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Ported housing for external WG?

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YoYo_4G63

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Sep 5, 2008
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I got a Precision Turbo w/ internal wg and i want to mount a Tial external wg on the O2 Housing, i know that i need to remove the flapper... but searching further into this i found many threads, like this two.....



http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/newbie-forum/292686-where-should-i-mount-my-external-wastegate.html

My Q;
The flapper out and ported housing?

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/turbo-system-tech/285564-o2-mounted-wastegate.html

My Q;
Just the flapper out?

So what to do? Right now i just converted the housing from undivded to divided.
:confused:

Thanks

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i want to mount a Tial external wg on the O2 Housing,
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Ok i got a little piece (like the red stripe on the pic) welded, after the flapper is removed, do i need to port the surroundings of the valve hole? Or just with the removal of the flapper is enough?

Thanks :cool:
 
:D

Ok i got a little piece (like the red stripe on the pic) welded, after the flapper is removed, do i need to port the surroundings of the valve hole? Or just with the removal of the flapper is enough?

Thanks :cool:
Neatly widen that hole out as much as you safely can, and then port the passage inside of the volute so that there is a nice, unrestricted path to the wastegate hole. Then, you're all set.
 
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