Removal of internal wastegate
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Removal of internal wastegate
Is it possible to remove the internal wastegate from a T3 and just use an external wastegate from the manifold? If so how would you go about disconnecting/removing the actual internal wastegate? Any help would be appreciated, thanks
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Re: Removal of internal wastegate (B18badboy)
Depends, how bolts is the turbine housing? All you do is unbolt the swingvalve housing from the turbine and get a block off plate, bolt it up and put an external w/g on your manifold, if the swingvalve is built into the turbine housing then weld the thing shut from the inside and put an external on your mani. Thats all
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If there is a seperator wall between the wastegate and the turbine outlet on the turbine housing, then you just have to block it off at the flange.
If there isn't a seperator wall, or if you don't want to make a block-off plate, you can weld the door shut, just be careful.
If there isn't a seperator wall, or if you don't want to make a block-off plate, you can weld the door shut, just be careful.
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Re: (kpt4321)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by kpt4321 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If there is a seperator wall between the wastegate and the turbine outlet on the turbine housing, then you just have to block it off at the flange.
If there isn't a seperator wall, or if you don't want to make a block-off plate, you can weld the door shut, just be careful.
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Like i said...
If there isn't a seperator wall, or if you don't want to make a block-off plate, you can weld the door shut, just be careful.
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Like i said...
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