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internal or extermal wastegate

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lillev23

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Jul 27, 2006
Albany, Georgia
I'm about to purchase a gt30r. Would an internal/extenal wastegate be best for a nearly daily driven car? Also, if I chose to stay with an internal wastegate would I still have problems with boost creep or maintaing boost even after a ported O2 housing. Also is there a manifold that positions the the wastegate in such a position that it would allow me to keep my a/c fan? Help me i'm confused:confused:
 
With a turbo like that I believe external is the only way to go. SBR sells a moanifold with a external WG flange on it.
 
Yes there is turbo manifolds with external wastegates that allow you to keep your a/c I just ordered one for my new turbo car I am getting.
 
With that turbo I would say go an external waste-gate or either an internal that is o2 dumped because you're gonna have to fight boost creep.
 
my bottom end is already built with ross .020, 8.5:1 pistons, eagle h beam rod, stock crank. Ihaven't completed all of my headwork as of right now but i plan on running either a hks 264/264 combo or 264/272, with a port polished head. I don't want to sacrifice too much of my daily driveability by having too aggressive of a cam, but I also don't want to limit the turbo's top end power potential. Also to big of a cam will rob me of some my low end torque
 
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