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Old 29-03-2016, 07:53 PM
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Hi guys I'm Nearing the end of my erst build it runs spot on but it doesn't sound like a turbo as if there's no boost when I Rev it , so reluctantly I fitted a dv to see if whom tooshed nothing boost gauge is just showing vaccum only the waste-gate in the housing was pretty stiff so I changed it for another witch moved freely still nothing I've looped the turbo bleed valve Amal valve nothing changes only thing I can think of would be the actuator itself is a -31 from a cosworth and I never bothers changing the length in it ? Is there any difference ? I'll await the sarcastic comments
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It will only produce boost under load, revving it will do nothing.

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Thanks Martin I get that I really do but I have seen rs turbos rev and produce dv noise stationary ? Is there a reason for this
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I guess a lot of it is down to the spec, engine and turbo choice being the two big factors. A T3 is a large turbo to spool up for your engine.

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So as follows I have , lighten and balanced crank , stress relived con rods , and make low comp Pistons , gas flowed big valve head , piper 285t2 cam , t3 turbo with t34 compressor wheel and 360 degree bearings , -31 actuator , baileys dump valve (don't work) , mocal oil cooler the list goes on
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If you are running a twin piston dump valve you need quite a bit of positive pressure in the inlet system to lift the secondary valve of it's seat
Try it up the road under load
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Originally Posted by Turbosystems
If you are running a twin piston dump valve you need quite a bit of positive pressure in the inlet system to lift the secondary valve of it's seat
Try it up the road under load
It's not quite finished yet so that will have to wait
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As Tony says try it up the road when you can, but if it's a stock T3 then you should be able to get it to 'dump' or even chatter a little (EFI) from just revving it (Although just to point out if this is a fresh engine build you shouldn't be revving it at all!).
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