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Author Wastegate chatter, the truth (essay)
Dom
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quote:
Originally posted by Drew
gt4 wrc's have an antilag option, the turbos are reported to last around 7000 miles, so no, not really a good opion for road use


aye mate, just read about the GT4s group A WRC celicas they had the bits fitted, but was an option to switch it on/off on the ECU etc Although only 2500 were made, and tbh i bet its great when its switched on
jr
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most ppl that have antolag have a switch for it
Kerry
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8th Apr 05 at 20:32   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

jimmy im not being funny but shut the fuck up with your bullshit will ya
_Allan_
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My wastegate chatters the next morning after a Vindaloo
Kerry
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quote:
Originally posted by VenomTurbo
quote:
Originally posted by Kerry
jimmy im not being funny but shut the fuck up with your bullshit will ya


What's up with ya now?


your so full of google
J da Silva
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8th Apr 05 at 20:35   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Hmmmm.... just because I don't rant and rave in help n mods and try n act superior, means I chat shoot? I'll leave it with ya young un' whilst you struggle with that XE
Kerry
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8th Apr 05 at 20:38   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

noones struggling
J da Silva
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That means you've been missinforming people then

Masons/Horse Shoes calls me, see ya through the window
Kerry
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quote:
Originally posted by VenomTurbo
That means you've been missinforming people then

Masons/Horse Shoes calls me, see ya through the window


i have not mis informed anyone

i aint the one who talks fucking crap
James R
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Antilag is good for WRC cars, but isn't really street legal due to flames out the exhaust, don't mean a small pop either, i mean like afterburner stlyee.
It basically retains the same amount of thermal energy to allow the turbo to keep spinning.
The smart option for street cars is to use a shot of nos when you lift off, like 25BHP, just to boost the exhaust gas energy.
As turbos work primarily from heat energy, not from the blowing effect of the exhaust gasses.
Still it's feckign cool to be able to lift of and come back on the power with boost.
It's worth noting it's not to do with extra boost at low rpm's, it's to reduce the lag effect when the turbo is on song and you lift off, get the boost back in and the car surges, it's more a a wall of power waiting for you.

7000miles is a little optimistic for the turbo's life. WRC's trash the turbo after one weekend. and they are only running it on the stages.
Drew
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8th Apr 05 at 20:49   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

not at all optimistic

my last turbo lasts 80.000 miles

i would say i use my turbo more that 10% of the time im driving the car
Drew
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ps, wrc rally car is not quite in the same league as a standard gt4 with antilag turned on
James R
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7000miles is not of effective hard use with ALS turned on.
The EGR's of WRC cars is lower than road cars, they srun in the region of 10-11:1CR's
It's the exhaust valves too that get burnt up by it reducing engine perf.
I'm not saying it's bad, it's planned on a 2L turbo on the brew, but 7k is road 7k, rather than constant abuse.
Drew
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there is only u talking about rally cars, not me
James R
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quote:
Originally posted by Drew
there is only u talking about rally cars, not me


I just mean that 7k isn't liek 7k on track, or constant B-road bashing.
if it was then it woul dbe less than 7k
Drew
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but i aint mentioned using antilag on a track, or constant b road bashing

i have mentioned 7k being around how many miles u get per turbo on a gt4 wrc with anti lag turned on
vibrio
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8th Apr 05 at 21:45   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

old news - the only thing that bothers me is that a wastegate is boost dependant not throttle dependant.
Nismo
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External Wastegate is the way forward
CorsAsh
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quote:
Originally posted by Nismo
External Wastegate is the way forward


Can't have optimal setup for an EW on a roadcar due to it bein illegal for exhaust to vent to atmosphere forward of the backbox... most engines don't develop enough boost to warrant one anyway. You prob already know that tho
Nismo
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Still makes me sexy wee though
wayne hiscock
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I Can have chatter or the woosh of a dv

i got woosh

will have chatter soon
James R
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hmmm 40mm external wastegate. Still waiting for the right engine to use it on.

External wastegates can't be illegal? on a few road cars.
kenzo
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quote:
Originally posted by Kerry
so to cut a long story short dump valves are bad and u are better with a recirc


And how do u work this one out?

A recirc valve is the exact same as a dump valve. They both relieve the air pressure. The only diff is that the recirc vents the air back into the intake and a DV vents it into the atmosphere.
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compressor stall
vibrio
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quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
quote:
Originally posted by Nismo
External Wastegate is the way forward


Can't have optimal setup for an EW on a roadcar due to it bein illegal for exhaust to vent to atmosphere forward of the backbox... most engines don't develop enough boost to warrant one anyway. You prob already know that tho


more expensive turbo cars have external wastegates. the old citroen CX GTi turbo 2 had an external wastegate

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