Wastegates: dump to atmosphere or route back to DP?
12-28-2006, 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by: INTMD8
Unless I'm building a system with open downpipes I always re-route the wastegate plumbing. I think it sounds horrible vented to atmosphere on a street car with an exhaust system.
Unless I'm building a system with open downpipes I always re-route the wastegate plumbing. I think it sounds horrible vented to atmosphere on a street car with an exhaust system.
With the WG vented is the sound an,"Yeah thats going to get annoying" or "Damn that thing is louder than the exhaust!" 
01-10-2007, 05:17 PM
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Sorry to rbing back an old subjct, but I was reading my Turbo book today and remembered this topic.. Fastkat, dr.turbo is on the right track..
if you have to route the wg back to main exhaust.. it should be done 18 to 24 inches downstream of the turbine ... also keeping the merge shallow as you can.. that will reduce turbulance and help maintain a fast-spooling turbo...
thank you
if you have to route the wg back to main exhaust.. it should be done 18 to 24 inches downstream of the turbine ... also keeping the merge shallow as you can.. that will reduce turbulance and help maintain a fast-spooling turbo...
thank you
01-10-2007, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by deadmanTA
With the WG vented is the sound an,"Yeah thats going to get annoying" or "Damn that thing is louder than the exhaust!"both.
