Subject	I would have thought that the leakage would be somewhat
Posted by	eliZium on March 07, 2002 at 9:56 AM
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In Reply To	internals tend to leak slowing spool up times but they posted by CarlCuro (busted...again) on March 07, 2002 at 01:10 AM
Message	dependent on the strength of the spring in the wastegate actuator.. if it's a stronger spring it should hold the levels of boost that Z's are likely to subject them to? Chris AIM Endamoniada 1995 300ZX TT Stage + 1974 260Z Stock (so far) daily driver
Follow Ups	PE1820's have internal wastegates?!!look>>>>> - CRuNK™ 00:07:16 03/07/02 I pointed this out last discussion about these >>> - wesman [92TT-less ] 00:39:38 03/07/02 What's better? Internal or external? (n/m) - Adam A. 01:01:18 03/07/02 internals tend to leak slowing spool up times but they - CarlCuro (busted...again) 01:10:46 03/07/02 I thaught you only needed external wastegates for very high - gtclk 03:22:15 03/07/02 External wastegates are for large turbos - sparkie 10:19:30 03/07/02 This is considered a large turbo is it not >>> - wesman [92TT-less ] 12:18:56 03/07/02 Some DSM TD05s come with internal WG's. - sparkie 12:45:40 03/07/02 I would have thought that the leakage would be somewhat - eliZium 09:56:28 03/07/02 You are exactly right. (n/m) - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 13:10:29 03/07/02 They only put out 350-400 hp each, this is not a BIG turbo. - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 13:09:38 03/07/02 Looks small for putting out so much power or claimed too. (n/m) - ZBlacktt 02:16:49 03/07/02 Internal wastegates are fine if the flapper is big enough. - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 13:04:24 03/07/02
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