Which tial wastegate i should use?
Im thinking run 35 psi with c16
The less boost you run, the more that goes through the wastegate. Sure, if you're running 30+ psi, the wastegate isn't going to do much. That being said, I had a 44mm and liked it.
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If you are not having any issues with your wastegate like surging etc... then I wouldn't swap it out only because you're going to have to get an adapter plate for the vband on the 44mm and a tbolt clamp for the 44m etc..
If there's nothing wrong with it, leave it alone.
If there's nothing wrong with it, leave it alone.
Ok thanks, i will let it, i dont want to spend money isnt necessary
The only issue you might have with your current gate is that it's common for the paper gasket to blow out where it's thin on the edges. A good solution for this is to run an SCE copper gasket (part number 4150).
But if you aren't having any issues with your current 38mm gate, then I agree with these other guys in that you should just let it be. A 38mm valve is definitely appropriately sized for the application though. If you ever decide to switch to a v-band gate for the sake of simplicity (or ability to clock), you could very well run the 38mm MSV. But I would recommend cutting off the 2-bolt flange and welding on the v-band flange instead of using one of the adapters.
But if you aren't having any issues with your current 38mm gate, then I agree with these other guys in that you should just let it be. A 38mm valve is definitely appropriately sized for the application though. If you ever decide to switch to a v-band gate for the sake of simplicity (or ability to clock), you could very well run the 38mm MSV. But I would recommend cutting off the 2-bolt flange and welding on the v-band flange instead of using one of the adapters.
The only issue you might have with your current gate is that it's common for the paper gasket to blow out where it's thin on the edges. A good solution for this is to run an SCE copper gasket (part number 4150).
But if you aren't having any issues with your current 38mm gate, then I agree with these other guys in that you should just let it be. A 38mm valve is definitely appropriately sized for the application though. If you ever decide to switch to a v-band gate for the sake of simplicity (or ability to clock), you could very well run the 38mm MSV. But I would recommend cutting off the 2-bolt flange and welding on the v-band flange instead of using one of the adapters.
But if you aren't having any issues with your current 38mm gate, then I agree with these other guys in that you should just let it be. A 38mm valve is definitely appropriately sized for the application though. If you ever decide to switch to a v-band gate for the sake of simplicity (or ability to clock), you could very well run the 38mm MSV. But I would recommend cutting off the 2-bolt flange and welding on the v-band flange instead of using one of the adapters.
I will run with this setup, maybe in a future will change the exhaust manifold with the turbo too.
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