Steve
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its forced back out the wastegate,
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P1CK4D
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quote: Originally posted by Steve
its forced back out the wastegate,
Do standard Fiesta and Escort Turbo's have Wastegates?
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Steve
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yes any turbo does
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P1CK4D
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quote: Originally posted by Steve
yes any turbo does
Ok then but the actual "chattering" noise gets louder the closer the air filter is to the turbo. Now I know thats right. Or not?
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Steve
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its probably just echo'ing you may get some air come out the filter depending on the setup
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P1CK4D
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So best/safest/most realiable set up is with a dump valve and wastegate?
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Steve
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just a dump valve the turbo will already have a wastegate.
my advice would be to run a recirc valve but then you get no noise, especially on a vag engine
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P1CK4D
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quote: Originally posted by Steve
just a dump valve the turbo will already have a wastegate.
my advice would be to run a recirc valve but then you get no noise, especially on a vag engine
Cheers for clarifying that for me. Im useless.
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Ben ev
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quote: Originally posted by Steve
its probably just echo'ing you may get some air come out the filter depending on the setup
you dont no what your talking about
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P1CK4D
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quote: Originally posted by Ben ev
quote: Originally posted by Steve
its probably just echo'ing you may get some air come out the filter depending on the setup
you dont no what your talking about
The chattering does come from the airfilter doesn't it. When a car doesn't have a dumpvalve?
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Steve
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quote: Originally posted by Ben ev
quote: Originally posted by Steve
its probably just echo'ing you may get some air come out the filter depending on the setup
you dont no what your talking about
stfu you idiot point out what i have said wrong please?
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Steve
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quote: Originally posted by P1CK4D
quote: Originally posted by Ben ev
quote: Originally posted by Steve
its probably just echo'ing you may get some air come out the filter depending on the setup
you dont no what your talking about
The chattering does come from the airfilter doesn't it. When a car doesn't have a dumpvalve?
no it doesnt, the guy is just being pedantic
[Edited on 31-08-2007 by Steve]
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Hamish
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i always thought some of the chatter came out the air filter too
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jr
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the chattering on most road cars with otu screamer pipes etc is commonly called wastegate chatter, its not, as most have internal wastegates, usally it is when you let of the throttle and there is mpre pressure on the commpressor side than there is on the exhaust side, the pressure then is forced back through the compressor (turbo stall, compressor is cutting up there air so the speak, hence the noise), and back out through the filter
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jr
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thats how ive allways thought it worked anyway
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P1CK4D
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Woohoo! I was right! When a car doesn' have a d/v it chatters through the air filter. but this is bad, am i right?
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jr
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i might be wrong rich, as theres people that know much more than me, thats how i thought it worked
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P1CK4D
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Thats what one of my mates told me exactly what you said. And I trust him loads when it comes to things like that.
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Steve
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i thought most road cars had external wastegates? my leon turbo had an external wastegate
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Steve
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either way the air comes out, its still bad for the turbo and hinders its performance, thats the main point here
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P1CK4D
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Maybe only New-ish turbo'd cars. As I believed Escort and Fiesta turbo's didnt. But my mates 1997 Starlet had a Recirc valve. i think
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Stu
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Nah, I dont know of any standard road cars that have an external wastegate out of the box! Most have built in wastegate and actuator cos there is no need for an external wastegate until boost gets high (external wastegate manages high boost pressures better)
[Edited on 31-08-2007 by Stu]
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Superlite Ltd.
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quote: Originally posted by Steve
i thought most road cars had external wastegates? my leon turbo had an external wastegate
As OE cars have internal wastegates because they are legal
external ones dont dump the gas back into the manifold, and that is illegal
[Edited on 31-08-2007 by Superlite Ltd.]
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Steve
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most of my readings up on turbos have been about larger aftermarket turbos which is why i assumed oe turbos were setup in a similar way.
you still need to avoid turbo stall either way
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Damian_666
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quote: Originally posted by P1CK4D
Maybe only New-ish turbo'd cars. As I believed Escort and Fiesta turbo's didnt. But my mates 1997 Starlet had a Recirc valve. i think
yeh i do. this thread is fucking confussin!
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