wastegates
#1
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wastegates
so im wondering is two small gates better than one single one . on a single turbo setup ?
#3
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two 2.5 in pipes for the merge . im thinking it will be easier to run two 38 mm wastegates then build my own merge .
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you can also put 1 gate on the housing. A lot of guys do that
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I run the same merge. I ran for a while with 1 44mm on 1 bank, worked great, I could run 4 psi if I wanted. I recently built a merge for my wastegate to hook it to both banks, I can't tell a difference it seems the same. But I also have a tiny turbine atm, so a lot of back pressure.
you can also put 1 gate on the housing. A lot of guys do that
you can also put 1 gate on the housing. A lot of guys do that
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thanks robertd for the pics
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robertd whats your setup . engine turbo tranny rearend ?
#15
i wanted to run 1 waste gate just because its a single piece. but i always debate what would be cheaper and better.
im not at the point of fabbing yet ( waiting for my painter to paint the goddamn bay ) but when the times comes ill see where goes what!
i kinda wanted a 3 to 1 t4 flange but no one makes that lol
im not at the point of fabbing yet ( waiting for my painter to paint the goddamn bay ) but when the times comes ill see where goes what!
i kinda wanted a 3 to 1 t4 flange but no one makes that lol
#17
not bad at all! i had a buddy with a 4.great and that cam and springs ( same im running in my 5.3) but he had a 7875 and e85 and he made i believe 510 on 8 psi or 10? i dont remember
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I ran a 60mm gate of a 3" pipe after the merge. This was all to do with packaging, weight, and not having it dump to atmosphere.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-in...l#post19985279
https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-in...l#post19985279