Wastegates with V-Bands for new turbo setup?
03-15-05, 01:06 PM
#1
Wastegates with V-Bands for new turbo setup?
I'm about to redo my turbo system on the vert and have a few questions.
First the specs on the turbo:
67-1 comp wheel
TO4S comp housing .7 a/r
Divided T4 tubine housing .96 a/r
p-trim
Engine has a large streetport.
I also need a new wastegate as the GReddy TypeR wastegate I have is suspect.
I cannot get my boost to stabilize and it fluctuates by 1.5 lbs or so. I have checked everything else. My lines are short as possible. Boost control solenoid as close to turbo as possible. All pressure/vacuum sources are where they should be.
Boost control via a GReddy Profec b specII btw.
I really want a wastegate with a v-band and was only able to find this Tial 44mm:
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=WGT
Any comments on this or any recomendations?
I also noticed Tial has two product lines with the same size wastegates. Anyone have knowledge of the differences?
Anyone know of any others or adapters available?
First the specs on the turbo:
67-1 comp wheel
TO4S comp housing .7 a/r
Divided T4 tubine housing .96 a/r
p-trim
Engine has a large streetport.
I also need a new wastegate as the GReddy TypeR wastegate I have is suspect.
I cannot get my boost to stabilize and it fluctuates by 1.5 lbs or so. I have checked everything else. My lines are short as possible. Boost control solenoid as close to turbo as possible. All pressure/vacuum sources are where they should be.
Boost control via a GReddy Profec b specII btw.
I really want a wastegate with a v-band and was only able to find this Tial 44mm:
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=WGT
Any comments on this or any recomendations?
I also noticed Tial has two product lines with the same size wastegates. Anyone have knowledge of the differences?
Anyone know of any others or adapters available?
03-15-05, 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by RX-Heven
I really want a wastegate with a v-band and was only able to find this Tial 44mm:
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=WGT
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=WGT
Buy it from http://www.kgparts.com/tial_wastegates.htm
Keith is a good guy and his prices are better. You'll get your product right away no Bullshit involved...
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03-15-05, 01:30 PM
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Originally Posted by RX-Heven
I'm about to redo my turbo system on the vert and have a few questions.
First the specs on the turbo:
67-1 comp wheel
TO4S comp housing .7 a/r
Divided T4 tubine housing .96 a/r
p-trim
Engine has a large streetport.
I also need a new wastegate as the GReddy TypeR wastegate I have is suspect.
I cannot get my boost to stabilize and it fluctuates by 1.5 lbs or so. I have checked everything else. My lines are short as possible. Boost control solenoid as close to turbo as possible. All pressure/vacuum sources are where they should be.
Boost control via a GReddy Profec b specII btw.
I really want a wastegate with a v-band and was only able to find this Tial 44mm:
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=WGT
Any comments on this or any recomendations?
I also noticed Tial has two product lines with the same size wastegates. Anyone have knowledge of the differences?
Anyone know of any others or adapters available?
First the specs on the turbo:
67-1 comp wheel
TO4S comp housing .7 a/r
Divided T4 tubine housing .96 a/r
p-trim
Engine has a large streetport.
I also need a new wastegate as the GReddy TypeR wastegate I have is suspect.
I cannot get my boost to stabilize and it fluctuates by 1.5 lbs or so. I have checked everything else. My lines are short as possible. Boost control solenoid as close to turbo as possible. All pressure/vacuum sources are where they should be.
Boost control via a GReddy Profec b specII btw.
I really want a wastegate with a v-band and was only able to find this Tial 44mm:
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...egory_Code=WGT
Any comments on this or any recomendations?
I also noticed Tial has two product lines with the same size wastegates. Anyone have knowledge of the differences?
Anyone know of any others or adapters available?
looks slick and i heard it flows better than the 46mm
good choice if i didnt get the 40mm thats what i would have gotten
mike
03-15-05, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by hIGGI
My HKS GT wastegate (60mm) is V-band
Probably for the better as those are very expensive. .
Thanks for the info though Higgi
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Turbonetics' new 50mm Newgen wastegate is also a v-band wastegate. My new one is up for sale relatively cheap if you're interest...
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ghlight=newgen
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ghlight=newgen
03-16-05, 12:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Carl Byck
I have the HKS GT 60mm, very trick... I'll trade you for the ac pulley straight across 
BTW, can I pay you some $$$ for the stock ac pulley? 707-696-2705
BTW, can I pay you some $$$ for the stock ac pulley? 707-696-2705
03-16-05, 02:35 PM
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"get the 44mm man
looks slick and i heard it flows better than the 46mm
good choice if i didnt get the 40mm thats what i would have gotten
mike"
Mike you got anything further on this? I am buying one of these bad boys this week and I was going to go with the 46 but if the 44 is better for some reason it will save me a hundred bucks.
looks slick and i heard it flows better than the 46mm
good choice if i didnt get the 40mm thats what i would have gotten
mike"
Mike you got anything further on this? I am buying one of these bad boys this week and I was going to go with the 46 but if the 44 is better for some reason it will save me a hundred bucks.
03-16-05, 05:37 PM
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When you recieve your turbo, don't be mad because they sent you a open valute (non divided) turbine housing. Because if you tell them you want a .96 A/R thats what you'll get unless someone somewere has come up with their own molds for making turbine housings. T4 turbine housings from Garrett and thier distributers (Turbonetics, PT turbo, Innovative, Majestic, etc etc) come in a open valute (non divided) in .81, .96 and the divided options are .84, 1.00, 1.15 and 1.32 in N, O, P, and Q trim and Innovative selling their own R trim (there are other A/R values that I did not list but there too small for rotary application unless you run two of them).
Just making sure you don't make a purchase mistake.
~Mike..................
Just making sure you don't make a purchase mistake.
~Mike..................
03-21-05, 03:51 PM
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Hey Dave...fwiw, I have the Tial 44mm wastegate with v-band setup on my single turbo FD with Apex RX6 kit for a couple months now...heard only great things about the Tial products, and I've had absolutely no problem controlling boost. I also bought it from Keith at KG Parts for a good price. You'll need a good welder to put it all together.
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