Big housing flows more air, takes more air to get boost. That's where lag can come in. That's the reason for wastegated housings. A WG allows you to use a smaller housing for quicker spool, and then bleeds off the excess pressure to keep from overdriving the air at high demand. A 14WG does the trick for me. You can adjust the WG for your level of fueling. Yours would stay closed much longer than mine to make the same amount of boost--because I'm dumping more fuel in.
Some folks run a 16cm without WG, but I think you'd have significant lag with your current level of fuel and no way to adjust for it. (Non WG housings are much cheaper. )
Install. For my application I had to come up with some bolts for the top manifold/turbo flange mating. My stock turbo had studs there. The DZ doesn't. I had to swap the exhaust thingy too, but thats real danged easy and won't be necessary in many cases. Especially if Tim knows exactly what you've got.
Cornfused again?