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Old 03-25-2003, 05:48 PM
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I started disassembling my turbo to port the wastegate. The problem is that it looks like it's not very accessible. Do I have to cut off the flap covering the wastegate and weld it ack on or is there some special technique to porting it? It's an s5 turbo by the way.



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Old 03-25-2003, 05:52 PM
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Dont cut anything! What you want to do, is remove the clip that holds the wastegate actuator rod on to the side of the wastegate flapper hinge. take the rod off and you will be able to have the wastegate open all the way giving easy access to the wastegate port. I recommend backcutting it as well as enlarging it.
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WTF!!! The the part that flips to the flapper didn't open all the way b/c the housing held it back. I can't believe I didn't realize that. Anyhow, what's "backcutting" it?
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Backcutting would be porting at an angle so basically;



say this is what a crosssection of the wastegate port looks like now



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This would be with enlarging and backcutting



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Except obviously it wouldnt be so extreme. Basically its just to let the exhaust flow into the wastegate area easier.





edit - that diagram blows. I'll draw something in MS paint.
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This should explain a bit better.
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you wanna port the whole passage



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Old 03-25-2003, 06:35 PM
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