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Re: O/T '97 Dodge turbo question
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Posted by the tractor vet on March 18, 2006 at 17:47:54 from (66.202.111.67):
In Reply to: O/T '97 Dodge turbo question posted by MeAnthony on March 18, 2006 at 15:43:00:
Someone has bypassed the wastegate so the turbo will build more booste it hooks up to the diaphram that has a rod going to the valve , i bypassed mine the only thing i have noticed is that i have lost a littel botom end under a hard pull now i don't have any fancy gauges on mine so i can not say how much more top end boost it picked up . By passed the wastegate on the big truck and gained 5 lbs but here again lost the bottm end of around 200 RPM had to keep it above 1500 befor it would pull down and hold 1300 .
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