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Old Dec 13, 2010 | 08:32 PM
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Re: Wastegate dumped into exhaust or vented to atmosphere?

Hee is a good vid of wg dumping to atmosphere. the hissing you hear during the pulls is the air dumping from the gate... sounds like a jet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTaX3...layer_embedded

Old Dec 13, 2010 | 10:17 PM
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Re: Wastegate dumped into exhaust or vented to atmosphere?

You want stealth? Run nitrous.

The turbine wheel whistling away is a dead give away. You cannot get away from it. Sort of like a blower whine. There is no hiding it

Because of this simple fact I dump it on every kit I build. Its easier to fab up and if you are under wastegated it helps a LOT keeping the boost level inline.

Sounds cool anyways. Why would you want to hide that!?!?


And jon... f'n love it.. great lil vid
Old Dec 13, 2010 | 11:37 PM
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Re: Wastegate dumped into exhaust or vented to atmosphere?

Originally Posted by Procharged94Lt1
3.)The velocity of gases from the wastegate piping would therefor be higher than those in the downpipe due to the increased pressure
No, immediately after the wastegate valve there is a pressure change, (the pressure difference is across the wastegate valve). Fluid velocity depends on pipe diameter, (think garden hose with a nozzle on the end).

It's like merging on the freeway, If traffic merges into a lane that has most of the traffic, there's going to be more congestion (turbulence). The weight of the high speed air is going to keep most of it on the outside radius, you want it to be as smooth as possible, the inside or short radius isnt as important (just like in head porting).

But again, it's probably not THAT hugely important. As long as they merge at an acute angle that looks ok it's all good.

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Old Dec 14, 2010 | 09:31 AM
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Re: Wastegate dumped into exhaust or vented to atmosphere?

Originally Posted by LT1-TA
You want stealth? Run nitrous.

The turbine wheel whistling away is a dead give away. You cannot get away from it. Sort of like a blower whine. There is no hiding it

Because of this simple fact I dump it on every kit I build. Its easier to fab up and if you are under wastegated it helps a LOT keeping the boost level inline.

Sounds cool anyways. Why would you want to hide that!?!?


And jon... f'n love it.. great lil vid
I love that vid... not my car... but it is a badd *** vid for a little 500rwhp car.

I think you hit the nail on the head with the undersized wastegate comment. Travis will be running a JGS40mm gate on his setup. I am thinking dumping is probably a good idea to prevent any possible boost creep.
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