JGS wastegates
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If you ever have to service a JGS piece, its not fun. I had a customer come thru here with a pair of them, and they do not seal well. They leak, depending on how you clock them, and it was causing major boost control issues. There might be a re-design since then, but I only use Tial and Turbo smart stuff.
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If you ever have to service a JGS piece, its not fun. I had a customer come thru here with a pair of them, and they do not seal well. They leak, depending on how you clock them, and it was causing major boost control issues. There might be a re-design since then, but I only use Tial and Turbo smart stuff.
Interesting? Do you recall which size(s) were leaking?
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is there a way to identify the gates that had issues? i have a 50mm JGS that i purchased for my setup brand new, although its been quite a while now. ive yet to use it so id like to make sure before hand.