how much boost is a green spring???

 

If its a Turbonetics Deltagate, 3-5 psi

 

And if its a Tial wastegate its the following.

small green 9.43(35mm) 7.25(40mm) 5.80(46m)

large green 21.75(35mm) 19.58(40mm) 11.60(46mm)

 

Here are the spring pressures and colors:

35mm TiAL / spring discription
.3 bar / 4.35psi / <FONT COLOR="yellow"> small yellow</FONT>
.45 bar / 6.53psi / <FONT COLOR="red">small red</FONT>
.65 bar / 9.43psi / <FONT COLOR="green">small green</FONT>
.8 bar / 11.6psi / <FONT COLOR="blue">small blue</FONT>

35mm TiAL HP (35mm bottom + 40mm top)
.95 bar / 13.78 / <FONT COLOR="yellow">big yellow</FONT>
1.1bar / 15.95psi / <FONT COLOR="red">big red</FONT>
1.35bar / 19.58psi / <FONT COLOR="green">big green</FONT>
1.5bar /21.75psi / <FONT COLOR="blue">big blue</FONT>

40mm TiAL
.25 bar / 3.63psi / <FONT COLOR="yellow">small yellow</FONT>
.4 bar / 5.80psi / <FONT COLOR="red">small red</FONT>
.5 bar / 7.25psi / <FONT COLOR="green">small green</FONT>
.6 bar / 8.70psi <FONT COLOR="blue">small blue</FONT>
.7 bar / 10.15psi / <FONT COLOR="yellow">big yellow</FONT>
.8 bar / 11.60psi / <FONT COLOR="red">big red</FONT>
.9 bar / 13.05psi / <FONT COLOR="green">big green</FONT>
1.0 bar /14.50psi / <FONT COLOR="blue">big blue</FONT>

40mm TiAL HP (combine big and small springs to get desired output)



Bottoz

 

 

Good info. I was looking for something like this.

 

No Problem, Thanks.

Bottoz

 

great info

 

What would happen if you use 10psi wastegate when you are at 20psi?
Will there be any advantage/disadvantage using higher psi wastegate when you are running at low psi?

 

mine looks like the green spring in the pic.. how can u tell if it's a big or small green?
i have a 35mm bottom 40mm top with that green spring in the pic.. so is that 19.58 psi???
thanks for the info....