turbo/wastegate setup
04-23-2004, 07:25 PM
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turbo/wastegate setup
this turbo i have is in perfect condition,no shaft play at all.plus it is allready attached to a std manifold by an adapter plate with the downpipe that fits perfect.the turbo was suposed to be set at 9 psi.the wastegate flapper has been permanently shut and has a wastegate with no arm at all.does this sound right(like it will work)? .lol...is this an external wastegate?.just want to know if this setup works as is..and finally some pics.
the wastegate flapper shut
closeup of the wastegate
wastegate on the turbo
thanx in advance for any help
the wastegate flapper shut
closeup of the wastegate
wastegate on the turbo
thanx in advance for any help
04-23-2004, 11:08 PM
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Re:turbo/wastegate setup
you could get some solid metal bar like an exhaust hanger and cut it, weld one side to the wastegate, and then drill a hole in the other side to hook to the wastegate actuator. you would have to get creative though to make it adjustable. probably be best off to open the wastegate some using the homemade arm and then use a manual boost controller to regulate the boost to the gate.
04-23-2004, 11:22 PM
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Re:turbo/wastegate setup
^^^yeah, what he said...
Where did you get that turbo, or off what car did you get it?
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04-24-2004, 08:37 AM
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Re:turbo/wastegate setup
i got it along with with other turbo stuff that was setup on a d16.i got the impression it worked as is.the wastegate on my 14b is internal and dont look like this one.as far as i know,this wastegate has never had an actuator arm.whats the opening in the side of this wastegate?
thanx
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04-24-2004, 09:43 AM
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Re:turbo/wastegate setup
that looks like a diesel turbo off an older jetta. It is internally gated, but the exhaust has a optional provision to route the wastegate fumes into a separate pipe. The blockoff plate is actually downstream of the wastegate flapper. It comes blocked from the factory.
I wouldn't waste your time with that turbo, it has something like a .35 exhaust side and about a 40 or 45 compressor, that thing only flows about 160 cfm, which in a perfect world will make about 160 HP at the crank. Also, the wastegates came preset at 12 psi. Parts are a bitch to find also.
The deisel engine is meant to run at low rpm, so this turbo is ideal for a deisel only, or a real small gas engine (bike maybe), it'll choke up a gas honda engine in a hurry.
How do I know, I have one sitting on the shelf in my garage that I pulled, before I knew what I was getting into.
It has a pretty unique flange on it, you might need to get a new adapter and a new turbo.
Good luck
Neil
I wouldn't waste your time with that turbo, it has something like a .35 exhaust side and about a 40 or 45 compressor, that thing only flows about 160 cfm, which in a perfect world will make about 160 HP at the crank. Also, the wastegates came preset at 12 psi. Parts are a bitch to find also.
The deisel engine is meant to run at low rpm, so this turbo is ideal for a deisel only, or a real small gas engine (bike maybe), it'll choke up a gas honda engine in a hurry.
How do I know, I have one sitting on the shelf in my garage that I pulled, before I knew what I was getting into.
It has a pretty unique flange on it, you might need to get a new adapter and a new turbo.
Good luck
Neil
04-24-2004, 12:40 PM
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Re:turbo/wastegate setup
Originally Posted by neil85ae86
that looks like a diesel turbo off an older jetta. It is internally gated, but the exhaust has a optional provision to route the wastegate fumes into a separate pipe. The blockoff plate is actually downstream of the wastegate flapper. It comes blocked from the factory.
I wouldn't waste your time with that turbo, it has something like a .35 exhaust side and about a 40 or 45 compressor, that thing only flows about 160 cfm, which in a perfect world will make about 160 HP at the crank. Also, the wastegates came preset at 12 psi. Parts are a bitch to find also.
The deisel engine is meant to run at low rpm, so this turbo is ideal for a deisel only, or a real small gas engine (bike maybe), it'll choke up a gas honda engine in a hurry.
How do I know, I have one sitting on the shelf in my garage that I pulled, before I knew what I was getting into.
It has a pretty unique flange on it, you might need to get a new adapter and a new turbo.
Good luck
Neil
I wouldn't waste your time with that turbo, it has something like a .35 exhaust side and about a 40 or 45 compressor, that thing only flows about 160 cfm, which in a perfect world will make about 160 HP at the crank. Also, the wastegates came preset at 12 psi. Parts are a bitch to find also.
The deisel engine is meant to run at low rpm, so this turbo is ideal for a deisel only, or a real small gas engine (bike maybe), it'll choke up a gas honda engine in a hurry.
How do I know, I have one sitting on the shelf in my garage that I pulled, before I knew what I was getting into.
It has a pretty unique flange on it, you might need to get a new adapter and a new turbo.
Good luck
Neil
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04-24-2004, 07:28 PM
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Re:turbo/wastegate setup
Are you saying he is right about it being a diesel turbo? Those A/R's don't seem right for a diesel turbo, nor would it be good for a 'small' gas motor.
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