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Old Sep 21, 2009, 02:45 PM   #46
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30 PSI - Synapse - Recirc.

Sounds like a thunder crack when off throttle at that PSI. Holds perfectly fine.

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Sort of hard to search for, but I am trying to find info on people running recirc BOVs with 28PSI or higher. How its holding the boost, if any sort of leak-stop/etc was needed. And how their driveability is.

I don't wanna go VTA cause the sound is just too much for me, and generally has worse driveability then Recirc.

Can users with a Recirc running 28+ give me some feedback on the sound/driveability/boost-holding of thier BOV and what type it is. Thanks
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Old Sep 21, 2009, 02:51 PM   #47
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Old Sep 21, 2009, 02:58 PM   #48
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Well then hopefully i made the right decision

Thanks again everybody for your time to post in my thread, sometimes it is very hard to get people to respond and I was very pleased with all the feedback. Thanks a bunch!
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Old Sep 21, 2009, 03:20 PM   #49
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I'm recirculating the Synapse BOV with 39 psi on the Red.

Rock solid!

C port to the turbo outlet pipe + A port to the intake mani + B port blocked.
What does blocking port B help with? I am running the same as you accept with A+B on the same vac line off the intake mani.
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Old Sep 23, 2009, 02:32 PM   #50
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What does blocking port B help with? I am running the same as you accept with A+B on the same vac line off the intake mani.
Would like to know also for when I receive mine.
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Old Sep 23, 2009, 03:35 PM   #51
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Old Sep 23, 2009, 05:40 PM   #52
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What turbo are you running ?

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Old Sep 23, 2009, 05:51 PM   #53
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Let us know how it turns out, post pics etc! Sounds nice, I'd like to stay recirc as well.
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What turbo are you running ?
Stock, will be running a bigger stock-frame turbo as soon as the BBK-XL and FP Black come out.
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What does blocking port B help with? I am running the same as you accept with A+B on the same vac line off the intake mani.
With my setup (see sig) I would get part throttle flutter at low load in 3rd and up with the B port open. While I was testing my install I kept trying different configurations to see if I could find a "magic bullet" to halt my part throttle surge. One time, I simply pulled the line off of port B, plugged it, and reinstalled the line. The result was much less throttle surge --- not eliminated, just much less. I'm still toying around with the setup and will try to perfect it.

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Old Sep 24, 2009, 09:08 PM   #57
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So you are basically just running port "A" and "C" then? Had any success with adjusting the preload adjustment?

My application is with a FP "green" on E-85. I have been experimenting with solutions to get rid of part throttle flutter. I found for me that using port "B"
with a vacuum restrictor I bought and port "A" open works best so far. I do use port "C" for boost signal and have the preload screw all the way in almost.

I think a turbo with more lag...(ie red.....GT35....) might require a different set up.


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With my setup (see sig) I would get part throttle flutter at low load in 3rd and up with the B port open. While I was testing my install I kept trying different configurations to see if I could find a "magic bullet" to halt my part throttle surge. One time, I simply pulled the line off of port B, plugged it, and reinstalled the line. The result was much less throttle surge --- not eliminated, just much less. I'm still toying around with the setup and will try to perfect it.

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Old Sep 24, 2009, 11:51 PM   #58
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Don't know if someone said this already, but if you get a Forge RS make sure you do some trial and error in adjusting the spring rate. I run it and love the fact that you can turn a dial to adjust the spring rate with a big, easy to use knob instead of actually switching springs which have dedicated rates 8/11...I have my RS set perfectly so I get no flutter, and it doesn't hiccup at low boost. I also switch it around every once and awhile to change the sound it makes (can be run either way).

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Old Oct 11, 2009, 11:45 AM   #59
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Just a note regarding the Synapse BOV. I had mine originally mounted in the typical vertical Evo fashion. Had part throttle flutter issues with it using ALL hose port and preload spring adjustment settings. This weekend I reloacated it so that it is mounted in a more horizontal config and flutter has all but disappeared. Since it is a cylinder design I suspect when mounted vertically gravity was effecting the shuttling of the cylinder during use. Horizontal mount is as designed. Holds boost like crazy.
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