Description
TurboSmart GenV Twin Port Wastegate Actuators are an evolution of our traditional IWG75 series that now benefits from the Award Winning GenV technology. The GenV Twin Port Internal Wastegate Actuators feature upgraded internals including Nitronic Guide, Hard Chromed Intermediate Rod which is mated to a proprietary swivel joint system which provides more stroke with less dynamic offset resulting in improved lower chamber seal for unequalled true twin chamber actuation range and control.
Built-in Position Sensors provide important data & allow your tuner to see inside the actuator & know what?s going on. The TurboSmart HE (Hall Effect) position sensors are non-contact and are secured to the caps in a blind-hole which means there is no possibility or leaking, under any circumstances. The loom is suppled un-terminated on each sensor and the actuators can work perfectly with, or without the sensors fitted.
TurboSmart Upgraded Wastegate Actuators have been developed to provide maximum possible boost response for your factory frame turbocharger. The TurboSmart IWG75 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.
Features:
1/8 NPT Reference Ports
Optional (HE) Hall Effect, Non-Contact Sensor
True Twin Port Control for a wide ‘Tuning Window’
Hard chromed Intermediate rod & nitride guide
Class Leading Fatigue Resistance and Control
Spring Options from 5psi to 26psi (Included)
TurboSmart Unique Locking Collar System
Stainless Steel Rods and Clevis
Note:
The 7 psi version is a direct replacement for the factory item. All other versions will require tuning / calibration of your engines ECU.
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