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Postby tsoob » Wed Feb 08, 2012 12:14 pm

Hey guys..

So my manifold and turbo are finally here! (was a little worried about the turbo)

The question I have is to do with boost control, and speifically what angles to take the wastegate pipes off at from the manifold.

Anyone with ms paint skillz that knows what they are talking about please go nuts!

Pics are as follows:

Look at my shiny new turbo :)

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Exhaust side (you can see that its tight coming off the dump pipe as well)

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Which angle to take the wastegate out on the exhaust side?

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Cold side

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Which angle to take the wastegate out on the cold side?

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Postby sergei » Wed Feb 08, 2012 12:39 pm

Take it off each side and into individual waste gate.

Could be 90', it does not matter if the pipe ID is 30+ mm.
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Postby tsoob » Wed Feb 08, 2012 1:00 pm

sergei wrote:Take it off each side and into individual waste gate.

Could be 90', it does not matter if the pipe ID is 30+ mm.


that was my plan but 90' would that be ideal??
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Postby sergei » Wed Feb 08, 2012 1:52 pm

tsoob wrote:
sergei wrote:Take it off each side and into individual waste gate.

Could be 90', it does not matter if the pipe ID is 30+ mm.


that was my plan but 90' would that be ideal??


If you run two 38mm wastegates, with suitable piping (~32mm ID) it could be 180' and would work fine.

I run two 35mm wastegates, coming off exactly 90' from the spacer between turbo and stock manifold, and the boost is very stable (I can dial it down as low as 6.8psi which is spring pressure of the wastegates in question).

Just copy whatever Bazda did and you will be fine.
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Postby Lith » Wed Feb 08, 2012 3:06 pm

Oh nice, looks like an S200 series - which one and whats it going on?
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Postby tsoob » Wed Feb 08, 2012 5:07 pm

Lith wrote:Oh nice, looks like an S200 series - which one and whats it going on?


s200sx with smaller exhaust housing.

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Postby Bazda » Wed Feb 08, 2012 9:25 pm

Id def get Dan Slater to do the twinscroll part.
So many people stuff it up when going into a single gate.

Best is to use dual 38mm gates.
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