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Re: blow off valve choices [Re: ] #1444681
24/08/2013 09:35
24/08/2013 09:35

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Well you just blank the fitting on the black pipe in addition to the one you have already blanked.
@Gunzi. Glad to hear you have not had a problem. The turbo I broke made a peak of 34psi(Lancia 4 pot-so 6:1 and high boost). This five pot motor has 7:1 I believe so not huge pressure. Yes I know there are a few 2 bar+ cars out there, I wonder if any of those would run BOVless.
When the pressure is greater than the strength of the vanes they bend. Perhaps we could hear from an expert? teacher

Re: blow off valve choices [Re: ] #1444683
24/08/2013 09:45
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Ah, the old no DV Chestnut! If there was no need for one, why did Fiat bother? That's my thinking. You just blank off both holes Muzzy2.



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Re: blow off valve choices [Re: pinin_prestatyn] #1444700
24/08/2013 11:44
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I've not run one on the rx7 for ages, got fed up with testing a blitz one for leaks...... Runs fine, but then it's a journal bearing turbo and 0.9 bar of boost only. If buying one new I would go to forge direct, very well made etc.

Re: blow off valve choices [Re: ] #1444705
24/08/2013 12:30
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What about the small vac pipe that goes to the plenum? just bung that 2?

Think I'll give forge a ring and see if they will send me a new top and maybe a new spring.

Re: blow off valve choices [Re: ] #1444707
24/08/2013 12:36
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Yep, bung that one too. But I still don`t recommend. The least problem if you have no dump valve is turbo loses some spin between gears.

Re: blow off valve choices [Re: ] #1444736
24/08/2013 14:51
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Im NO expert so don't shoot me down in flames! Just interjecting my thoughts!
I thought the guys that didn't run with a dump valve were the rally cars as they generally flat shift (change gear whilst flat out on the throttle) its generally only a suddenly closed throttle whilst at high boost levels that's supposedly a problem (boost has no where to go all of a sudden so sends shock waves up and down the pipe work, I believe it's the shock waves that can damage the turbo
My car is for pleasure only and I would like as many years pleasure from it as possible so basically it had a dump valve as standard so it will always have one, unless somebody convinced me otherwise, but I quite understand the idea of people trying out things and being different and the noise without one is pretty cool!

Re: blow off valve choices [Re: ] #1503241
15/08/2014 20:25
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Originally Posted by KBT
This one came on the car. I just converted it to recirculate yesterday. Best of both worlds, stealthy or remove one pipe from SIP and fit silicon endcap for maximum attention. 60 second job.
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Sorry to resurrect an old thread but I have one of these hks valves minus the recirc. Is this one you have fitted (if you still own one or use the site) on a straight induction pipe, or the standard s pipe?
can anyone else help me in this matter on what I need to fit as I know not what to get?

Cheers David

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