Wastegate and manual boost controller questions.
Aug 20, 2012 | 05:34 PM
#11
Try this link,
http://www.hallmanboostcontroller.co...tions%20ld.pdf
Top port of wastegate - vent to atmosphere
Bottom port of wastegate - to bottom port of hallman
Front port of hallman - vacuum/boost source
http://www.hallmanboostcontroller.co...tions%20ld.pdf
Top port of wastegate - vent to atmosphere
Bottom port of wastegate - to bottom port of hallman
Front port of hallman - vacuum/boost source
Aug 20, 2012 | 05:35 PM
#12
He's saying to run your controller in-line. From the intake to the top port on the controller, then from the lower port to the LOWER wastegate refrence and leave the TOP wastegate refrence open to atmosphere. 
BEAT TO THE PUNCH!
BEAT TO THE PUNCH!
Aug 20, 2012 | 05:49 PM
#14
EXACTLY! I was trying to explain why the boost would be going down as the **** was turned clockwise but it came out as a bunch of babbling. 
Aug 20, 2012 | 05:57 PM
#15
Thats correct, I dont know the reasoning behind it, but the way hallman has it shown is that you stuff a big spring in gate and dial it down with the manual controller.
Aug 20, 2012 | 06:07 PM
#16
Aug 20, 2012 | 06:31 PM
#18
Nope, it will raise it when turning clockwise.
Just to pull random numbers out of the air, lets say your spring alone will give you 25psi. When you add the boost controller fully counterclockwise, you are adding all of the boost seen in the intake to that bottom port which will have the gate opening at lets say 15psi. When you turn the hallman clockwise it lets less and less pressure though, as the boost on the bottom port lowers because of the hallman, your boost will raise.
Just to pull random numbers out of the air, lets say your spring alone will give you 25psi. When you add the boost controller fully counterclockwise, you are adding all of the boost seen in the intake to that bottom port which will have the gate opening at lets say 15psi. When you turn the hallman clockwise it lets less and less pressure though, as the boost on the bottom port lowers because of the hallman, your boost will raise.
Aug 20, 2012 | 06:41 PM
#19
Nope, it will raise it when turning clockwise.
Just to pull random numbers out of the air, lets say your spring alone will give you 25psi. When you add the boost controller fully counterclockwise, you are adding all of the boost seen in the intake to that bottom port which will have the gate opening at lets say 15psi. When you turn the hallman clockwise it lets less and less pressure though, as the boost on the bottom port lowers because of the hallman, your boost will raise.
Just to pull random numbers out of the air, lets say your spring alone will give you 25psi. When you add the boost controller fully counterclockwise, you are adding all of the boost seen in the intake to that bottom port which will have the gate opening at lets say 15psi. When you turn the hallman clockwise it lets less and less pressure though, as the boost on the bottom port lowers because of the hallman, your boost will raise.
