made a big difference in my under hood temps...even some on my IAT's
lemma know about the DP and dump tube
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Re: Integrated dump tube cracking (lucidvtec)
The DP and dump are 304 stainless.
I am not sure if I can get a bellows small enough to fit, as it is only about 3" from WG to DP.
How has the gloss finish held up on the HPC?
I am not sure if I can get a bellows small enough to fit, as it is only about 3" from WG to DP.
How has the gloss finish held up on the HPC?
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Re: Integrated dump tube cracking (Alfa Turbo)
You don't want to dump back-in to the downpipe that high up."lucidvtec" has it right on his blending back in farther down.His has room for a flex if he chose to.
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Re: Integrated dump tube cracking (NJIN BUILDR)
I agree NJIN... space is limited though.
I could route an open DP but it would be complicated and... well... open.
I could route an open DP but it would be complicated and... well... open.
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Re: Integrated dump tube cracking (NJIN BUILDR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by NJIN BUILDR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Thats because you've got the engine in sideways...Spider?
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Sideways... lol!
Not a Spider, an Alfetta GTV.
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Sideways... lol!
Not a Spider, an Alfetta GTV.
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Re: Integrated dump tube cracking (Alfa Turbo)
Nice ride.An old friend had a few old spiders.Fun little cars.It had open webbers that made more noise than the exhaust.
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Re: Integrated dump tube cracking (NJIN BUILDR)
thats a very cool car.It would be cooler with some big power. How much u loooking to put down?
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Re: Integrated dump tube cracking (Alfa Turbo)
here is mine has been ok for 2 years now, waste gate dumping back into the down pipe close to the turbo outlet is bad, causes to mch turblance, the first few inches of the downpipe is the most critical for power.
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Re: Integrated dump tube cracking (b18ccivics)
My dumptube kept cracking, it was a thinner material metal and a mig welded initially. That cracked as well, so I had a 304 SS one TIG'd up. That took longer to crack. (its open loop btw) I finally realized that its viberating a TON so I tig'd a gusset up to the flange by the wastegate so hopefully that'll keep it from cracking again... We'll see...
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ht-bandwagon.....wow....maybe you should go search...because i have seen some dyno plots of runnin open vs. closed and no dump tube.....i say at least 12" away from the turbo and make sure it's not a 90 goin into the DP...gradually bring it in
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Re: Integrated dump tube cracking (93supercoupe)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 93supercoupe »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">thats a very cool car.It would be cooler with some big power. How much u loooking to put down?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Thanks... I was running a TO4 S trim on a .58 P trim tangential divided making 240WHP. I recently upgraded to a new EL manifold and a GT3071R with the GT 3" conical turbine housing, what a difference!
I have not re-tuned yet as I have a couple exhaust leaks and the DP issue to deal with though I am hoping to get ~350WHP with much better spool and transient response. The car is relatively light at 2500lbs and is street driven.
Thanks for all the input and feedback.
Thanks... I was running a TO4 S trim on a .58 P trim tangential divided making 240WHP. I recently upgraded to a new EL manifold and a GT3071R with the GT 3" conical turbine housing, what a difference!
I have not re-tuned yet as I have a couple exhaust leaks and the DP issue to deal with though I am hoping to get ~350WHP with much better spool and transient response. The car is relatively light at 2500lbs and is street driven.
Thanks for all the input and feedback.
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Re: Integrated dump tube cracking (Mr. Helsinki)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mr. Helsinki »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I've had mine like this for almost 5 years, no cracks.
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Only 5 years? Jeesh I was looking for something long term!
Do you know what material your DP and dump are made of?
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Only 5 years? Jeesh I was looking for something long term!
Do you know what material your DP and dump are made of?
-Brian
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Re: Integrated dump tube cracking (Alfa Turbo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Alfa Turbo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Only 5 years? Jeesh I was looking for something long term!
Do you know what material your DP and dump are made of?
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Both are T304 stainless, 1018CR flanges all tig welded with stainless alloy rod. I did the design and fab work, had the welder at work tig it for me.
I actually made the turbo and wg flanges myself, I cut them out of solid pieces of 3/8" 1018CR , back in 2000-2001 it was hard to find turbo flanges, now it's very easy.
Do you know what material your DP and dump are made of?
-Brian</TD></TR></TABLE>
Both are T304 stainless, 1018CR flanges all tig welded with stainless alloy rod. I did the design and fab work, had the welder at work tig it for me.
I actually made the turbo and wg flanges myself, I cut them out of solid pieces of 3/8" 1018CR , back in 2000-2001 it was hard to find turbo flanges, now it's very easy.
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