recirculating BOV's
06-10-06, 11:56 PM
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recirculating BOV's
i have a Greddy type S and thought about running it back into the IC piping...im just looking for opinoins on how much does it actually help build the boost back faster? is it a very noticable difference or is it a slight not worth the trouble difference? i only have slight lag due to a front mount IC so i was just wondering...
if i DID decide to do this where does the line get routed to?? closest to the turbo on the hot side??
if i DID decide to do this where does the line get routed to?? closest to the turbo on the hot side??
06-11-06, 12:31 AM
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In my experience, the recirculating has only helped even out the a/f ratio. In some cases, it's necessary. I've never noticed an increase or decrease in spooling. I suppose this could vary with the different setups, too.
06-11-06, 12:41 AM
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Same here,no noticable power/spool increase.I did it with my Blitz to keep the ECU happy and because Im not big on BOV noise and the,"look at me" involved......
06-11-06, 09:53 AM
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thanks for the help...im not worried if the BOV is noticed by people or not so quieting it would not matter...i personally like the sound but for better efficentcy i would get rid of the noise maker...BUT..i have noticed the richness VIA wideband and i am not concerned on this situation..i was hoping it would help spool the turbo a little faster...
thanks for the help though!!
thanks for the help though!!
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