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[PN: TS-0505-1006] Turbosmart WG40 Compgate 40mm wastegate - 7 PSI BLACK

MSRP: $349.94
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Installation guide

IT’S BACK. The Gen4 CompGate40 and HyperGate45 have been approved for continuation and re-introduction at an all-new price!

Still Australian-made!
Still a rock-solid performer!
Still, hand assembled and individually tested before shipping!
One change – A price drop!

Turbosmart is proud to announce the product continuation, re-introduction and price drop of their Gen4 CompGate40 and HyperGate45 external wastegates. This re-introduction with reduced pricing will help those of you who need a lower-spec solution but still want that Australian-made, hand-tested quality you get from a manufacturer with over 25 years of experience!

The Gen4 CompGate40 is a 4th Generation external wastegate packed with value, performance and reliability! If you need a 40mm external wastegate and don’t have motorsport in mind, this is the solution for you! Genuine street performer with good flow & heat characteristics, which is suitable for pump fuel and e85 applications.

Available in
Gen4 CompGate40 7 psi
Gen4 CompGate40 14psi
Gen4 HyperGate45 7 psi
Gen4 HyperGate45 14psi

Features
V-Band inlet & outlet to suit 40mm peer fitment
Unique locking collar design
Stainless Steel cast body & Aluminium actuator housing
It can be fitted with springs from 3 to 26psi
Solid piece Stainless Steel valve
Proprietary high-temp silicon Nomex diaphragm
Twin 1/16″ NPT reference ports

 

SUPPLIED WITH

Gen4 external wastegate unit

Pre-fitted with springs as per description

Gen4 stainless steel valve seat

Gen4 V-band clamps

Gen4 inlet & outlet weld flanges

Locking collar tool

1/16″ NPT blanking plugs

1/16″ nipples (5mm)

SPARES

TS-0505-3006 Gen4 CompGate40 Diaphragm Replacement

TS-0505-3009 Gen4 CompGate40 1/16” NPT Fitting Kit

TS-0505-3013 Gen4 CompGate40 Replacement Cap Black

TS-0505-3004 Gen4 CompGate40 V-Band: Inlet

TS-0505-3005 Gen4 CompGate40 V-Band: Outlet

TS-0505-3003 Gen4 CompGate40 Valve Seat

TS-0505-3007 Gen4 CompGate40 Locking Collar
TS-0505-3008 Gen4 CompGate40 Locking Collar Tool

TS-0505-3001 Gen4 CompGate40 Weld Flange: Inlet

TS-0505-3002 Gen4 CompGate40 Weld Flange: Outlet

SPRINGS

TS-0505-2001 Gen4 CompGate40 Spring 3psi Inner – Brown / Black

TS-0505-2002 Gen4 CompGate40 Spring 5psi Inner – Brown/ Grey

TS-0505-2003 Gen4 CompGate40 Spring 7psi Middle – Brown / Purple

TS-0505-2004 Gen4 CompGate40 Spring 11psi Middle – Brown / Red

TS-0505-2005 Gen4 CompGate40 Spring 10psi Outer – Brown / Blue

TS-0505-2006 Gen4 CompGate40 Spring 7psi Outer – Brown/ Pink

ACCESSORIES

TS-0505-2008 1/16” NPT to -3AN Male to Male Adaptor

TS-0505-2009 1/16” NPT to -4AN Male to Male Adaptor

TS-0505-2007 1/16” NPT to 1/8” NPT Male to Female Adaptor

Will this wastegate fit my existing manifold?
Turbosmart external wastegates are designed around peer flange orientation, meaning: Yes. If you have a 40mm valve, then our 40mm CompGate40 will fit & the same goes for the 45mm HyperGate45.

How do I change the spring(s)?
You will need the locking collar tool as supplied in the box. You also need to observe the instructions and apply pressure to the top cap before removing the collar – This is part of the design and an important anti-vibration measure. And by ‘pressure’, we mean a press, clamp or vice.

The valve seat does not seem to sit flush to fit the clamps – What am I doing wrong?
Your Turbosmart external wastegate is designed to have pre-load, and you will need to push down and apply a small amount of force (the higher the base spring pressure, the higher the force), then get the V-band secured. It is designed this way to ensure maximum seat pressure – Do not use the V-band fasteners to bring the gate seated.

I cannot get control of the boost; what is wrong?
The number 1 issue with boost control is the reference/hookup method. Get back to basics: Try using the simplest hookup method (Boost reference to the lower port of your actuator) and performing a power run. What boost did it make? If your boost is lower than the spring pressure (pre-fitted), then you may have boost leaks in the system that need addressing. If you have more boost than the base spring pressure (pre-fitted), your manifold design may limit wastegate priority. Then go from there… Then go from there… Then go from there…