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Price is $430, items are genuine and brand new in the box. Price is for 1 x Wastegate and the complete fitting set seen in the picture.

Ultra compact design fits in very tight spaces, the unit stands only 4.17” tall, more compact than any other 44+mm external wastegate on the market today. These are leak tested after installation from the factory and can be removed if not utilized. 100% made in USA.
High temp NiCrFe based alloy is used for valve and 347SS valve housing will offer longer product life compared to competing designs.

  • High temperature silicone Nomex reinforced actuator diaphragm.
  • 17-7 PH Stainless Steel actuator spring gives consistent pressure at high temperature, resist "relaxing" at temperature to 900F (483C).
  • Nitronic 60 Stainless Steel is used for the valve seat, and valve bushing.
  • All Stainless Steel hardware.
  • Mating weld flanges are 304L
  • Color anodized aluminum actuator (Silver, Red, Blue, Purple, Black).
  • 3 lower ports and two top ports for easy install, no need to rotate the actuator top at all, plugs included for unused ports.
  • Ultra compact design fits in very tight spaces
  • V-Band inlet and outlet make install easy, flanges and clamps are in the box!
  • Integrated -4 AN water cooling ports that cycle a small amount of coolant through the actuator top to keep the temperatures down in extreme conditions such as road racing. These are leak tested after installation from the factory and can be removed if not utilized.
  • Extreme high temp casting available for Motorsport applications

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I used to sell them (through a business) and no longer do, so now i have a bunch of left over items from the last lot i purchased late last year and I'm trying to get rid of them.

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should post up the serial numbers so they can be check on the tial website

Yeah i have no problem with that, if an interested person wants the serial I will supply. Two red remain at $430 posted.

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