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Old 12-06-2005, 08:04 AM
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Lightbulb waste gates and blow off valves

so im seting up my new system and was wondering what some of you guy thought of each brand and size.

motor is a sbc 350 with 8.5 comp. and ported fastburn heads carrilo rods and scat crank
turbos are 2 masterpower t-70's with .68 a/r's

im just curious on what brands have what problems and such
Old 12-06-2005, 09:02 AM
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The TIAL gates can be damaged by race fuel.... they can hang shut.
Check out these:
http://www.proturbokits.com/store/sc...idCategory=141

That setup looks seriously bad ***..
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I also had heard of problems with Tials WG's controlling BIG turbo's when trying to run low boost with them.... so we opted for the Turbo Smart 48mm.
Im running a Tial 50mm BOV but heard awsome reviews on the Turbo Smart also.



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Ive also heard good things about the turbosmart products, thats what ill be ordering.
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Originally Posted by Frost
The TIAL gates can be damaged by race fuel.... they can hang shut.
The 38mm units come standard with a shaft sleeve material that is not compatible with the lead in race fuel. They can be ordered with a proper material if you plan to run them on leaded fuel. The larger units don't have the issue.

I had good luck with tial 46's on my old setup, albeit i could only get down to 9 psi or so with the smallest spring in them. Partly due to placement, and partly due to the sizing of my turbine housings. But I was never below that boost pressure anyway so it didn't matter.

We've got a pair of standard sleeve 38mm's on the white car and have no problems. But we know they have to be monitored.

I moved up to a pair of HKS gates for the new setup, since i wanted as much control as possible with the even larger turbos

Tials work well, but like anything, you have to size them properly for the application.

Trying to run 5 psi with an 88mm turbo, for example, is a touchy setup to begin with.

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Tial has really nice looking girls at PRI.


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Originally Posted by 427
Tial has really nice looking girls at PRI.


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ha ha so did BMR... back on Topic now Kurt.....
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That was on topic!!
Really, I have the Tial valve on my truck with no problems. It has been 2 years and 35,000 miles on WG and BO valve. Never had any problem.


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ha ha so did BMR... back on Topic now Kurt.....
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