Wastegate issues
#22
Have you tried just taken the spring out and seeing what happens?
Cutting and stretching a spring just ruins the spring.
It will never perform the same once that type if mod is done.
Cutting and stretching a spring just ruins the spring.
It will never perform the same once that type if mod is done.
#23
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From: Behind the TIG welder
Don't modify springs, it doesn't sound like that is going to help. You need to verify the gate is opening fully. A long time ago I had an over boost due to a gate that was not opening fully.
#25
The top port is completely open on your WG right? You didn't put a plug in it or anything did you? You need to run the boost line strait to the manifold with a new piece of hose, then T- off that to your vac block. Or if your compressor cover is taped for a 1/8npt fitting, run that strait to your WG instead. It just sound like your WG is not fully opening or getting a good signal from the manifold (leaking some where).
#30
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From: gonzales louisiana
take off the boost reg, leave the 10 psi spring in and ref it off the compressor housing, of its over boosting after that, you may have a bad diaphragm or you need a better wastegate, I ran a tial 44 in a forged 6.2 at 10 psi and had no problems , it was ref off the compressor housing






