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Old 06-20-2009 | 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted by cablebandit
tial knockoff 44mm for me
You put your trust and maybe engine into a knockoff? knockoff blow off maybe.knock off wastegate..well whatever.
Old 06-21-2009 | 09:23 AM
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it aint rocket science....canister with a spring, diaphragm and a valve. The diaphragm seems to be really good quality which was my main concern but to each his own. I got a ebay i/c with a knockoff BOV as well....look out!!!
Old 06-21-2009 | 06:04 PM
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I went with a 50mm synapse no diaphragm apparently we will see how that goes, it looks like a nice piece
Old 06-21-2009 | 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by cablebandit
it aint rocket science....canister with a spring, diaphragm and a valve. The diaphragm seems to be really good quality which was my main concern but to each his own. I got a ebay i/c with a knockoff BOV as well....look out!!!
I agree ^

I'm originally from the honda crowd... that's how i got into boost...
Now i run a t70 with a t56/LS1 setup in an S10.

Blow off valves, Wastegates, and Intercoolers are pretty fool proof....
No where have i seen anyone blow an engine and 100% blame a faulty IC, WG or BOV.

It is just a simple canister, with a spring, valve, and diaphram. Pull the knock off's apart, and pull your name brands apart... No real differance.

It's like buying walmart sneakers vs Nike's... Even those Nike's are made in China.

Will those name brand Wastegate's pay to rebuild your broken engine if you can blame the wastegate?? doubt it... it's business.
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Tial is all i would ever run.
Old 06-21-2009 | 10:29 PM
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ran a Tial on the old setup. undecided on the new setup, been doing some research on the JGS's but it's a mixed review
Old 06-22-2009 | 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by bumpin_records
i went with the hks II 60mm
same gate I have (HKS GTII)
Old 06-22-2009 | 03:00 PM
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turbo newb here...what exactly do the sizes mean or determine?? it seems like everyone is running a 44mm or 55mm?
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Originally Posted by airforcemanss
turbo newb here...what exactly do the sizes mean or determine?? it seems like everyone is running a 44mm or 55mm?
On larger sized engines, like big blocks, etc... More air needs to be let out to maintain a low PSI.
So a 60mm or 55mm wastegate is ideal.
On a small block, like the 5.7 LS1, a 35 will do the trick...

I'm only running a single 2.5" pipe into my turbo from headers. A 35mm wastegate is in place 6 inches from the turbo flange, so i have no problems with boost creep.

Just think... smaller engine, smaller Wastegate... UNLESS you have HUGE piping. If i had 3" piping, i would run a 44mm gate.

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thanks for the quick reply. so 35mm -44mm is ideal for 2.5 piping on a 346/347?
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Originally Posted by Reject
ran a Tial on the old setup. undecided on the new setup, been doing some research on the JGS's but it's a mixed review
tiago runs twin jgs's on his twin 76 set up and loves them
Old 06-22-2009 | 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted by airforcemanss
thanks for the quick reply. so 35mm -44mm is ideal for 2.5 piping on a 346/347?
correct.

By the way.. anyone know why my signature picture doesn't show up?
Old 06-22-2009 | 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted by TurboBandit
correct.

By the way.. anyone know why my signature picture doesn't show up?
i can see it
Old 06-23-2009 | 12:31 AM
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Yep, works now~
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Originally Posted by MY99TAWS6
You put your trust and maybe engine into a knockoff? knockoff blow off maybe.knock off wastegate..well whatever.
I'm running an X02 Racing 50mm unit from Ebay. Works awesome, so far. $150.

However, my 5.3 is sacrificial, so if it pops, I could give a fvk. I guess I will be the guinea pig for knockoff ebay stuff, lol, since I could buy another 5.3 shortblock for the money I saved buying the X02 instead of a Tial....

Originally Posted by cablebandit
it aint rocket science....canister with a spring, diaphragm and a valve. The diaphragm seems to be really good quality which was my main concern but to each his own. I got a ebay i/c with a knockoff BOV as well....look out!!!
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Originally Posted by SSilverSSurfer
I went with a 50mm synapse no diaphragm apparently we will see how that goes, it looks like a nice piece
Same here, I saw the video demonstration and I really liked it. Nice piece.
Old 06-23-2009 | 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by dhdenney
Same here, I saw the video demonstration and I really liked it. Nice piece.

Video...?
What do you mean no diaphram?!
Old 06-23-2009 | 10:22 PM
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might as well ask this in the WG thread
is there any down side to a big waste gate other than it cost more ?
Old 06-24-2009 | 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by TurboBandit
Video...?
What do you mean no diaphram?!
There was a demonstration on their Ebay ad. As far as no diaphragm, I'll let someone else explain it. This is the only WG I have ever handled up close so I could not point out the differences. It just looks like a big valve in there.
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synapse uses a piston with an oring instead of a diaphragm. i just traded for one to put on my truck so I'll be seeing how they work



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