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Sweet, cheers for that, it's always great for people to share their knowledge. Cheers ratter.

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Thanks for the info Ratter... :roflmbo: I take it, that the flat section of the port must remain... Well I guess that the port will not be drilled out, but will now be hand ported (Enlarged and edges smoothed).... :

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I didn't think you could round the edge on the flapper side as you need that good seal?

The only way I could see it catching on a flat edge is if the hole was made just short of being to big and the free play on the flapper caught the edge?

I understand porting from the back to flow into the flapper as seen in my dogy photo editing but didn't think anywhere else required it.

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Well guys.. I enlarged the wastegate hole and ported the housing today. I have taken the housing to a local machinist to mill the lip off the housing and remove the interferance material where te shaft goes through. This will create a better seal and allow the Folapper to be set into the correct position.

All up, it has taken around 2 hours of me just dawdling along. I have taken Rattlers advice and shaped ported the housing similar to getting your heads ported. This will minimise turbelence in the housing and increase the flow through the wastegate.... I have sent the to a machinist to mill the lip off and remove the interference material from around the shaft where it comes through the housing. This will allow for a larger port and better seating of the flapper.

I will post up some pics of the porting when I get it back later in the week... :buttrock:

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Got my housing back from the machinist today. I decided to get the raised factory lip removed and we machined the housing so that the flapper will seat level with the housing.

Unfortunately it is a bit too late for some pics and it is overcast also.. So it has made it impossiblr to get any good shots of the porting and machining.. I will post some up tomorrow... :diggit:

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Cheers HI PSI, cant wait for the pics. Hopefully will help me understand it before I give it a try!

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Hey BJC... I will make it clear now, that I am no expert in this field. I ported the housing without seeking professional advice. Only Rattler (Thanks Bud) has been kind enough to post some comments with advice.. I have used my own reasoning and ideas on it's flow characteristics. I am hoping that someone with some knowledge will comment and correct me if I have made any errors...

I have made a photbucket folder... I know that some of the pics are not the best quality. But you will get an inkling of what I have done...

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This is a spare housing that I purchased some time ago. this is my guinea Pig. So I haven't actually removed it yet..

There are Two "STICKIES" in the Turbo section... Removal of Turbo in Preparation for porting and larger valve PT1

Part 2

Removal Of Turbo In Preperation Of Porting And Valve Mod Part Ii

I recently downloaded a PDF which is what I consider to be a full servicemanual.. Let mI

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For some reason this reply section comes up all messed up for me.... I cannot see what I have written after a few sentences.... Here is the link for the Manual ...

My link

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