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Old 03-06-2008, 06:44 AM   #1 (permalink)
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External Wastegate?

i was recently looking around at some fourms about the external wastegates and i ahve an idea of how it work... although not 100% would this be recommended on a stock turbo say if it were placed on the uppipe...and how well would i benifit from it? over my stock internal.... thanks!
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i was recently looking around at some fourms about the external wastegates and i ahve an idea of how it work... although not 100% would this be recommended on a stock turbo say if it were placed on the uppipe...and how well would i benifit from it? over my stock internal.... thanks!
With the TD-04 you won't benefit at all. It doesn't push enough air for an extra dump tube. Flowing all exhaust through the DP is your best option for the stock turbo, AKA internal wastegate.


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Old 03-06-2008, 07:48 AM   #3 (permalink)
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So......What size pushes enuff air to constitute a EWG ??
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Old 03-06-2008, 08:00 AM   #4 (permalink)
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So......What size pushes enuff air to constitute a EWG ??
I would consider running an EWG on a Big 16G or higher. I'd say if I was pushing 300+awhp I'd benefit from that system.

Edit: I would not run one on say a VF-39.


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Old 03-06-2008, 02:29 PM   #5 (permalink)
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well the VF39 was discontinued because it's wastegate path was too small in favor of the VF43 which is basically the same except a larger wastegate. There's probably a few hp of gains with that particular turbo.

but longshot's right. It's once you get into some 300whp+ turbos that you start not wanting internal gating.


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Old 03-07-2008, 03:08 PM   #6 (permalink)
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This is slightly off-topic, but do any of you know how much of a difference dumping the wg into atmosphere makes vs. routing it back into the downpipe?
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if done correctly in a car that makes <500whp, I'd say none


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This is slightly off-topic, but do any of you know how much of a difference dumping the wg into atmosphere makes vs. routing it back into the downpipe?
Depends on the size of the downpipe and the turbo.Also depends on how you can put up with how annoying dumping the wastegate before the muffler sounds and getting tickets from cops.


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Ok... I was thinking around 330 whp, 3" tbe. Still thinking about whether or not I should do it... afraid of the costs I guess.
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well i just added an EWG on my stock turbo, grimmspeed ewg up kit with external dump....its HELLA LOUD!!!! i wouldnt say its necessary on the stock turbo...but i love how it sounds. i did it since within the next year im going with a 47 or 52lb/min turbo. i didnt want to buy one up pipe now and another one later.


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^^^^^^ i was going to say that there are people running EWG on stock turbos. From what i have read the EWG holds boost consistently straight through redline. It is a must to get protuned for this though.
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Old 04-24-2008, 07:48 AM   #12 (permalink)
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you don't need an external wastegate to hold boost to redline. My 07 wasnt making the right boost with my cobb stage 2 map so we installed a hallman manual boost controller and an 18 psi wastegate actuator. The actuator was only 80 $ and the boost controller was around 150 but my car makes almost instant boost and will hold 16/17 pounds right to redline.
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i was recently looking around at some fourms about the external wastegates and i ahve an idea of how it work... although not 100% would this be recommended on a stock turbo say if it were placed on the uppipe...and how well would i benifit from it? over my stock internal.... thanks!
I OWN A 2002 WRX AND THE OLD OWNER HAS A EXTERNAL WASTEGATE AND A INTERNAL WASTEGATE IS THIS OK
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Old 06-14-2008, 10:24 PM   #14 (permalink)
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i was recently looking around at some fourms about the external wastegates and i ahve an idea of how it work... although not 100% would this be recommended on a stock turbo say if it were placed on the uppipe...and how well would i benifit from it? over my stock internal.... thanks!
It will have gains on a stock turbo. One of the local guys picked up more HP at less boost than his prior tune when he switched to an EWG. Same tuner and same dyno the only thing that changed was the EWG setup.

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The advantage of the External Wastegate is to help the turbocharger operate more efficiently. This is done by relieving a large amount of back pressure pre-turbine housing. Less restrictive turbine housing will allow you to run higher boost pressures which typically results in more horsepower and even the ability to run higher ignition advance if needed. It is common to see a 15 hp to 30 hp gain when going from Internal Wastegate to External Wastegate setups. When boost is held flatter throughout the rpm band, the result is higher horsepower numbers at less peak boost pressure vs. the Internal Wastegate.


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Old 06-15-2008, 10:52 AM   #15 (permalink)
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So, it's ok to run on a stock td04 ?? Is the pipe necessary in addiotion to the EWG ?? Was going to get one a while back but everyone was against it. Grimmspeed swears by them.


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