have anybody put there wastegate...
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have anybody put there wastegate...
hi, i want to know if anybody here have installed there external wastegate on the hotside of the turbo instead of the manifold. i want to hear opinions on this.
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Yes, it's been done before. Some searching will turn it up in the single turbo forum. If the wastegate is mounted directly to the turbine housing you can get it at an ideal angle off of the runners for optimum flow. The result in theory is better boost control.
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well that's what i have and it seems there's something wrong, yesterday on the dyno i was creeping to 18psi. the spring that the wastegate have is 9psi, i tried to figure out wth what's the problem but couldn't find anything.
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your boos control problem could be from not having it mounted correctly. the exhaust gases are bypassing right by the wg.
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thanks man
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I also have an external wastegate on S5 stock hybrid w/ 60-1 HiFi compressor and 15 deg clipped "P" trim exhaust wheel.
Started out w/ ported wastegate, "O" trim exhaust wheel and boost creep to 20+ psi at 3,000rpm.
Went to "P" trim exhaust wheel, really ported stock WG open air vented out the back of turbo, boost creep starting at ~5,000rpm then.
Next clipped the "P" trim exhaust wheel 15 deg, put on the 60mm HKS GT external wastegate and max ported/shapped the WG passages, boost creep still on the top end.
Then ported out the stock turbo manifold velocity stacks and the turbo housing up to the WG ports.
Finally fixed boost creep but lost some low rpm boost response. Max boost (15psi) at same rpm (3,400) as before and better top end power.
Oh, and the wastegate extension tube dividers kept failing- don't bother trying that.
First 1/8" thick SS one failed by cracking in half right where it enters the curved tube after ~3,000 street miles, but I figured the expansion broke the welds and then it blocked the tube and was broken.
Second 3/16" SS one was mounted with a floating carrier ring at the WG side to slide with thermal expansion. It lasted over ~20,000 miles of street and race before it ripped in half in the same spot. No broken welds this time.
It only loses a tiny bit of boost in the 1,000-2,000rpm range though without being fully pulse divided. Still gets a couple psi boost by 2,000rpm.
-edit- Oh, and don't keep the EGT probes in the manifold for normal use if you put the fittings there like I did- just for tuning. They lasted ~20,000 miles as well before melting off and denting a rotor pinching a corner seal requiring an engine rebuild.
The temps were never in the Greddy meters red zone - 800-1,000C during lean cruise, 700-800C under load.
-edit edit- And don't bother w/ the copper gasket. That ~3/32" one failed after ~25,000 miles and now I am using a stock layered SS one ported out to fit.
Started out w/ ported wastegate, "O" trim exhaust wheel and boost creep to 20+ psi at 3,000rpm.
Went to "P" trim exhaust wheel, really ported stock WG open air vented out the back of turbo, boost creep starting at ~5,000rpm then.
Next clipped the "P" trim exhaust wheel 15 deg, put on the 60mm HKS GT external wastegate and max ported/shapped the WG passages, boost creep still on the top end.
Then ported out the stock turbo manifold velocity stacks and the turbo housing up to the WG ports.
Finally fixed boost creep but lost some low rpm boost response. Max boost (15psi) at same rpm (3,400) as before and better top end power.
Oh, and the wastegate extension tube dividers kept failing- don't bother trying that.
First 1/8" thick SS one failed by cracking in half right where it enters the curved tube after ~3,000 street miles, but I figured the expansion broke the welds and then it blocked the tube and was broken.
Second 3/16" SS one was mounted with a floating carrier ring at the WG side to slide with thermal expansion. It lasted over ~20,000 miles of street and race before it ripped in half in the same spot. No broken welds this time.
It only loses a tiny bit of boost in the 1,000-2,000rpm range though without being fully pulse divided. Still gets a couple psi boost by 2,000rpm.
-edit- Oh, and don't keep the EGT probes in the manifold for normal use if you put the fittings there like I did- just for tuning. They lasted ~20,000 miles as well before melting off and denting a rotor pinching a corner seal requiring an engine rebuild.
The temps were never in the Greddy meters red zone - 800-1,000C during lean cruise, 700-800C under load.
-edit edit- And don't bother w/ the copper gasket. That ~3/32" one failed after ~25,000 miles and now I am using a stock layered SS one ported out to fit.
Last edited by BLUE TII; 12-25-07 at 02:42 AM.
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I also have an external wastegate on S5 stock hybrid w/ 60-1 HiFi compressor and 15 deg clipped "P" trim exhaust wheel.
Started out w/ ported wastegate, "O" trim exhaust wheel and boost creep to 20+ psi at 3,000rpm.
Went to "P" trim exhaust wheel, really ported stock WG open air vented out the back of turbo, boost creep starting at ~5,000rpm then.
Next clipped the "P" trim exhaust wheel 15 deg, put on the 60mm HKS GT external wastegate and max ported/shapped the WG passages, boost creep still on the top end.
Then ported out the stock turbo manifold velocity stacks and the turbo housing up to the WG ports.
Finally fixed boost creep but lost some low rpm boost response. Max boost (15psi) at same rpm (3,400) as before and better top end power.
Oh, and the wastegate extension tube dividers kept failing- don't bother trying that.
First 1/8" thick SS one failed by cracking in half right where it enters the curved tube after ~3,000 street miles, but I figured the expansion broke the welds and then it blocked the tube and was broken.
Second 3/16" SS one was mounted with a floating carrier ring at the WG side to slide with thermal expansion. It lasted over ~20,000 miles of street and race before it ripped in half in the same spot. No broken welds this time.
It only loses a tiny bit of boost in the 1,000-2,000rpm range though without being fully pulse divided. Still gets a couple psi boost by 2,000rpm.
-edit- Oh, and don't keep the EGT probes in the manifold for normal use if you put the fittings there like I did- just for tuning. They lasted ~20,000 miles as well before melting off and denting a rotor pinching a corner seal requiring an engine rebuild.
The temps were never in the Greddy meters red zone - 800-1,000C during lean cruise, 700-800C under load.
-edit edit- And don't bother w/ the copper gasket. That ~3/32" one failed after ~25,000 miles and now I am using a stock layered SS one ported out to fit.
Started out w/ ported wastegate, "O" trim exhaust wheel and boost creep to 20+ psi at 3,000rpm.
Went to "P" trim exhaust wheel, really ported stock WG open air vented out the back of turbo, boost creep starting at ~5,000rpm then.
Next clipped the "P" trim exhaust wheel 15 deg, put on the 60mm HKS GT external wastegate and max ported/shapped the WG passages, boost creep still on the top end.
Then ported out the stock turbo manifold velocity stacks and the turbo housing up to the WG ports.
Finally fixed boost creep but lost some low rpm boost response. Max boost (15psi) at same rpm (3,400) as before and better top end power.
Oh, and the wastegate extension tube dividers kept failing- don't bother trying that.
First 1/8" thick SS one failed by cracking in half right where it enters the curved tube after ~3,000 street miles, but I figured the expansion broke the welds and then it blocked the tube and was broken.
Second 3/16" SS one was mounted with a floating carrier ring at the WG side to slide with thermal expansion. It lasted over ~20,000 miles of street and race before it ripped in half in the same spot. No broken welds this time.
It only loses a tiny bit of boost in the 1,000-2,000rpm range though without being fully pulse divided. Still gets a couple psi boost by 2,000rpm.
-edit- Oh, and don't keep the EGT probes in the manifold for normal use if you put the fittings there like I did- just for tuning. They lasted ~20,000 miles as well before melting off and denting a rotor pinching a corner seal requiring an engine rebuild.
The temps were never in the Greddy meters red zone - 800-1,000C during lean cruise, 700-800C under load.
-edit edit- And don't bother w/ the copper gasket. That ~3/32" one failed after ~25,000 miles and now I am using a stock layered SS one ported out to fit.
thanks
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another question bro, have you tunned your car yet with these setup????? if so what hp did you make it out. i was pushing 260whp at 16psi on 5000rpms when my turbo loose the bolt that hold the front turbo wheel. i had to go because the shaft got damaged. if everything wouldve gone good it was going to make 300+whp easily but oh well.
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Sounds like the bullet that killed JFK? I could understand turbine damage.
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Sounds like the bullet that killed JFK? I could understand turbine damage.
Something flies off the probe, hits the turbine, then in bounced back into the engine through an exhaust port.
There was no other damage to the engine and the stainless capillary tube was still stuck in the rotor.
The front EGT probe was not melted off, but was bowed from the heat.
another question bro, have you tunned your car yet with these setup????? if so what hp did you make it out. i was pushing 260whp at 16psi on 5000rpms when my turbo loose the bolt that hold the front turbo wheel. i had to go because the shaft got damaged. if everything wouldve gone good it was going to make 300+whp easily but oh well.
I would guess it is making over 300RWHP.
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