Turbosmart Upgraded Wastegate Actuators have been developed to provide the 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.

Upgrading with the same base pressure as the factory, you can expect a broader boost & torque curve through peak boost being achieved earlier in the RPM and being held longer into higher RPM. These improvements can be amplified with higher base pressures, however, tuning & recalibration is likely required.

Twin Port Actuators allow for a wider tuning window by plumbing a reference signal on either side of the diaphragm; the boost control strategy can force the pressure into the top cap for a higher 'high boost' target and, equally, force pressure under the diaphragm, for a lower 'low boost' target. Twin Port Control allows for more incredible boost control options around the base spring pressure. Often a much softer spring than usual can be used, resulting in an overall improvement in dynamics and response.

Available In
Twin Port Universal (UNF) 14psi / 1.0 BAR: TS-0681-6142
Single Port Universal (UNF) 14psi / 1.0 BAR: TS-0681-5142
Single Port Universal (UNF) 10psi / 0.7 BAR: TS-0681-5102
Single Port Universal (UNF) 7psi / 0.5 BAR: TS-0681-5072
Single Port Universal (M6) 10psi / 0.7 BAR: TS-0681-4102

Features
Proprietary Silicon Nomex Diaphragm
Choice of Springs from 3psi to 26psi (Optional)
High-Grade Billet Aluminum Construction
Stainless Steel Rods and Clevis
Turbosmart Unique Locking Collar System

This is a Universal Twin Port IWG75 Actuator with a 1/4 UNF thread for fitment on various turbochargers. Some fabrication is likely required, including additional hardware such as clevis and brackets.