big turbo on a 35mm wastegate
#24
Re: big turbo on a 35mm wastegate
Originally Posted by AaronZ34
No, less boost is harder to control, since then more exhaust must flow through the WG and bypass the turbocharger.
#25
Re: big turbo on a 35mm wastegate
Originally Posted by HiProfile
But with more boost, you also get much more pressure in the exhaust manifold. That extra pressure helps open the valve by itself, and at some point overcomes the spring. Much more so on a weak spring than a high-boost spring.
#26
Re: big turbo on a 35mm wastegate
Originally Posted by HiProfile
But with more boost, you also get much more pressure in the exhaust manifold. That extra pressure helps open the valve by itself, and at some point overcomes the spring. Much more so on a weak spring than a high-boost spring.
I second Jee ewnits notion.
#28
Re: big turbo on a 35mm wastegate
Originally Posted by Adam Hopkins
There is no such thing as too much boost. You could have too little rod, piston, or sleeve. But never too much boost.