Support bracket needed for Tial 38mm WG?
Posted: Thu Nov 02, 2023 3:43 pm
Hi all,
My car is currently at the shop for the latest round of upgrades. I am installing:
1. Tial 38mm WG with a 0.8 bar spring with the Fejjj adapter kit
2. Electronic Boost Controller
3. K26 based Evergreen Raptor Turbo
My car is an 87 with the one piece crossover pipe... so not ideal. The shop is telling me that they are going to need to cut the WG inlet section and clock it a bit and re-weld just to fit the WG. They've also told me that they don't think its a great idea to leave the WG unsupported, as the adapter kit doesn't come with any mount to the torque tube like the factory WG does. The shop suggests just getting the Lindsey Dual Port kit as its OEM fitment.
The cutting and rewelding of the WG feed on my one-piece crossover pipe is not ideal, but I think the most doable given my circumstances. Has anyone run the Tial 38mm WG without any support brackets? Should I just get the Lindsey DP WG to avoid this whole scenario?
Thanks for the input.
My car is currently at the shop for the latest round of upgrades. I am installing:
1. Tial 38mm WG with a 0.8 bar spring with the Fejjj adapter kit
2. Electronic Boost Controller
3. K26 based Evergreen Raptor Turbo
My car is an 87 with the one piece crossover pipe... so not ideal. The shop is telling me that they are going to need to cut the WG inlet section and clock it a bit and re-weld just to fit the WG. They've also told me that they don't think its a great idea to leave the WG unsupported, as the adapter kit doesn't come with any mount to the torque tube like the factory WG does. The shop suggests just getting the Lindsey Dual Port kit as its OEM fitment.
The cutting and rewelding of the WG feed on my one-piece crossover pipe is not ideal, but I think the most doable given my circumstances. Has anyone run the Tial 38mm WG without any support brackets? Should I just get the Lindsey DP WG to avoid this whole scenario?
Thanks for the input.