bov i just bought
February-4th-2003, 05:58 PM
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bov i just bought
this is the bov i just bought today, and also here's my turbo before i cleaned it up.
also here's a link to listen to what the bov sounds like, and others.http://210.49.7.211:6969/movies/BOV%20Sounds/
also here's a link to listen to what the bov sounds like, and others.http://210.49.7.211:6969/movies/BOV%20Sounds/
February-4th-2003, 08:38 PM
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February-5th-2003, 08:31 AM
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Originally posted by Ambient
I envy you
I love the SSQV sound But, you are probably going to need to recirculate it.
I envy you
I love the SSQV sound
But, you are probably going to need to recirculate it.
February-5th-2003, 03:15 PM
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The BOV dumps some of the charge back into the intake tube. This allows the turbo to keep spinning between shifts and reduces lag.
http://flyinmiata.com/store/prodinfo...item=5&mitem=6
http://flyinmiata.com/store/prodinfo...item=5&mitem=6
February-5th-2003, 06:18 PM
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No...
Recirculating it keeps the air/fuel mixture right.
Our cars have a Mass Air Flow Sensor or MAF.
The car knows how much air is coming into the engine and it adjusts the mixture of fuel accordingly. When you blow off into the atmosphere, all of a sudden there is a LOT of fuel and no air. So you will end up running extremely rich, sometimes bad enough to shut your car off.
Recirculating keeps the air/fuel mixture right by dumping the excess boost back into your intake stream.
Recirculating it keeps the air/fuel mixture right.
Our cars have a Mass Air Flow Sensor or MAF.
The car knows how much air is coming into the engine and it adjusts the mixture of fuel accordingly. When you blow off into the atmosphere, all of a sudden there is a LOT of fuel and no air. So you will end up running extremely rich, sometimes bad enough to shut your car off.
Recirculating keeps the air/fuel mixture right by dumping the excess boost back into your intake stream.
February-5th-2003, 08:31 PM
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OMG, I can't wait to see and hear you car. Another 1.6l turbo. AAHHHH.If you don't mind, can you update me and give me the info on what you did and the parts you used.
They have a turbo manifold for our car?
Man, I need to get updated on the Forced induction for my car. lol
February-5th-2003, 08:38 PM
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Originally posted by redrims
OMG, I can't wait to see and hear you car. Another 1.6l turbo. AAHHHH.
If you don't mind, can you update me and give me the info on what you did and the parts you used.
They have a turbo manifold for our car? Man, I need to get updated on the Forced induction for my car. lol
OMG, I can't wait to see and hear you car. Another 1.6l turbo. AAHHHH.If you don't mind, can you update me and give me the info on what you did and the parts you used.
They have a turbo manifold for our car?
Man, I need to get updated on the Forced induction for my car. lol
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