Greddy turbo owners - Make sure you fit your blocking plate !
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So with having the upgraded turbo from BNR, should I remove my blocking plate? Or do I leave it in still? I have read and still havent gotten an answer as to what is best with an upgraded turbo.
I would say no.... but then again I never messed with that plate much; I figured it was a bandaid and I didn't wanna deal with it.
But the large 3071R can easily hold 10 PSI to redline with no dips - so a larger flowing turbo should do fine.
But the large 3071R can easily hold 10 PSI to redline with no dips - so a larger flowing turbo should do fine.
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So right now you run your car WITHOUT the plate, and still hold 10psi to redline?
Hell yeah - 9 PSI on just the wastegate....
The turbo will flow it - the TD06 would not.... thus the plate - to keep the boost pressure consistant; especially with a MAP based EMS like the Greddy Emanage
The turbo will flow it - the TD06 would not.... thus the plate - to keep the boost pressure consistant; especially with a MAP based EMS like the Greddy Emanage
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Although I still run a partially blocked port with an upgraded Greddy .
You are going to have to do something with the wastegate to get full boost . Is it still the stock actuator ?
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Can you explain more on how I would run a partially blocked port? The turbo I have should flow up to 58 lbs/min. Also, Bryan ported the wastegate, etc. He said it should be good to flow about twice as much from stock.
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With that much flow I think you are better to just remove the plate altogether .
The fact that the wastegate will flow more is not the issue - it is the weak actuator spring that will allow the wastegate to open that will prevent you getting full boost .
Have a read of this .... https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-major-horsepower-upgrades-93/getting-most-out-your-greddy-turbo-without-breaking-bank-172542/
The fact that the wastegate will flow more is not the issue - it is the weak actuator spring that will allow the wastegate to open that will prevent you getting full boost .
Have a read of this .... https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-major-horsepower-upgrades-93/getting-most-out-your-greddy-turbo-without-breaking-bank-172542/
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Its a 60-1 compressor wheel. Here is the link that Bryan from BNR posted about it...
https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-major-horsepower-upgrades-93/newest-100%25-bolt-greddy-hybrid-turbocharger-168286/
I have yet to maximize the turbo's full potential because its not tuned yet, but hopefully soon it will tuned.
https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-major-horsepower-upgrades-93/newest-100%25-bolt-greddy-hybrid-turbocharger-168286/
I have yet to maximize the turbo's full potential because its not tuned yet, but hopefully soon it will tuned.
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With that much flow I think you are better to just remove the plate altogether .
The fact that the wastegate will flow more is not the issue - it is the weak actuator spring that will allow the wastegate to open that will prevent you getting full boost .
Have a read of this .... https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.php?t=172542
The fact that the wastegate will flow more is not the issue - it is the weak actuator spring that will allow the wastegate to open that will prevent you getting full boost .
Have a read of this .... https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.php?t=172542
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However he also clipped the turbine so that could lead to lower pressures on the wastegate as well . Until Cab trys it we wont really know ....
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Its a 60-1 compressor wheel. Here is the link that Bryan from BNR posted about it...
https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.php?t=168286
I have yet to maximize the turbo's full potential because its not tuned yet, but hopefully soon it will tuned.
https://www.rx8club.com/showthread.php?t=168286
I have yet to maximize the turbo's full potential because its not tuned yet, but hopefully soon it will tuned.
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Missing Plate
I bought a used kit from a dude for 900 with seized turbo and it is missing the intake mani block off plate my question is, does anyone know here I could purchase one or if i should just try fabricating one out of a plate of aluminium?
Also any recommendations on a good rebuild kit?
Also any recommendations on a good rebuild kit?



