using no dump valve will blow your car ?
 

hey, iam using an IHI turbo with an internal wastegate , and i love the noise it makes,
ive got a dump valve too, but i was about to remove it , when my friend said that
if i dont have a dump vavle or a recirculating dump vavle on my engine my turbo will blow ...


is that true, do i have to run a dump valve ??

Re: using no dump valve will blow your car ?
 

Dump valve ??? Does he mean blow off valve? If so you dont nessacarily have to run one for low boost, but it will prolong the life you engine in the long run. If you already have one on why would you take it off?

Re: using no dump valve will blow your car ?
 

I would listen to your friend. You don't necessarily need a bov if your running low boost but its always a good idea. If you have one on already then I'd say just keep it on! ;)

Re: using no dump valve will blow your car ?
 

great , thanks for the feed back, jus wanted to make sure he was right ...

:)

Re: using no dump valve will blow your car ?
 

how does it do that? ::) Its for compressor surge, it will prolong the life of your turbo.

Re: using no dump valve will blow your car ?
 

i love the sound of compressor surge.. im not kiddin its hellza sick >:D

Re: using no dump valve will blow your car ?
 

Hah thats what i meant, too many shots at one time :6

Re: using no dump valve will blow your car ?
 

lol... compressor surge is comparable to having sex with a hooker... sure it's fun to do it once or twice... but you better wise-up sooner or later otherwise your turbo isn't gonna last ( = penis falling off?... I dunno, I got lost in my own metaphore).

BOV sounds cool... makes your turbo last longer.... it's not necessary but then again neither are condoms. Your choice ;)

Re: using no dump valve will blow your car ?
 

jesus, run the valve !
if you dont run a blow off valve your turbo wont last long
this is what happens: when you are boosting there is pressurised air in the pipes on its way to the throttle body,
when you change gear and hence shut the throttle plate that compressed air has nowhere to go except back out through the compresser wheel on the turbo pushing it against the way it is surpossed to spool.
the compreeos is running on a bush or bearing that is desighned to take load on one side, if it takes load on the wrong way evry time you change gear you are going to ---- it.

ok theres the really bad stuff.

but also obviously when the air is pushed back through it obviously slows the spooling down real quick whick means when you open throttle again it has to fully spool up again to max boost
so you lose alot of power and speed also.