View Poll Results: Which BOV sounds the best?
HKS SSQV



20
37.04%
Greddy Type S



8
14.81%
Apex'i Dual Chamber



8
14.81%
Blitz Super Sound



8
14.81%
Blitz Dual Drive



7
12.96%
XS Engineering Type H



0
0%
XS Engineering Type S



0
0%
XS Engineering Type RFL



2
3.70%
SARD R2D2



1
1.85%
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Which BOV sounds the best?
Which BOV sounds the best?
I'm trying to decide on which blow-off valve I should get. I'm leaning towards the HKS SSQV because that and the Greddy Type S are the only ones I got to hear in person and I like HKS better.
Does anyone have sound clips of their BOV from different brands?
Which one would you choose to buy for your car?
Jay Kim
Does anyone have sound clips of their BOV from different brands?
Which one would you choose to buy for your car?
Jay Kim
Re: Which BOV sounds the best?
Originally posted by kim307
I'm trying to decide on which blow-off valve I should get. I'm leaning towards the HKS SSQV because that and the Greddy Type S are the only ones I got to hear in person and I like HKS better.
Does anyone have sound clips of their BOV from different brands?
Which one would you choose to buy for your car?
Jay Kim
I'm trying to decide on which blow-off valve I should get. I'm leaning towards the HKS SSQV because that and the Greddy Type S are the only ones I got to hear in person and I like HKS better.
Does anyone have sound clips of their BOV from different brands?
Which one would you choose to buy for your car?
Jay Kim
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Originally posted by d0 Luck
what does it mean to let it "surge"? so by letting it surge, you don't have to use a BOV??
what does it mean to let it "surge"? so by letting it surge, you don't have to use a BOV??
Originally posted by capn
yes when you let of the gas the turbo is still spinning thus still creating boost and that boost has to go somewhere if there was no blow off valve there would be a build up air in the IM and would damage something, thats why the BOV is there to let excess pressure escape and reduce and eliminate compressor surge.
yes when you let of the gas the turbo is still spinning thus still creating boost and that boost has to go somewhere if there was no blow off valve there would be a build up air in the IM and would damage something, thats why the BOV is there to let excess pressure escape and reduce and eliminate compressor surge.
Originally posted by MikeC
It's there so that the sudden rise in pressure when you back off the throttle doesn't stop the turbos.
It's there so that the sudden rise in pressure when you back off the throttle doesn't stop the turbos.
Originally posted by capn
heh that too, i liked my version it sounds....more technical
heh that too, i liked my version it sounds....more technical
i also believe if you do not run a bov it will damage the turbo because of the shock hitting the compressor wheel i have seen a turbo shaft break from not running a bov for long periods of time on a ford 2.4 litre turbo in a ford xr4ti
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they are there to stop damage. I think i read somewhere that it creates a turbo surges create a negative pressure after releasing the load from the turbo (releasing gas after spooling) the bov stops that completely or so i heard
fc3seeker - really good site, i didnt even know wat all the different types sounded like till you posted that. I had to guess by looking at the exit tip of the bov. lol
btw my vote goes to Apexi dual chamber i like the swoosh sound way more that that annoying high pitch crap. forge sounds good too
fc3seeker - really good site, i didnt even know wat all the different types sounded like till you posted that. I had to guess by looking at the exit tip of the bov. lol
btw my vote goes to Apexi dual chamber i like the swoosh sound way more that that annoying high pitch crap. forge sounds good too
Last edited by 604Ryder; Jun 19, 2004 at 05:33 AM.





