WG Dump Question
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WG Dump Question
Im going to buy flanges for my Tial 38 wastegate and didnt know if I will need two flanges or one?
I plan to dump to atmosphere on the WG outlet so is there any need to flange in any pipe on the outlet side or can I just let it blow right out of the gate?
I dont plan to plumb it into the DP etc, so am I ok just getting the inlet flange? Advice?
I plan to dump to atmosphere on the WG outlet so is there any need to flange in any pipe on the outlet side or can I just let it blow right out of the gate?
I dont plan to plumb it into the DP etc, so am I ok just getting the inlet flange? Advice?
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I would still run some kind of pipe off the wg exhaust just to keep exhaust gases out of the engine bay, so yes you would need a flange for it. This is a front mount correct?
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I put my WG on the crossover pipe (under the truck) and it dumps to atmosphere straight out of the gate. No problems so far. I am not concerned with fumes under the truck, because if the WG is dumping....well then I'm hauling the mail
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My gate's under my truck as well... I only have a 6 inch pipe off of it to point it rearward. Not needed, but i was bored, and my gate (ebay) came with both flanges.
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I had to put an elbow on mine because it was blowing straight down out of the gate. I never knew there was so much dust on the hwy. I would leave incredible dust trails.
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I'm dumping right out of the gate in my V6 eclipse. There wasn't room to come off of the gate since it's so close to the ground. Ran like that for a long time and the only downside is the dis colorization of the WG from the exhaust gases.