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Boys,

I've taken the advise you recommended. Today I completed the re-routing of the wastegate exhaust. I took the existing pipe from the wastegate to the muffler, cut about 1.5 inches off the end, mig welded a cap on the end and clamped with the original factory clamp. This left enough remaining pipe to heat up and shape in the the back/downwards direction. I'm anxious to test the results but my wife keeps saying there's some Holiday coming up,....women. Tortured by Porsche. Enjoy the Holidays !!!
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Old 12-20-2001, 01:38 PM
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What holiday? Ferdinand Porsche's birthday isn't until September 3. Your new wastegate exhaust looks similar to what the racing 911's have used over the years, if I recall correctly. What is the purpose of this mod? Free horsepower is hard to get, so I'm always interested!
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Rob,

I'm told this allows a more free flow of exhaust by not comingling wastegate exhaust with normal engine exhaust thru the muffler. That's what I've been told.
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Isn't is also the all-important mod required to create flame-burps to scare little children when you lift off the accelerator.
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Yeah man!

I have it the same way...it makes no difference until you hit full boost, then all hell breaks loose!
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Anything that shoots flames from the rear of your car is a good thing!

So I'm thinking...The wastegate exhaust has "seen" the turbo's turbine, so it is at a lower velocity and temperature than the engine's exhaust (where the wastegate exhaust came from in the first place, of course). Maybe this messes with the engine exhaust's flow.

In any case, you did a good job on the mod. I wish I had a mig welder and a 930 to play with!
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That mod would be too loud for me
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Sorry mate, no flames are going to shoot from that pipe...

When you lift of the throttle wastegate will close and no exhaust fumes are going to escape from there. On the other hand, it will allow engine to breathe easier on full boost. It's also notoriously loud at full chatt...

It sounds like a ordinary 930 until full boost and then *rooooaaarr* ... great for scaring pedestrians.

You can get flames by removing the muffler and tweaking deccel-valve...
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Ooooops, shows what I know. Flames would be sooooo cool though
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Flames are easy to achieve, on almost any car! No need to go to all that work...

Just install another spark plug near the end of the tail pipe, and wire it to any one of the normal spark plug wires. Be sure to install a push button (you probably don't want it on ALL the time) and a suitable relay inline for on/off purposes.

Then crank it wide open and order up some fire!

Just think, it's environmentally conscious by burning off those last remnants of unused gas.

Oh, best carry a fire extinguisher too...

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Nice job Rich.
They make a short muffler for the wastegate if it proves too loud for you.
I brought back your fuel distributor post earlier today - take a look.

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