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CT20b & CT26 Actuators Same or Different?

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2018/01/15 13:08:40 (permalink)
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CT20b & CT26 Actuators Same or Different?

Anyone know by direct experience if the CT20b & CT26 actuators are the same or different?
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    Re: CT20b & CT26 Actuators Same or Different? 2018/01/15 22:08:52 (permalink)
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    Seen both and looked the same. I don't know if the wastegate spring is internally is the same.

    IMO don't waste your money with a second hand wastegate actuator regardless of gen. Buy new kinigawa or mamba or aftermarket where you can add different wastegate springs for different psi and most importantly has a new diaphragm for longevity - for the low cost it's the way to go.
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    Re: CT20b & CT26 Actuators Same or Different? 2018/01/16 07:38:40 (permalink)
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    Thanks Tony, the original question still remains unanswered though i.e. is rod length, lever length, rod travel distance, actuation radius etc the same?
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    Re: CT20b & CT26 Actuators Same or Different? 2018/01/16 08:55:13 (permalink)
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    The rod length and body remains the same. As for the diaphragm / rate, testing has had then similar - use google / mr2oc.
    Beginner enthusiast self proclaimed engineers have measured rod travel under different psi. I have not come across someone who has tested both under the same conditions, so individual tests / measurements is unlikely to be accurate in comparisons.
    Hope someone can help you further,
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