New 60mm Piston Driven Wastegates!!
11-08-2006, 04:44 PM
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New 60mm Piston Driven Wastegates!! Just letting you guys know, we now have the new 60mm Piston driven gate. They are designed for extreme abuse, and high flowing , high temp setups. They are the only gates that are both universal for gas and diesel setups. They use no diaphrams and are the highest flowing units on the market. The piston drive is unique and built to survive 150+psi. These will easily hold low boost as well, even with the LARGEST thumper units on the market. We have our first batch on the way already. Compare it to the other 60mm's on the market and these will blow them away, plus they come with the springs as well to adjust internal gate pressure.
The units are 609.99.
The units are 609.99.
11-08-2006, 09:41 PM
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The standard wastegate uses basically a balloon. As pressure fills the cap it inflates and pushes the balloon into the valve and actuates it (remember the spring sets this pressure). What happens with this is as heat increases the elastics of the balloon change you get changes in boost. Also if you were to plot piston actuation vs time you would see reaction is slower since you have to fill the space and effectively inflate it. Also as boost pressure rise you get blown balloons...hehe.
The basic design of this gate is like a piston in a cylinder. Air pressures down on a stainless piston which is connected to the valve with something like a connecting rod. So their is no wait time, heat is not a problem, and boost pressure can be darn near limitless. Also if you have to rebuild it then all you do is snap a new ring in like a piston ring and your done.
The basic design of this gate is like a piston in a cylinder. Air pressures down on a stainless piston which is connected to the valve with something like a connecting rod. So their is no wait time, heat is not a problem, and boost pressure can be darn near limitless. Also if you have to rebuild it then all you do is snap a new ring in like a piston ring and your done.
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11-09-2006, 01:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr_president
who wants to loan me 609? everyone paypal me 5 bucks and ill let you know how it works 
$385,885
Factor in paypal fees of 3% that would be $11,576.55 for paypal and would leave you a grand total of...
374,308.45
Id just ask for checks and save over 11k
Yeah I was bored...
11-09-2006, 11:54 AM
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Originally Posted by 417 Motorsports
looks just like a Tial with a big price tag to me???
11-09-2006, 11:55 AM
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Originally Posted by engineermike
That's funny. . . I couldn't find a price for a Tial 60 mm.
11-09-2006, 12:32 PM
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I called an its only 6.25" tall. DAMN talk about compact in size. Looks like I'm in for one
BTW, they will do a GP if their is enough interest. Figure some of you might like that.
BTW, they will do a GP if their is enough interest. Figure some of you might like that.
11-09-2006, 12:57 PM
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Is this a JGS Turbo wastegate? It looks identical to the JGS unit and so does the price. The JGS units aren't knock offs and are more compact than any gate out there.