looking for proper plumbing diagram for DP wastgate
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looking for proper plumbing diagram for DP wastgate
using a adj boost regulator. I wish I had a diagram of how it is now. Off the hard pipe to a T one leg to the lower side of the wastegate the other leg on to the adj regulator. Out of the regulator and on to the top of the top of the wastegate. Does this sound correct?
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Thanks jimbo. Now I wish I understood exactly how it works. What exactly does the line that enters the bottom of the wastegate do? With the plumbing being this way it seems that one would cancel out the other.
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David, pay particular attention to the 6mm hose requirement. I used the LR stuff I used to have and it split! It will also make it actuate slower if the line is too small...
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With the plumbing being this way it seems that one would cancel out the other.
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NZ: Do you have a pic of the hose your using and where to get it? The silicone hoses are crap. I was thinking of using stainless steel braded lines like the race cars.
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Does this mean with the tial wastgate you never use a check valve like the accuboost but always a regulator type?
Does this mean with the tial wastgate you never use a check valve like the accuboost but always a regulator type?
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Originally Posted by bunch
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Does this mean whit the tial wastgate you never use a check valve like the accuboost but always a regulator type?
Does this mean whit the tial wastgate you never use a check valve like the accuboost but always a regulator type?