Benefits of external wastegates?
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What are the benefits of running an external wategate compared to an internally wastegated turbo?
Is it worth the expense involved in going external on a GT30 or GT35 turbo?
Cam
Is it worth the expense involved in going external on a GT30 or GT35 turbo?
Cam
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Originally Posted by Cam
Is it worth the expense involved in going external on a GT30 or GT35 turbo?
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Originally Posted by Cam
Is it worth the expense involved in going external on a GT30 or GT35 turbo?
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If properly designed, the external wastegate set up will have much less restriction in the turbine area and more accurate boost control due to the ability to have a much larger wastegate (which is restricted by the available space if it is internal).
Obviously the downside of this is the extra ancillaries (therefore cost) to fit such a set-up, plus the extra space required.
Obviously the downside of this is the extra ancillaries (therefore cost) to fit such a set-up, plus the extra space required.
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Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
If properly designed, the external wastegate set up will have much less restriction in the turbine area and more accurate boost control due to the ability to have a much larger wastegate (which is restricted by the available space if it is internal).
Obviously the downside of this is the extra ancillaries (therefore cost) to fit such a set-up, plus the extra space required.
Obviously the downside of this is the extra ancillaries (therefore cost) to fit such a set-up, plus the extra space required.
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