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Old Jul 6, 2009, 12:31 AM   #1
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Recirc BOV to Vented BOV...

Hey guys..
This might sound stupid but.. Im curious if we moved the throttlebody and MAF sensor around.. maybe we could establish a vented BOV?

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Old Jul 6, 2009, 01:28 PM   #2
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Seems pointless to me. I tried running a 50/50 vent/recirc I don't suggest doing it the car ran like ****.
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Old Jul 6, 2009, 03:11 PM   #3
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On our cars, the only folks who have done it sucessfully have pressurized the MAF:

filter--->turbo--->BOV--->MAF--->TB

...as opposed to recirc.:

filter--->MAF--->BOV recirc. dump--->turbo--->BOV--->TB

A couple of custom turbo'ed RAs have pressurized MAF setups, apparently the sensor's good for ~10psi, but nothing crazy beyond that.
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At least one of those people switched back to recirc shortly after trying VTA.
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So we can pressure the maf up to 10 pounds?
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We can use plain atmospheric blow off valves right???
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If I was gonna go turbo I would want to hear the blow off valve.
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well you might have purchased the wrong car :P ahah

.. as far as the MAF is concerned... is there any way we can eliminate it from the setup?
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Why dont you just upgrade the maf and run the translator then you can blow out to the atmosphere. No more recirculating
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........ Link? More Info? Where to buy?!
I had no idea we could do this..
could you pm me more info? very interested.
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would we be able to vent to atmosphere if we are running a standalone ecu?
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If I was gonna go turbo I would want to hear the blow off valve.
You can definately hear it recirculated, especially if you have an open element filter.


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would we be able to vent to atmosphere if we are running a standalone ecu?
If you go standalone and set it up to use a MAP sensor (as opposed to MAF), you can VTA all you want.
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It doesn't have that same loud blow off sound recirculating though does it?
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we can just switch the sensors from maf to map ?

excellent...
I am going with a standalone ecu..because i dont want to have issues with my car long term...
and this will just aid in the decision!
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It doesn't have that same loud blow off sound recirculating though does it?
Not the same (of course), the sound has to go through the piping/out the filter/etc. There's a turbo'ed TC local to me, he's venting a SSQV to atmosphere, that thing is loud as hell (the high squeely whistle). I have a Synapse Synchronic BOV recirculated, it kinds sounds like the "whiplash" sound of the aliens' tails from Aliens.

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we can just switch the sensors from maf to map ?
Not with the stock ECU...if and when you go standalone, no doubt.
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