RE: how to install a BOV with out a turbo
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RE: how to install a BOV with out a turbo - 1/8/2007 6:48:42 PM
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Roto
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Misha, we DO have pressure in the intake manifold. THe only time there is vaccum is when the butterfly is shut. The pressure is atmospheric at right around 14psi when converted to that. We have a MAP sensor...
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RE: how to install a BOV with out a turbo - 1/8/2007 7:02:03 PM
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Fiirkan
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Ha, we got a dramatic pause 
I hear your brains working LOL
Let me re-phrase. How much should you weaken the bov spring for bov to start working on n/a?
You wouldn't be able to do it either way. the presure would have to be higher then atmospheric pressure for it to even remotely work, that is partly the whole point of a BOV on a turbo'ed car, the turbo forces air in and create's higher then atmospheric pressure(hence the PSI rating's) which once it get's to a certain point opens the BOV. to release the higher then higher then desired pressure...
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RE: how to install a BOV with out a turbo - 1/8/2007 7:34:16 PM
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Misha
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Misha, we DO have pressure in the intake manifold. THe only time there is vaccum is when the butterfly is shut. The pressure is atmospheric at right around 14psi when converted to that. We have a MAP sensor...
Guees what? You are right!
And,
Guess what? You are wrong!
It all depends on the zero point. You talk absolute pressure, I talk relative to atmospheric 
Guess what? I think my zero point is better, cause why do we have all those vacuum hoses around then?
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RE: how to install a BOV with out a turbo - 1/8/2007 7:36:20 PM
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ok - been biting my tounge on this one for days now - i cant believe this has gone this far
the only thing i can offer is a good used flame suit - for sale cheap
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RE: how to install a BOV with out a turbo - 1/8/2007 7:38:17 PM
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Roto
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ORIGINAL: Roto
Misha, we DO have pressure in the intake manifold. THe only time there is vaccum is when the butterfly is shut. The pressure is atmospheric at right around 14psi when converted to that. We have a MAP sensor...
Guees what? You are right!
And,
Guess what? You are wrong!
It all depends on the zero point. You talk absolute pressure, I talk relative to atmospheric
Guess what? I think my zero point is better, cause why do we have all those vacuum hoses around then?
My weather report is in Degrees Kelvin too:-D Call me an atheist:-D
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RE: how to install a BOV with out a turbo - 1/8/2007 7:55:24 PM
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Misha
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My weather report is in Degrees Kelvin too:-D Call me an atheist:-D
And what about your bank account? Can you use the same approach there? If yes - I'm converted
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