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Old 02-11-08, 02:56 PM
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twin scroll quriy? 1987 turbo 2

i have a 1987 turbo 2 and i was wondering what would happen if i lock the flaper valve in the exhaust manifold open and leav the s4 turbo on. Because i am going to put a mega squirt control unit on my rx7 and it is not going to have the option of operating the TS acuator. if any one knows help me out please.
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Just pull the flapper door out, weld the manifold where the bolt goes, and port the turbo runners...

That's what I did....
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You can control the flapper with the 'Squirt if you want.
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The twin scroll actuator is failed to the full OPEN position. Just disconnect the vacuum line to it.
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cool good to know that there will be very little ill efect if i disconect it
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You could also just use an s5 turbo hotside and manifold and get rid of the twinscroll and have a more efficent manifold!
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cool good to know that there will be very little ill efect if i disconect it
There will be an effect; low-rpm lag will be greater. Use the the MS to operate it, it's very easy.
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There will be an effect; low-rpm lag will be greater. Use the the MS to operate it, it's very easy.
I've found a solid reason to disable it......some humor involved in the reason.
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I knew you'd bite on that one. Well, while getting ready for the annual emissions check, I heard a pffftttt, pffftttt, pfffftttt coming from the exhaust. It was the bushing for the shaft for the twin scroll flap that was leaking. If I could hear it, They could hear it. No leaks allowed during the emissions/safety inspection.

Removed shaft/flap and welded the hole. I would prefer to have it working, but.....
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check out RETeds website. he has a cool writeup that shows how to remove the door/flapper thing, tap and seal it off, and all that good stuff.
only took me like 15 minutes to do.
looks a little better, and if you dont have a welder, its easy to do.
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