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XSTransAm 03-25-03 08:32 AM

TurboXS showing FD love!
 
Well its been a long time coming for a bolt on kit for the fd. Because of my recent purchase I was able to check the blow off valve kits on my car. It turns out that to use our BOV-H and BOV-RFL valves, all you need is our H-Supra adapter kit. It goes on easy in about 10 minutes if you know what your doing. Once again to avoid the topic, BLOW OFF VALVES ARE NOT A PERFORMANCE MOD.


Personally I am gonna run the RFL pointing up as in the picture... I wouldent suggest that for everyone because debris will get into the valve causing it to seize. I have a somewhat unlimited supply so I can do that tho :p:


Michael~TXS


(ill post the pic later today)

Qball 03-25-03 12:51 PM

if you are affiliated with turbo xs... are u making any performance parts for the rx7? turbo kits? downpipes? or anything unique in the works?

XSTransAm 03-25-03 01:42 PM

Actually I work for TurboXS... been here a little over a year. Unfortunatly we arent going to be making any performance parts for the rx7. Only the universal BOV's and the boost controllers. however their might be some interesting "universal" parts in the future that would go nicely on a RX7.


Michael~TXS

93BlackFD 03-25-03 02:43 PM

so please make your post clearer, we just buy the supra kit and we can use turboxs blowoff valves on our cars?

vosko 03-25-03 02:56 PM

that's interesting i was wondering why your username was XS ;)

XSTransAm 03-25-03 04:53 PM

all you need to run our blow off valve is the valve... :p: and the H-Supra adapter kit. The adapter kit comes with a hose adapter that will go into the stock line that connects to the y pipe. The other side bolts directly to the valve. The valve itself just kinda rests on the stock hoses.


Michael~txs

black99 03-25-03 07:22 PM


Originally posted by XSTransAm
Actually I work for TurboXS...
I think you should give rx7club members a discount... lol :D


j/k Cool to have someone from TurboXs on the board though. I had the TurboXs Type H-RFL before and I thought the quality was great. Not to mention cheaper than the comparable BOV's. I plan to buy some more products from you guys again in the future.

mjw 03-25-03 08:03 PM

I have the dual-stage boost controller and love it! No clunky EBC box with useless features to clutter up the interior, just a nice hi-low switch. I installed the switch on the center console between my defrost and foglight switches.

XSTransAm 03-27-03 12:50 PM

Its nice to hear from some satisfied customers for a change!! People basically never call to just say they're happy :P

1QWIK7 05-13-04 07:14 PM

*BUMP*

before i ask my question, i would like to thank xstransam for posting this thread for me to find knowing i can get the turboxs h-rfl BOV (my fav) and putting it on my fd..

anyway, i have a question regarding this installation..in the package came 6 metal spacers, now they said to only use them if the idle is funky..

ok i didnt do that yet, i left the bov alone with no spaces put in yet, i went to test it out and i heard no sound at all from like 1000-6500rpm.. im like ok, i hit it hard to about 7500rpm and out came this tremendous sound like omg, it was loud.. my next door neighbor was having a bbq and they ran over to my yard thinking i popped my motor or something, it was LOUD!

anyway, thats not the point, my intention before i bought this was to have a PSSHH sound at low revs as well as high, now i know the stock bov was perfect.. i know, i wanted something more, strictly for sound..

anyway, i dont feel like revving it to 7500 just to hear the psshh sound..

i also noticed that this BOV is meant for engines boosting 10-25psi.. currently, im at 8psi on low boost (i have the turboxs 2 stage boost controller) and im non seq..

now, the question is, will these spacers given in the package allow me to set to where i want the sound?

like the more washers i put, the lighter the rev will be in order to hear the sound?

so far the car is sitting in under the cover, im not gonna touch it until i get an answer..

sorry for the long post and please get back to me..

thanks

tRIcKI^ 05-13-04 08:01 PM

hmm, blowoff valves are cool, but the sound of a external wastegate is so much more sexy :P~

iceman4357 05-13-04 08:13 PM

i agree with Black 99, give us some and let us try them out to give feedback. We will be beta testers, You wouldnt even have to pay us! :)

XSTransAm 05-13-04 10:12 PM

The bov should sound whenver you have boost pressure in the piping, however this may be a little later since you are non-seq, the washers help to stiffen the spring for cars that the valve sits open at idle. If your valve is open at idle you should add washers until it is closed, i have three in my car. You can also adjust how quickly the valve will open when releasing the throttle by adding more washers, this is favorable for dragracing and autocrossing.

make sure you installed the valve in the bov tube and not the crv spot, it should look like this

http://img65.photobucket.com/albums/...l/DCP_1228.jpg

alberto_mg 05-13-04 10:13 PM

I've got the RFL on my car and it really is Real Fuckin Loud. I recently got the H spec Supra adaptor when the piece of shit rubber hose split from heat. I have the old larger aluminum fitting if anyone wants it.

RX-187 05-13-04 10:51 PM


Originally posted by XSTransAm
make sure you installed the valve in the bov tube and not the crv spot, it should look like this

http://img65.photobucket.com/albums/...l/DCP_1228.jpg

I have a question. You know how the CRV has the tubing that goes into the airbox? Well, mine has the stock bov there and the tube runs into the airbox. The way you have your's and others I have seen (vented and aftermarket), the actual bov is below the upper tubing that goes into the airbox.

mine is like this ::::::[bov ]:| Airbox|
:::::::::::::[ | |

other's that I've seen :::::::::::::[|Airbox|
::::::[bov]:| |

Why is this?

rotorbrain 05-14-04 09:49 AM

because you plugged it into the crv's dump tube. . . for correct installation take your xs bov out. put the stock crv back into its stock location. take the stock bov out (the valve on the BOTTOM of the airbox) and replace it with your new xs bov. . . all i have to say is whoa. :D

paul

RX-187 05-14-04 01:10 PM


Originally posted by rotorbrain
because you plugged it into the crv's dump tube. . . for correct installation take your xs bov out. put the stock crv back into its stock location. take the stock bov out (the valve on the BOTTOM of the airbox) and replace it with your new xs bov. . . all i have to say is whoa. :D

paul

No, I don't have the xs bov, but the way my stock bov is setup the dump valve has tubing attached to the first and upper inlet to the airbox and not below like in XS's picture. Again, the way it came on my car, the stock bov is at the one above the airbox and not below. I'll try to get a pic.

rotorbrain 05-14-04 02:02 PM

it doesnt matter where it evacs to. . . just where it evacs FROM. make sure you have your crv and bov in the right places in relation to the turbos.

paul

RX-187 05-14-04 02:14 PM

^The valves are where they should be, it's just the position the stock dump valve is at. That's all. Thanks rotorbrain.

1QWIK7 05-14-04 05:46 PM

hmm

yeah xstransam, my setup looks exactly like yours except my bov pressure opening is pointing to the side rather than upwards like yours..

ill try to fool around with the washers and take a pic of it

thanks alot

1QWIK7 05-14-04 07:36 PM

ok, i just fooled around with it, i added 2 washers and the sound wasnt that loud as it was without any washers.. i added 2 more, total of 4 and same result. finally i added all 6 and still the same.. i think im gonna take them all out cause the sound was at its loudest without any washers..

thanks guys


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