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What is the lastest and greatest in wastegate replacement?
I believe I need to replace the wastegate in one of my 951's. It looks like the sellers of Tial adaptors have dwindled down to maybe 2. And they are pushing the Tial F38. I'm wondering what others have done recently to swap in new wastegate bits.
I am also aware that Lindsey Racing has a stock-ish wastegate, but I don't care for the core charge part of that transaction. If my core is bad, it gonna get pricey.
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Keep it stock, brother, keep it stock...
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the problem with keeping it 'stock' is the stock wastegate costs $2821.75
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/95112301504OEM.htm?pn=951-123-015-04-OEM&bt=Y&fs=0&SVSVSI=1026 the tial 46mm is 'the best' one but most people go with the tial 38mm because it's a little cheaper. old threads are here: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-944-turbo-turbo-s/389978-tail-vs-lr-dual-port-wastegate.html and here: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-944-turbo-turbo-s/383961-about-wastegate-spring-rates.html and here: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-944-turbo-turbo-s/1048045-wg-tests.html *beware* most tials on the market today are counterfeits, be sure you are buying an authentic tial. TiAL Sport - Spotting a Counterfeit TiAL fake vs real how-to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__Jzk0XXvr4 fake vs real teardown: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nOPLxln5Ec SFR has kits available and is a reputable company so i'm guessing they have real authentic tials: http://speedforceracing.net/product-category/porsche/944-turbo/wastegate/ if you want to risk getting a possible counterfeit tial you can get the adapter for the 38mm separately here: https://944store.com/product/944-turbo-tial-38mm-wastegate-adapter-plate-kit/
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Regarding Tial 46mm waste gates, Broadfoot now sells modded/pre-fabbed outlet pipes to fit these.
http://broadfootracing.com/TiAL_wastegate_46mm_installed_3.JPG |
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Bought a F38 Tial and adaptor form the 944 Store. I’m sure it’s real.
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that is a really cool 46mm tial adapter pipe, if i still had the stock exhaust i would get it.
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Well I recently purchased the 46 and now I'm wondering if that adaptor pipe is required for a stock exhaust system???
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Mike Goebel: you will need some type of an adapter to make the tial 46 fit the stock exhaust. check the wastegate outlet pipe section here:
944 / 968 Exhaust
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Well that really sucks!! I had been lead to believe it was a direct bolt on so I got that instead of the 38 to avoid needing adaptors.
BOO!! P.S. I have read a lot of negative reviews about Broadfoot racing. Are they reliable at this time? Mike G. Last edited by Mike Goebel; 01-28-2021 at 10:08 AM.. |
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The elbow pipe from the existing exhaust TO a Tial 46 wastegate is a direct bolt up. It is the pipe exiting the Tial 46 that requires a different attachment point.
I've had good luck with Broadfoot but it has been a couple years since I bought anything from them.
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So do I just need that same side adaptor that is used for the Tial 38 and the stock pipe will mate?
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I don't know if one of the Tial 38 adapters will work with the Tial 46.
You could try asking the user fejjj here on the forum, He makes the 38 adapter plates. @fejjj Broadfoot and Speedforce Racing both have kits where they will modify your factory pipe to work with the Tial 46. My experience with Speedforce Racing is the same as with Broadfoot Racing. I have had good dealings with both of them but it has been a while.
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I looked at those and NOPE Nada, Nichts!! BOO!! haha Looks like I'm going to need to buy myself a welder. Awe that's going to suck. NOT!! Mike G. Last edited by Mike Goebel; 01-29-2021 at 03:17 PM.. |
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Mike Goebel: i remember now, the tial 46mm is a direct-bolt-on except for the exhaust dump side of the wastegate. when mine was first installed i had simply cut a piece of pipe bolted on and had it dump directly to atmosphere (and plugged the wastegate inlet pipe on the exhaust). i've since reconnected it so the wastegate dumps back into the exhaust again, but i don't recall how it was done. i'll take some pics when i have time.
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Thanks.
I bought a Tial flange and will be doing some metal fab soon. Mike G. |
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hanks.
I bought a Tial flange and will be doing some metal fab soon. Mike G. Been there done that, it's not such a big deal. see pics in my WG thread. Buy a DC electrode negative welder if you want to use the flux core (gas less ). Sox
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So far not too bad trying to install the 46 Tial. Bought a super cheap factory down pipe for $40 including shipping. Cut off the flange and now test fitting. Ordered a super cheap a$$ Tial flange from https://www.driftmotion.com/46mm-Tial-WG-Flange-p/dm2482.htm. Still waiting for the flange to arrive. WTH with the shipping delays lately?
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All Done car is a rocket ship now!! Ok its beat Camrys now.
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