waste·gate ('wAst·'gAt), n. 1. An exhaust bypass valve employed by turbocharged engines used to control boost pressure by means of alternating exhaust gas flow either to or away from the turbine.

And that means the scream of 345 horses comes through the tailpipe -- up 69 from the regular Evora. They're less muffled, too, thanks to a new exhaust bypass valve that's open all the time in ...

As it turns up, there’s a solution to this very first-world problem: you can just install an exhaust bypass valve controller and then you can open the exhaust whenever you want and without ...

This allows exhaust gases to bypass the turbine, regulating the turbocharger's revolutions per minute. ... They also have multiple valves for added flow as well as better heat control.

When the valves are closed, exhaust gasses are carried via their typical path through the mufflers. When the valves are open, however, exhaust gasses bypass the mufflers under acceleration for ...

The valves are suitable for exhaust gas temperatures of up to 750° C (peak) and ambient temperatures of up to 140° C (peak). The valve delivers important acoustical benefits as well.

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