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|   Not Ranked : 0 score  Hi David, Thanks for the inquiry and sorry for the late reply. The ext WG housing is essentially the same housing but with some mods done at casting. The A/R is the same, but the external wastegate port is significantly larger than the internal wastegate port on the internally gated housing. If you already own a V44 (larger MVR size flange) and you want to be able to bolt up to the MVS flange we put on the new housing, we could make you an adapter to step from one size to the other but you would end up with two v-band clamps on that one joint. This is my response from ATP turbo. I also asked him how I could run a 44mm mv-r on the mvs=38mm flange. So anyways, yes A/R is the same size. Hope this helps.
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