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Message: [QUOTE="madman1234509, post: 962862, member: 3910"] You can do this. But the 2nd gate that your drawing from the source and just dumping to the exhaust or atmosphere is just wasting energy. People bypass the stock turbos entirely but only because there is no way to dump it into the atmosphere and its soley to relieve back pressure. My 50mm gate is not only to relieve back pressure, but if I need to limit boost as well. If I can clean up fuel on a given tune at 60 psi, there is no reason to make 80 psi. Id say of you are concerned, at least run a gate that is plumbed into both up pipes to bypass the small turbo and dump into the larger one. You may not even need to bypass both unless you spray, and that really depends on how big of a jet you use. The gate that dumps the exhaust out of the system should really be in between stages. [/QUOTE]

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