Question regarding internal wastegates.
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Question regarding internal wastegates.
I was just wondering, if someone were to piece together a junkyard kit or their own turbo kit together and they picked up a turbo with internal wastegates how would they adjust boost, by the actuator arm?
For example a wrx turbo is set at around 14psi but for a honda application how would you adjust that down to say 6, 8, or even 10 lbs? Would you just have to bend the actuator arm or what's involved with that. Thanks.
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For example a wrx turbo is set at around 14psi but for a honda application how would you adjust that down to say 6, 8, or even 10 lbs? Would you just have to bend the actuator arm or what's involved with that. Thanks.
Ed
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Re: Question regarding internal wastegates. (yellow blur)
i think an MBC would work fine. don't bend the arm, then it'll be hard to put it back the way it was if you ever need to. what some turbo dodge guys do is cut the arm in half, thread both ends and get one of those little connector nuts and that way you can adjust the length pretty easily.
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Re: Question regarding internal wastegates. (GLHS895)
I think eh was talking about how to set it, like how if it were a external he would set the spring. Not how to control how much boost.
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whoops. well in that case you can go to the yard and try to find a wastegate that's set for that level of boost and try to rig it up. i don't think you can open up a wastegate and change springs/diaphrams, can you?
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Re: Question regarding internal wastegates. (yellow blur)
you would have to buy a new vacuum assembly... may be possible to find one with an adjustable actuator, but the best thing to do would be find one w/a really low pressure setting and then use another controller to let pressure through
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Re: (Eyetattoo)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Eyetattoo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Could you just remove the internal wastegate and use a external wastegate? Seems like it would be easier to do that (unless it is hard to convert).</TD></TR></TABLE>
what could be easier than adjusting a screw?
yes i can be converted,but i would just rather buy a external.
what could be easier than adjusting a screw?
yes i can be converted,but i would just rather buy a external.
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Re: (quis23)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by quis23 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
what could be easier than adjusting a screw?
yes i can be converted,but i would just rather buy a external.</TD></TR></TABLE>I was suggesting that if you already had the turbo.
what could be easier than adjusting a screw?
yes i can be converted,but i would just rather buy a external.</TD></TR></TABLE>I was suggesting that if you already had the turbo.
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could you use an external boost controller say an xs or a homemade or even an electronic one?????? someone fill me in id like ot know for sure wether or not.
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