Feb 26, 2013 · But to get more specific, exactly which size is best to fit your particular combo? Turbosmart USA offers their external wastegates in sizes ranging from 38mm (the Ultra-Gate 38) to the large 60mm Power-Gate 60. Between are units in 40mm, 45mm, and 50mm sizes.

Feb 28, 2015 · I run a single 60mm gate on my s475 setup and it holds steady 10-12psi no issues . Placement of the gate is crucial to control boost down that low on a turbo that size. You could do twin 44s but man it really gets expensive.

Feb 8, 2005 · I'm thinking of replacing all the hosing for proper silicon stuff and so need to figure out was sizes I need, etc. :smash: Currently I've got 50mm bore aluminium piping on the hot-side but have some 60mm stuff to hand. Will there be any advantage of using 60mm over the 50mm?

Festool hoses come in three diameters – 27mm, 36mm, and 50mm. The standard size is the 27mm hose and it comes standard on all Festool CT Dust Extractors. All tools will accept the 27mm hose, the smaller ports will go in the ID of the hose while the larger tool ports such as the track saw or the Kapex miter saw the 27mm hose will go inside the ...

Jun 1, 2014 · Bottom line, 50-60mm is say stick to lesser one, considering less weight, and more practical for your terrain. If you want faster wheels.... Well, 60 still isn't enough.

Aug 7, 2005 · Like me at one time, you have the wastegate's ratings backwards. The larger the wastegate, the better it is at controlling lower boost. Your 35mm wastegate should easily hold 25 PSI dead steady. However, at lower boost levels, it cant flow enough air around the turbo that the turbo will not increase boost.

Our Flow Rate Calculator will calculate the average flow rate of fluids based on the bore diameter, pressure and length of the hose.

These are the VS Racing Inlet and Outlet flanges for all generations of 44mm, 50mm, and 60mm VS Racing or similar wastegates. Select the size of wastegate you are using and the flange type to add to cart.

For example, a 2"/50mm fitting refers to the pipe it connects to, but the pipe’s actual outside diameter is approximately 60.3mm. Why Don’t Pipe Sizes Match Their Names? The Nominal Pipe Size (NPS) system was developed to standardise pipe dimensions, ensuring compatibility between pipes, fittings, and other components.

For example a, 1½” (NB) imperial pipe is the equivalent of a 50mm (OD) metric pipe size. Similarly, a 2” (NB) tube has a 60.3mm od and is also known as 50mm N.B., but the metric equivalent is actually 63mm OD; Please see the below Comparison Chart for the full Imperial / Metric conversions from ¼” to 10” NB and 8mm to 280mm OD.