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Old 12-09-2011, 08:57 PM
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I want to put a wastegate on with a Procharger and then use the boost control in my fast to control max boost. Just pulley the blower to max impeller speed. I know the bov's gotta stay also to relieve pressure when the throttle closes. Anybody forsee any issues? Is there a better option that I don't know about on a blower car? Thanks and any info is appreciated.

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Try doing a search. There is a couple of threads around on the subject.
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Gmhightech did a article on it
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I've done a little searching. Anything with wastegate pulls up turbo applications. I will look some more

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Keep looking. There was a long one with a corvette owner who did a lot of homework and had results on it. I forget his name though
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Ok a refined search did find several threads. After an hour of reading I feel comfortable with what I want to do. Thanks for the replies.

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No prob man. I knew there was a couple around on it seeing as how I read through them before lol
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Ya I saw u replying. U ever do it? I'm committed. Ordered a precision wastegate last night lol. If i was only wanting to limit boost the adjustable electric cutout on the inlet pipe would be the easiest/best way to go IMO. But with my fast I can actually control the wastegate to bring the boost in slowly, kinda like a progressive controller for nos. Gonna be interesting to experiment with.
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let us know how it turns out. i think a wastegate on a centri blower is a great idea with wonderful possibilities. i read a thread a while back (on another forum) where people were blasting a vette owner for trying this. people were calling him all kinds of names and getting furious at him for even mentioning the subject. a couple of other guys and i stuck up for him but it didn't do much good. i have never seen people that infuriated on a forum.
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Try looking around on yellowbullet.com in the blower section, there a quite a few guys over there that use wastegates/controllers to control power on their blower cars.
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Look up this guys post in here chriswtx. he had a really good thread on using a wastegate. it's the guy they are talking about in the above posts
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I did a waste gate on my stock ls2 gto with a f1 procharger maxing out at 6500 rpms
The waste gate had a 13psi spring in it, opening at 11psi, it was in full boost by 2800rpm if it was wot,
the tourqe was off the wall
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Ams says they have done it for years with their boost controllers.
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Heres a pretty damn good thread...

https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-in...ntrollers.html



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