Happy Customers Car
#52
Re: Happy Customers Car
Originally Posted by BmCRace.com
as long as you have the bov no less than 1 foot away from the turbo you should have zero problems.
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#53
Re: Happy Customers Car
Originally Posted by BmCRace.com
as long as you have the bov no less than 1 foot away from the turbo you should have zero problems.
The theory is that you want it mounted as close to the throttle body as possible becuase that is where the highest pressure is when the throttle plate closes. I really don't think it matters where you mount it on your charge pipes becuase there is equal pressure going through the pipes and its all going to get relieved anyways.
I also think that recirculating the BOV back to the turbo isn't going to make a difference in spool time. I mean a short burst of air at 8psi traveling through a long pipe, its not going to make any difference in spool time
#54
Re: Happy Customers Car
Originally Posted by Spenser
BMCrace: there is absolutely nothing wrong with that setup, why infact, its one of the most innovative setups I've seen recently, its quite fantastic actually. The recirculated BOV, the 3 inch downpipe with stock cross member, the polished piping, the intake manifold. Congradulations on doing something that everyones done, but doing it differently. I bet hes a happy customer!
#56
Re: Happy Customers Car
I don't know what all the hating is about, but I think it's a pretty hot setup. About the recirculating thing, who cares if it works or not, if he says it works then it probably does have some effect on it. I don't think he has a reason to lie or bullshit about this setup.
Damn, what is with HMT lately.
Damn, what is with HMT lately.
#57
Re: Happy Customers Car
Originally Posted by Speedracer32
Well last time i check. One of the best placese to mount a BOV was right off the intercooler.
#60
Re: Happy Customers Car
Originally Posted by Whitey
I also think that recirculating the BOV back to the turbo isn't going to make a difference in spool time. I mean a short burst of air at 8psi traveling through a long pipe, its not going to make any difference in spool time