TS-0604-1067 - vIWG N20 BMW - InstructionsUpdated 3 months ago
Important Notes on Your Vacuum Internal Wastegate
Important Notes on Your Vacuum Internal Wastegate
- Turbosmart accepts no responsibility for the incorrect installation of this product which is potentially hazardous and can cause serious engine damage or personal injury.
- The Vacuum Internal Wastegate (VIWG) is designed as a factory replacement for Vacuum-operated turbocharger applications.
- Ensure the engine is cold before installation.
Recommendations
Recommendations
- Turbosmart recommends that an appropriately qualified technician fits your VIWG
- The vacuum IWG requires the wastegate to be set at a certain Vacuum pressure to operate correctly. Vacuum Pumps are only sometimes a part of a basic tool set.
Kit Contents
Kit Contents
Please check that the following items have been provided in your Vacuum Internal Wastegate packaging.
Tools Required
Tools Required
- Basic Socket Set
- Vacuum Operated Hand Pump
About Your Vacuum Internal Wastegate
Turbosmart Upgraded Vacuum-operated Wastegate Actuators have been developed to provide the maximum possible boost response for your factory frame turbocharger. The Turbosmart vIWG Series of upgraded Actuators benefit from an increased 'Working Ratio' over the factory equipment resulting in improved boost response throughout the RPM range.
This Improved 'working ratio' is achieved through an increase to the effective surface area of the diaphragm & revisions to the actual springs fitted, resulting in greater leverage of the forces the actuator is working against (boost and backpressure) while still being super-responsive.
Upgrading with the same base pressure as the factory, you can expect a broader boost & torque curve through peak boost being achieved earlier in the RPM and being held longer into higher RPM. These improvements can be amplified with higher base pressures; however, tuning & recalibration are recommended for optimal performance.
Fitting Your Vacuum Internal Wastegate
Troubleshooting
- Any issues must be resolved before heavy driving.
- The car feels sluggish, rod length and pressure required to seat flap are incorrectly set. Ensure correct pressure is achieved to seat fully.
- Car over boosts, the same as above, the rod is set at a pressure too low, allowing for it to close before being commanded.
- Failing the above, submit a Technical Support Query Form with information about your engine, oil type and photos of the installation and one our expert technicians will respond as soon as possible.