Product Details
The Turbosmart Compressed Gas BoostGate76 (TS-0267-1242) is a high-performance charge air control valve engineered for turbocharged applications requiring precise boost regulation, exceptional airflow capacity, and compatibility with advanced CO₂ boost control systems.
Featuring a 76mm (3.00-inch) zero-offset butterfly valve, 7 PSI preinstalled spring, black finish, and specialized compressed-gas pneumatic actuator, the BoostGate76 offers an innovative alternative to traditional exhaust-side wastegate boost control.
Unlike conventional external wastegates that regulate turbocharger boost by diverting exhaust gas around the turbine, the BoostGate76 operates on the cold side of the turbocharger system. Installed directly into the charge piping, it controls boost pressure by releasing a regulated amount of compressed intake air before that air reaches the engine.
This direct approach to charge air control is particularly beneficial in specialized racing applications where the turbocharger and turbine housing have already been optimized for maximum performance.
The TS-0267-1242 uses a pneumatic diaphragm actuator specifically designed for CO₂ and compressed-air boost control. Its custom Nomex diaphragm is engineered to withstand the elevated pressure differentials associated with fill-and-spill dome pressure control systems.
The BoostGate76 incorporates a large 76mm butterfly-style valve with a zero-offset design, providing precise valve movement and substantial airflow capacity. With a rated flow of 723.7 CFM (20.49 m³/min), the system can bypass significant volumes of compressed intake air.
Its durable construction includes a billet aluminum main body and a 630 stainless steel butterfly valve and shaft. The V-band mounting arrangement offers 360-degree positioning flexibility, while the actuator can be clocked into three positions spaced 120 degrees apart.
Designed for serious motorsport applications, the BoostGate76 is particularly well suited for drag racing vehicles using sophisticated boost-by-time, boost-by-gear, or dome pressure control strategies.
Whether developing a high-horsepower Honda K20/K24 turbocharger system, building a competition B-Series engine, or configuring a dedicated drag racing vehicle, the Turbosmart BoostGate76 TS-0267-1242 provides an advanced solution for direct charge air boost management.
Features
Genuine Turbosmart BoostGate76: Specialized compressed-gas charge air control valve.
76mm / 3.00-Inch Butterfly Valve: Provides substantial compressed-air bypass capacity.
723.7 CFM Flow Rating: High-flow design for demanding turbocharger applications.
Zero-Offset Butterfly Design: Supports precise valve positioning and airflow regulation.
7 PSI Preinstalled Spring: Provides the nominal mechanical actuator spring setting.
Compressed-Gas Pneumatic Actuator: Designed for regulated CO₂ or compressed-air boost control.
Custom Nomex Diaphragm: Engineered for the elevated pressure differentials of compressed-gas systems.
Fill-and-Spill Boost Control Compatibility: Supports external CO₂ solenoid control arrangements.
Cold-Side Charge Air Control: Regulates boost pressure by bypassing compressed intake air.
Billet Aluminum Main Body: Combines strength with lightweight construction.
630 Stainless Steel Butterfly Valve: Provides durable valve construction.
630 Stainless Steel Shaft: Designed for repeated operation.
Black Finish: Complements performance engine bay components.
360-Degree V-Band Mounting Flexibility: Allows multiple installation orientations.
Clockable Actuator: Three mounting positions spaced 120 degrees apart.
V-Band Inlet and Outlet Connections: Provide secure mounting and convenient servicing.
Compatible with ProPort-Style Weld Flanges: Supports appropriate charge piping installations.
Interchangeable Actuator Springs: Allows approved spring pressure configurations.
Optional Position Sensor Compatibility: Supports additional valve position monitoring.
Designed for Drag Racing: Ideal for specialized boost control strategies.
Universal Performance Application: Suitable for properly engineered custom turbocharger systems.
Turbosmart Part Number TS-0267-1242: Ensures accurate product identification.
Popular Performance Applications
The Turbosmart TS-0267-1242 is a universal charge air control valve intended for custom turbocharger systems requiring substantial airflow capacity and compressed-gas boost control.
Popular performance applications include:
Honda Civic K20 Turbo Builds: High-output K20A, K20A2, K20Z1, and K20Z3 turbocharger systems.
Honda Civic K24 Turbo Builds: Competition K24A and K24A2 forced-induction applications.
Acura RSX Type-S Turbo Builds: High-horsepower K20 turbocharger configurations.
Acura TSX K24 Turbo Applications: Custom competition K24 turbocharger installations.
Honda Accord K-Series Turbo Builds: Purpose-built high-output forced-induction systems.
Honda S2000 Turbo Builds: Competition F20C and F22C turbocharger applications.
Acura Integra Turbo Builds: High-horsepower B-Series and K-Series turbocharger systems.
Honda Prelude Turbo Builds: Competition H-Series and K-Series turbocharger configurations.
K20/K24 Frankenstein Turbo Builds: High-output racing engine combinations.
B16, B18, and B20 Turbo Builds: Purpose-built competition forced-induction systems.
Toyota 1JZ and 2JZ Turbo Builds: High-horsepower drag racing applications.
Nissan RB-Series Turbo Builds: Custom charge air control installations.
Mitsubishi Evolution Turbo Builds: Specialized motorsport boost control systems.
Subaru WRX and STI Turbo Builds: Custom compressed-gas charge air control applications.
Drag Racing Applications: Direct boost regulation for consistent acceleration.
Roll Racing Applications: Advanced boost management for high-output turbocharger systems.
Dedicated Motorsport Vehicles: Applications requiring precise charge air bypass control.
Important: The BoostGate76 is not a direct-fit component for any particular vehicle. Compatibility depends on the charge piping design, turbocharger airflow requirements, engine management system, and available installation space.
This product is intended for specialized turbocharger systems and is not a conventional replacement for an exhaust-side external wastegate.
Additional Information
- Manufacturer: Turbosmart
- Part Number: TS-0267-1242
- Product Series: Compressed Gas BoostGate76
- Product Type: Pneumatic Charge Air Control Valve
- Valve Diameter: 76mm / 3.00 Inches
- Valve Design: Zero-Offset Butterfly
- Flow Capacity: 723.7 CFM
- Metric Flow Capacity: 20.49 m³/min
- Preinstalled Spring Pressure: 7 PSI / Approximately 0.48 Bar
- Actuator Type: Compressed-Gas Pneumatic Diaphragm
- Diaphragm Material: Custom Nomex Construction
- Body Material: Billet Aluminum
- Butterfly Valve Material: 630 Stainless Steel
- Shaft Material: 630 Stainless Steel
- Finish: Black
- Mounting Configuration: V-Band Inlet and Outlet
- V-Band Positioning: 360-Degree Mounting Flexibility
- Actuator Orientation: Three Positions, 120 Degrees Apart
- Boost Control Compatibility: External CO₂ / Compressed-Air Fill-and-Spill Control
- Integrated Solenoids: No
- Installation Location: Turbocharger Charge Piping / Cold Side
- Vehicle Fitment: Universal Custom Turbocharger Applications
- UPC: 9329677032680
Direct Charge Air Boost Control
The BoostGate76 differs fundamentally from a traditional external wastegate.
A conventional external wastegate controls boost by redirecting exhaust gas around the turbocharger turbine.
The BoostGate76 instead regulates the compressed intake air produced by the turbocharger.
When the valve opens, compressed air is released from the charge piping, reducing the amount of boost pressure delivered to the engine.
This provides a direct method of controlling intake manifold boost pressure.
Because the BoostGate76 operates independently of the turbine exhaust bypass path, it can be useful in applications where the turbocharger and turbine housing have been optimized for maximum performance.
76mm Zero-Offset Butterfly Valve
The BoostGate76 features a large 76mm butterfly valve.
Its zero-offset design allows controlled valve movement and precise regulation of compressed-air bypass flow.
The butterfly configuration provides substantial airflow capacity while maintaining a compact installation footprint.
This design is especially useful in motorsport applications requiring rapid and repeatable changes in charge air bypass flow.
723.7 CFM Flow Capacity
The TS-0267-1242 features a rated flow capacity of 723.7 CFM, equivalent to approximately 20.49 cubic meters per minute.
This substantial airflow capacity allows the BoostGate76 to bypass significant amounts of compressed intake air.
Correct valve sizing remains dependent on the turbocharger's airflow output, charge piping arrangement, and intended boost control strategy.
Compressed-Gas Pneumatic Actuator
The BoostGate76 uses a pneumatic actuator designed specifically for compressed-gas boost control.
Unlike the fully electronic BoostGate, this version relies on pressure applied to the actuator diaphragm.
A compatible CO₂ boost control system regulates actuator dome pressure to influence valve movement.
This arrangement provides an alternative to electronic motor-driven charge air control.
Custom Nomex Diaphragm
The TS-0267-1242 incorporates a specialized Nomex diaphragm designed for compressed-gas applications.
The diaphragm is engineered to accommodate the elevated pressure differentials associated with CO₂ boost control.
Its construction supports fill-and-spill boost control systems that regulate actuator dome pressure.
7 PSI Preinstalled Spring
The BoostGate76 comes equipped with a nominal 7 PSI actuator spring configuration.
The spring establishes the mechanical actuator pressure setting before additional dome pressure control is applied.
Compatible alternative spring configurations allow the actuator to be adjusted for different boost control requirements.
Important: The 7 PSI spring rating does not represent the maximum boost pressure capability of the turbocharger system. Actual boost regulation depends on the valve, actuator configuration, charge air flow, and controller calibration.
External CO₂ Fill-and-Spill Control
The TS-0267-1242 is designed for use with external compressed-gas control hardware.
A typical setup uses a regulated CO₂ supply, fill solenoid, spill solenoid, dome pressure sensor, and compatible boost controller.
The fill solenoid increases dome pressure, while the spill solenoid releases pressure.
By regulating dome pressure, the controller can influence BoostGate valve movement and manage charge air bypass.
Important: The TS-0267-1242 does not feature integrated control solenoids. The integrated-solenoid version is sold separately under part number TS-0267-1252.
Billet Aluminum Main Body
The BoostGate76 incorporates a billet aluminum main body.
This construction provides strength while keeping weight relatively low.
The aluminum housing is designed for installation in the compressed intake air system rather than the high-temperature exhaust stream.
630 Stainless Steel Butterfly and Shaft
The valve and shaft are manufactured from 630 stainless steel.
These components provide durability for repeated valve operation.
The stainless steel construction supports consistent movement and long-term performance in demanding charge air control applications.
360-Degree V-Band Mounting Flexibility
The BoostGate76 features V-band mounting connections that allow flexible positioning during installation.
The valve body can be oriented to accommodate different charge piping layouts and engine bay configurations.
This is especially beneficial in custom motorsport installations where packaging space may be limited.
Three-Position Clockable Actuator
The pneumatic actuator can be positioned in three different orientations spaced 120 degrees apart.
This allows the installer to improve access to pressure connections and provide additional clearance around surrounding components.
Proper actuator positioning also helps simplify compressed-gas hose routing.
Compatible ProPort-Style Mounting Flanges
The BoostGate76 utilizes mounting flanges compatible with the corresponding Turbosmart ProPort flange arrangement.
This can simplify installation in applications already equipped with appropriate ProPort-style charge piping connections.
All flange dimensions and mounting interfaces should be verified before installation.
Optional Valve Position Monitoring
The BoostGate platform supports an optional position sensor arrangement.
This allows compatible engine management or data acquisition systems to monitor valve movement.
Position feedback may be useful for advanced boost control calibration and diagnostics.
The position sensor is sold separately.
BoostGate76 vs. Conventional External Wastegate
Turbosmart BoostGate76 – TS-0267-1242
Controls compressed intake air.
Installs in the turbocharger charge piping.
Uses a 76mm butterfly valve.
Designed for compressed-gas pneumatic control.
Regulates boost through direct charge air bypass.
Intended for specialized motorsport applications.
Conventional External Wastegate
Controls exhaust gas flow.
Installs in the exhaust manifold or turbine inlet system.
Uses a conventional wastegate valve.
Regulates turbocharger turbine energy.
Commonly used in street and motorsport turbocharger systems.
The BoostGate76 provides a specialized approach to boost management and should be selected according to the intended turbocharger system design.
BoostGate76 Compressed Gas vs. Integrated Solenoid Version
TS-0267-1242 – Compressed Gas BoostGate76
76mm butterfly valve.
7 PSI preinstalled spring.
Pneumatic compressed-gas actuator.
Requires external fill-and-spill solenoids.
Compatible with suitable external dome pressure control systems.
TS-0267-1252 – Compressed Gas BoostGate76 with Integrated Solenoids
76mm butterfly valve.
7 PSI preinstalled spring.
Pneumatic compressed-gas actuator.
Integrated fill-and-spill solenoids.
Simplifies external control plumbing.
Both versions provide the same general charge air control function but use different compressed-gas control hardware arrangements.
Common Reasons for Replacement
Upgrading to Direct Charge Air Control: Provides an alternative to conventional exhaust-side boost regulation.
High-Horsepower Turbocharger Builds: Supports substantial compressed-air bypass requirements.
CO₂ Boost Control Upgrades: Integrates with compatible compressed-gas boost management systems.
Drag Racing Applications: Supports advanced boost control strategies.
Boost-by-Time Applications: Allows compatible controllers to regulate charge air bypass.
Boost-by-Gear Applications: Supports advanced engine management strategies.
Replacing an Existing Charge Air Valve: Provides a high-flow replacement for compatible installations.
Custom Turbocharger Systems: Supports specialized cold-side boost control configurations.
Motorsport Engine Management Upgrades: Integrates with advanced boost control hardware.
Turbocharger System Reconfiguration: Supports revised charge air control requirements.
Dedicated Competition Vehicles: Designed for demanding motorsport applications.
Installation Notes
Verify Application Requirements: Confirm that direct charge air control is appropriate for the turbocharger system.
Confirm Valve Sizing: Ensure the 76mm valve provides sufficient compressed-air bypass capacity.
Review Turbosmart Instructions: Follow the current Compressed Gas BoostGate installation guide.
Plan Charge Pipe Placement: Select a suitable location in the turbocharger's compressed-air piping.
Verify Installation Clearance: Ensure sufficient clearance around the valve body and pneumatic actuator.
Maintain Heat Clearance: Keep the actuator cap at least 100mm away from significant heat sources.
Prepare the Charge Piping: Modify or fabricate the piping to accommodate the BoostGate.
Install the Weld Flanges: Use suitable aluminum welding procedures.
Inspect the Flange Surfaces: Ensure the sealing surfaces are clean and undamaged.
Position the BoostGate: Align the valve with the inlet and outlet mounting flanges.
Install the V-Band Clamps: Secure the connections according to Turbosmart's instructions.
Clock the Actuator if Necessary: Select the appropriate actuator orientation.
Install the Lower Chamber Reference: Connect the lower actuator chamber to the appropriate turbocharger pressure source.
Avoid Incorrect Reference Sources: Do not use an intake manifold vacuum source in place of the specified turbocharger pressure reference.
Install External CO₂ Solenoids: Use a compatible fill-and-spill solenoid arrangement.
Connect the Regulated CO₂ Supply: Route the compressed-gas supply according to the controller manufacturer's instructions.
Connect the Actuator Dome: Route the fill-and-spill control plumbing to the upper actuator chamber.
Install a Dome Pressure Sensor: Provide the required pressure feedback to the boost controller.
Verify Pressure Regulation: Ensure the compressed-gas supply is regulated to an appropriate pressure.
Inspect All Pneumatic Connections: Check for leaks and verify correct hose routing.
Verify Spring Configuration: Confirm that the installed 7 PSI spring matches the intended control strategy.
Configure the Boost Controller: Establish suitable dome pressure and boost targets.
Establish Fail-Safe Strategies: Configure protection against excessive boost pressure or control system faults.
Verify Engine Management Calibration: Confirm that the engine's fuel and ignition systems are calibrated for the intended operating conditions.
Perform Controlled Initial Testing: Monitor boost pressure and charge air control operation.
Inspect for Charge Air Leaks: Verify that the valve and mounting connections seal correctly.
Monitor Boost Stability: Confirm that the system regulates boost consistently.
Reinspect After Initial Operation: Check mounting hardware, pressure connections, and actuator operation.
Important: The BoostGate76 is a specialized motorsport charge air control device. Incorrect installation or calibration can cause uncontrolled boost pressure, turbocharger overspeed, or engine damage. Professional installation and tuning are strongly recommended.
What's Included
(1) Turbosmart Compressed Gas BoostGate76 76mm Charge Air Control Valve – Black (TS-0267-1242)
(1) Pneumatic Compressed-Gas Actuator
(1) Preinstalled 7 PSI Spring
(1) Additional Spring Kit
(1) Inlet Weld Flange
(1) Outlet Weld Flange
(1) Inlet V-Band Clamp
(1) Outlet V-Band Clamp
(1) Locking Collar Tool
(1) Turbosmart Sticker
Note: The spring kit contains four springs in total, including the preinstalled spring. External CO₂ fill-and-spill solenoids, compressed-gas cylinder, pressure regulator, dome pressure sensor, boost controller, and associated plumbing are not included.
Take control of boost pressure with the Turbosmart Compressed Gas BoostGate76 76mm Charge Air Control Valve – 7 PSI, Black (TS-0267-1242).
Featuring a 76mm zero-offset butterfly valve, 723.7 CFM flow capacity, billet aluminum body, 630 stainless steel valve and shaft, specialized Nomex diaphragm, and compressed-gas-compatible pneumatic actuator, the BoostGate76 delivers advanced charge air management for demanding motorsport applications.
Whether building a high-horsepower Honda K20/K24, configuring a competition B-Series turbocharger system, or developing a dedicated drag racing vehicle, the Turbosmart TS-0267-1242 provides the airflow capacity, precision, and control flexibility required for specialized high-performance turbocharger systems.
| Part Number: | TS-0267-1242 |
| Brand: | Turbosmart |
| Color: | Black |
| Size: | 76mm |
| Spring Pressure: | 7 psi |
| CARB Approved: | No |
Not legal for sale or use in California on any pollution controlled motor vehicles. See http://www.semasan.com/emissions for state by state emissions requirements.
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WARNING: This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or birth defects. www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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