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W O T 07-18-2004 12:01 AM

Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
Just looking into external wastegates and BOV's. They have like 38mm 42 mm 50mm

And stuff like that just wonderrin what the difference is and which would be better for which setup. I plan to run 14-16psi if that matters.

Let me know
Thanks

Zeusfire69 07-18-2004 01:54 AM

Re:Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
The first question would be..which one are you looking at..wategate or BOV?

quadnie 07-18-2004 03:26 AM

Re:Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
I think normal turbo setups consist of both.

Are you aware of the functions of those two devices?

W O T 07-18-2004 05:06 AM

Re:Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
I know a BOV lets out the boost when you let off the throttle when boost has already been built up.

Dont really know what a wastegate does though.

Is on better than the other? External (always mounted on the manifold right?) or internally inside the turbo

Why would you need a 38mm wastegate as opposed to a 44mm

ibby 07-18-2004 06:32 AM

Re:Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
i belive that the wastegate sets the ammount of boost you require

W O T 07-18-2004 03:01 PM

Re:Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
how so?

It does come out of the turbo mani right?

Semnos 07-18-2004 05:32 PM

Re:Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
The bigger wastegate diameter is for high power higher flowing engines.

turboboy 07-18-2004 06:31 PM

Re:Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
wastegates control boost by allowing exhaust to bypass the turbo, thus creating less boost. The bigger the wastegate, the better it is going to be able to control a big turbo on a high powered motor

W O T 07-18-2004 07:55 PM

Re:Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
would a 38 mm external wastegate be good for about 300whp and 15psi?

MikeJ-2009 07-18-2004 09:21 PM

Re:Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
Go internal wastegate (which will probably come on the turbo you get) and spend the money on an electronic boost controller. ;)
You don't need all that fancy external wastegate stuff until you have $10,000 for the motor. ;)

quadnie 07-18-2004 10:49 PM

Re:Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
I agree with stealthy on this one.

Please look into all this more before you start on your kit.

Where u running dry shots or wet shots of nitrous when that is all u did?

W O T 07-18-2004 11:10 PM

Re:Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
Was running a 65 shot dry, sohc zc motor, i/h/e, gutted cat, 15" slips on azenis with 18psi

Was beating a friends b18c1 blt on hatch with runs 14.1-14.3 by a car with traction

I guess Ill look into an internal wastegate, was gonna get an aftermarket boost controller anyways

superpilun 07-20-2004 04:25 AM

Re:Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
do you even understand how a wastegate controls boost? or a boost controller for that matter?

SparkleMotion 07-20-2004 11:00 AM

Re:Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
Yeah the 35mm refers to the inlet size for wastegate, the size of the area that lets air flow. And as for which is better internal or external, how many race cars you see runing internal wastegates? :)

tegunderpressure 07-20-2004 12:56 PM

Re:Wastegates n BOV's (What the MM mean, Whats the dif)
 
How many race cars do you see on the street?...


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