Vacuum line help (Tial, turbo xs)

[b00stedtalon2]

I just finished up my build and now the last thing to do is the vacuum line setup. I have 1 line from my Tial BOV to the intake manifold for the bov. But my question is how should I run the lines for my 38mm Tial wastegate with using a Turbo XS manual boost controller?

It is confusing because there are two vacuum line ports on the wastegate. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

 

[95grntsi]

Only the vacuum port on the side of the wastegate is needed. The one on top is there if you plan to run the wastegate spring pressure. I plugged the top port on mine but its not necessary. So hook the boost controller up to a vacuum/boost source, and the other end of the boost controller would hook up to the side vacuum port on the wastegate. This is the way I have mine setup and it works just fine.

 

[b00stedtalon2]

Only the vacuum port on the side of the wastegate is needed. The one on top is there if you plan to run the wastegate spring pressure. I plugged the top port on mine but its not necessary. So hook the boost controller up to a vacuum/boost source, and the other end of the boost controller would hook up to the side vacuum port on the wastegate. This is the way I have mine setup and it works just fine.

Alright thanks. And If I wanted to run the wastegate spring pressure, I would run a line from the top port right to boost source?

 

[95grntsi]

I believe that you would use both the side and top ports and connect the two into one vacuum/boost source to run the spring pressure. BTW I too have relocated my fusebox and absolutely love the way the flatblack engine bay looks. I hope you dont mind me doing the same color in my bay.

 

[b00stedtalon2]

I believe that you would use both the side and top ports and connect the two into one vacuum/boost source to run the spring pressure. BTW I too have relocated my fusebox and absolutely love the way the flatblack engine bay looks. I hope you dont mind me doing the same color in my bay.

Thanks for the info, and no I don't mind. But thanks, I'm glad you like it, fuse box relocation is def nice.