gdrum

Okay a few questions on tial wastegate 38mm....

Does the O ring need to be in there???

And when i close my hood, the wastegate is laying sideways on lovefab shorty with elbow.... the banjo fitting is directly up......so when my hood shuts the nut goes through hood or woul basically.....is thre anyway that i can rotate the wastegate? I mean what im asking is can I just take off those allen nuts and rotate it sidways or no? thanks

SIXTYdashONE

yes, you can remove the allen nuts and rotate it. But if im understanding you correctly, cant you just loosen the banjo nut and turn it so its not in the way..

gdrum

the banjo nut itself....the top of the nut is what hits so turning it wont matter.....i need to rotate the whole bottom but i cant.....

SIXTYdashONE

are you using the top nut? i never used my top nut at all, and i just removed it alltogether.

gdrum

No not the top one isnt in ther........im using the good o vacuum source cuz its on its side.....and so its straight up in the hoood

turbo96wr

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by gdrum &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Okay a few questions on tial wastegate 38mm....

Does the O ring need to be in there???

And when i close my hood, the wastegate is laying sideways on lovefab shorty with elbow.... the banjo fitting is directly up......so when my hood shuts the nut goes through hood or woul basically.....is thre anyway that i can rotate the wastegate? I mean what im asking is can I just take off those allen nuts and rotate it sidways or no? thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>

yes you must have the o-ring in the wastegate that is what seals the piston when closed. also o-ring from bottom or the banjo-ring yes you need it for sealing purposes.

W.Zero

yes you can rotae it, i had to do the same thing for to fit on my manifold.

gdrum

i figured out my problem...i put wastegate on backwards.....so yea...