XJHEAD wrote:
Nope taking them off, too much power for me:icon_silent:

I'm sure i can find you a t15 to trade:D

97jeep wrote:
you upgradeing already?
Nope taking them off, too much power for me:icon_silent:

DaveH wrote:
I have a couple 38mm Tial's laying here if you need.
Thanx Dave, think I can pick them up in the AM????

PSI2HI wrote:
Deltagates for ya! @ least you dont have their BOV too, cuz it only holds about 10psi.

But, whatever it is..... throw it as far as you can, bury it then pour concrete over it. Too many people have popped motors because of Deltagates...... stick with Tial.

jon3k07-02-2003, 03:42 PM
Deltagate = pure crap
Theres a reason its cheaper than other wastegates ... you get what you pay for. Tial is what most people run, I'd never trust my motor to a deltagate, ugh.

egg07-02-2003, 04:00 PM
i agree, notice that ebay has millions of these for sale. deltagates are known for boost creep.

Victorious07-02-2003, 04:12 PM
Yeah John, the turbos on det's have internal wastegates, and the deltagate is an external wastegate.
As noted before, deltagates are prone to boost creep. And they need to be taken apart and cleaned like every three months.
I suggest you just run a TIAL 35 or 38mm. The protech manifold is flanged to fit either wastegate.
and while we are at it we need to get rid of that turbo and hook you up with a more effecient one.

unlucky07-02-2003, 05:13 PM
I popped a motor with a deltagate. 9psi spring.. spiked about 17psi on me at a 130mph blast down the freeway.

Turbo91SER07-02-2003, 07:23 PM
Originally posted by unlucky
I popped a motor with a deltagate. 9psi spring.. spiked about 17psi on me at a 130mph blast down the freeway.

See Travis, that's what you get for doing 130 down the freeway! J/K.........:D

I know of 3 people personally that have lost engines to Deltagates.............. Travis, Quickzeek and JBanach77

Roll the dice if you like...... it's only a matter of time

unlucky07-02-2003, 07:57 PM
Originally posted by Turbo91SER
See Travis, that's what you get for doing 130 down the freeway! J/K.........:D

I know of 3 people personally that have lost engines to Deltagates.............. Travis, Quickzeek and JBanach77

Roll the dice if you like...... it's only a matter of time
Well.. SOMEONE had to beat up on that Cobra...

Yellow4g6307-03-2003, 03:53 AM
I 2nd that Delta crapers blow. I was tryin to tune a GSR on the dyno one day and it was suppose to be a 6psi srping.... nope call it more like 9psi spike. Lucky he had all the supporting mods and a PFC.

Killdannow02-22-2006, 06:15 PM
Bump.

Anyone got deals on a tial?

choaderboy202-22-2006, 06:40 PM
Deltagate MK II P/N 10101

Is this the standard wastegate that usually comes with some dets?

&

Would it be suitable for a t3/t04b w/ protech mani setup?
Deltagate=crap. Get the new Turbonetics progate, works really well.

chriscar02-22-2006, 07:27 PM
Nice bump of a 2.5 year old thread.

C

XJHEAD wrote:
Well I guess this wastegates are too small, Andy had some big time boost creep with it tonight.. Shot up to 17 psi at 5500 rpm pretty quick with 9 lb. springs in it. I guess sunday is out

Deltagates for ya! @ least you dont have their BOV too, cuz it only holds about 10psi.

capitlj wrote:
I know that aint a 5.0L

I'm interested in; cam lift, duration, overlap, combustion chamber, head flow rate, rocker ratios, and of course HORSEPOWER.

Lift mid .600's N/A was .714
dur around 230 268
lobe sep. 116* 108
Heads are TFS-R twisted wedge
Intake flow 348@.750??
1.7 rockers
HORSEPOWER TBD

in my cat of course it is, xjhead's probibly isnt but that doesnt matter im interes in cam lift, duration, overlap, combustion chamber, head flow rate, rocker ratios, and of course HORSEPOWER.

97jeep wrote:
on E-85 gas, thats interesting,

or did i miss understand you

Anyone with standalone or at least programmable fuel and forced induction should give E-85 a shot. It works out to about 104 octane, but costs about as much as regular.

Additionally, E-85 burns cooler and seems to have some other non-octane related detonation resistance.

Boosted cars do especially well on E-85.. you can run significant additional boost and additional spark advance.

Note - this is just what I've read. I've got no direct E-85 experience. But given that we are ND/MN residents, where E-85 is most prevalent.. everyone here with forced induction and good fuel control should give it a shot.

Other notes - unless you've got at least 30% headroom in your injectors, you'll need bigger ones, as E85 requires more fuel per combustion event (10:1 AFR instead of 14:1 for normal gas)

If you learned nothing from this - remember the key take away - E85 is government subsidized 104 octane race gas you can get anywhere in the midwest.

91nbtsi wrote:
Especially when you have a garden hose for a supply line:icon_cyclops:

Anyone have an extra washer for 5/8" garden hose, I forgot to put one in:icon_thumleft:

Actually is was a cracked fitting, -10 AN to 1/2 pipe thread at one of the rails. Andy at DYNOTUNE found one for me this morning in Watertown and put it on. Hopefully some numbers this week..