Tial External wastegate setup pics - anyone
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cheers guys, not quite what i was after tho lol, not the V band fit or 4 bolt jobbies, i have a 2 bolt flange one and im fucked if i can work out how it goes together
i have this
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/monkeymagic/IMG_0937.jpg)
and this
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/monkeymagic/IMG_0927.jpg)
now in the top pic, the ring fits in a groove by the piston of the w/g, and then there is a groove in the seperate flange plate that fits over this.
but on the w/g the piston flange has through holes, and the outlet flage is tapped.
the 2 seperate flanges, one is through holes, one is tapped
thus meaning that with the ring, and seperate flange in place, it would then bolt up to the extension pipe ok with long bolts and nuts
but that then leaves me with atapped outlet flange, and a tapped seperate flange for the screamer pipe
how the feck does it all go together?
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i have this
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/monkeymagic/IMG_0937.jpg)
and this
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/1003/monkeymagic/IMG_0927.jpg)
now in the top pic, the ring fits in a groove by the piston of the w/g, and then there is a groove in the seperate flange plate that fits over this.
but on the w/g the piston flange has through holes, and the outlet flage is tapped.
the 2 seperate flanges, one is through holes, one is tapped
thus meaning that with the ring, and seperate flange in place, it would then bolt up to the extension pipe ok with long bolts and nuts
but that then leaves me with atapped outlet flange, and a tapped seperate flange for the screamer pipe
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how the feck does it all go together?
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on the inlet side ie manifold connection.bolt the sealing ring and the tapped flange together.that will leave enough thread to connect to the pipe with a nut and washer.
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Originally Posted by Dan@FastFord
ah ha! i got it!
thank fook for that
bit of an odd way to do it tho isnt it?
he ho, cheers mate
ps, what bolts would be best to use?
the 2 in the pic are deffo not long enough for that.
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thank fook for that
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bit of an odd way to do it tho isnt it?
he ho, cheers mate
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ps, what bolts would be best to use?
the 2 in the pic are deffo not long enough for that.
cheers
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and look in the boxes, there are LOADS of bolts and shit, them 2 bolts in the pic was a co-incidence i think
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