Tial 46mm Wastegate Springs
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Tial 46mm Wastegate Springs
Can someone explain the spring issue, and why it includes so many types of springs? And whats the best choice for the 951? Meaning the most power efficent one.
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If you give them a call, they can fax you a sheet. It tells you the colors of the springs and how much boost they hold.
WG46mm has 2 springs. Large and small. You can mix and match to get what your looking for.
small spring - bar - psi - spring od is 1.875in
sm.yellow - .2 - 2.90
sm.red - .3 - 4.35
sm.green - .4 - 5.80
sm.blue - .5 - 7.25
big springs
big yellow - .6 - 8.70 - spring od is 2.36in
big red - .7 - 10.15
big green - .8 - 11.60
big blue - .9 - 13.05
Then they tell you to mix big and small springs to produce 1bar 1.1,1.2,1.3and 1.4bar(20.30psi) set ups
I run a 1.1 bar set up, Works good
WG46mm has 2 springs. Large and small. You can mix and match to get what your looking for.
small spring - bar - psi - spring od is 1.875in
sm.yellow - .2 - 2.90
sm.red - .3 - 4.35
sm.green - .4 - 5.80
sm.blue - .5 - 7.25
big springs
big yellow - .6 - 8.70 - spring od is 2.36in
big red - .7 - 10.15
big green - .8 - 11.60
big blue - .9 - 13.05
Then they tell you to mix big and small springs to produce 1bar 1.1,1.2,1.3and 1.4bar(20.30psi) set ups
I run a 1.1 bar set up, Works good