TIAL WG and BOV discussion.
03-03-2003, 10:41 AM
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TIAL WG and BOV discussion.
What Wastegate size should I go with??? My current engine setup is JE pistons and Eagle rods with welded in blockguard. I am planning on running aobut 7psi on the street and max of 24psi at the track. What would be the ideal wastegate to handle this type of performance requirements.
Also how are the Tial 50mm BOV. I have heard some good things aobut them, but I haven't seen an actual post that would discuss the pros and cons.
Thanks for all your help,
Rafal
Also how are the Tial 50mm BOV. I have heard some good things aobut them, but I haven't seen an actual post that would discuss the pros and cons.
Thanks for all your help,
Rafal
03-04-2003, 04:49 AM
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Re: TIAL WG and BOV discussion. (Screamer)
What turbocharger are you going to be using at 24lbs? I have heard nothing but good about the TiAL BOV.
03-04-2003, 04:52 AM
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Re: TIAL WG and BOV discussion. (Screamer)
I got my two TiAls last night....very sweet as usual.
I didnt know this, but they are made right here in my homestate of Michigan
at least that was the address on the instructions.
I didnt know this, but they are made right here in my homestate of Michigan
at least that was the address on the instructions.
03-04-2003, 06:43 AM
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Re: TIAL WG and BOV discussion. (ekb18c)
Get yourself at least a 40mm wastegate and the tial bovs work great. Never had a complaint about them.
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03-04-2003, 06:52 AM
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Re: TIAL WG and BOV discussion. (boostin b16)
That is what I like to know????
Also what is the exact address for Tial, I might be visiting their factory soon.
Also what is the exact address for Tial, I might be visiting their factory soon.
03-04-2003, 09:18 AM
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Re: TIAL WG and BOV discussion. (boostin b16)
Get yourself at least a 40mm wastegate and the tial bovs work great. Never had a complaint about them.
whats wrong with a tial 35mm wastegate?
whats wrong with a tial 35mm wastegate?
03-04-2003, 09:44 AM
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Re: TIAL WG and BOV discussion. (blufke)
WHY??? I think the explanation is what we are looking for, not just a statement, but thanks for your opinion.
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03-04-2003, 11:51 AM
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Re: TIAL WG and BOV discussion. (Hatchblack)
LOL probably because they flow more.
More boost=more exhaust gasses=needs larger hole to flow thru.
More boost=more exhaust gasses=needs larger hole to flow thru.
03-04-2003, 03:22 PM
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Re: TIAL WG and BOV discussion. (Hatchblack)
Well in stead of being a smart a$$ go to Tial web page, technical section and READ!!! maybe than you will understand why I am asking that question.
As to the blockguard holding up. There is a guy on this board that is running 28psi on pistons and rods and nothing else so I think with proper tunning 24psi should be no problem. But I will try to minimize the boost to 20psi just in case
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As to the blockguard holding up. There is a guy on this board that is running 28psi on pistons and rods and nothing else so I think with proper tunning 24psi should be no problem. But I will try to minimize the boost to 20psi just in case
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