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LILEVO
 Post subject: Name this turbo
PostPosted: Fri Aug 01, 2003 6:52 pm 
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I'm looking to find out what exactly turbo this is, what it fits on, how much they go for, etc, etc

http://www.kentallman.com/lilevo/pics/misc/turbo1.jpg
http://www.kentallman.com/lilevo/pics/misc/turbo2.jpg
http://www.kentallman.com/lilevo/pics/misc/turbo3.jpg

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It's a straight Garrett .50 trim unit.......dunno if it's a T3 ot T4
You can get em from Turbonetics.......
http://www.turboneticsinc.com/t4.html


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Turbotrix/Buschur and some of the other vendors do carry a DSM/Garrett Exhaust manifold like this one....

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What is the outlet on one of the runners for?

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What is the outlet on one of the runners for?

Mike
For external wastegate use.

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ahhh - I thought that - but then was thinking if you release the flow from only one runner - the exhaust flow would become turbulent...

Is this the usual spot to set up an external wastegate?
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how would you mount an external wastegate on say a 1g exhaust mani?
i assume you would have to take it to a machine shop.

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they would have weld a cast iron flange to the manifold i would guess, or nothing at all. haha. just get a different manifold.

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If you use a custom O2 housing you can just have the internal WG flapper removed and connect the external WG to the original outlet that is integral to the turbine housing. You can always port the WG hole out if there isn't enough flow.

Like this setup:

http://www.turbotrix.com/images/o2_wastegate2.jpg
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looks like something off a big forklift at my brothers work. looks just the same.
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