Can you install a Blowoff without a Turbo??
#21
RE: Can you install a Blowoff without a Turbo??
http://www.sunamiturbo.com/
this is the website your thinking of it sounds pretty fruity. getting a some speakers to play a bov sound. oh well.
this is the website your thinking of it sounds pretty fruity. getting a some speakers to play a bov sound. oh well.
#22
RE: Can you install a Blowoff without a Turbo??
I can add some more to the rice list:
-putting part manufacturer's stickers on your car, if you don't have any of their products
-a fart cannon on a stock piping
-driving around with unpainted ground effects
-oh, and here's a little something to complement a fake BOV http://www.extremedimensions.com/3878.html
There's one more thing. I saw a saturn a few days ago that had a "VTEC tuning" sticker on the trunk lid. WTF? i couldn't stop myself from laughing.
-putting part manufacturer's stickers on your car, if you don't have any of their products
-a fart cannon on a stock piping
-driving around with unpainted ground effects
-oh, and here's a little something to complement a fake BOV http://www.extremedimensions.com/3878.html
There's one more thing. I saw a saturn a few days ago that had a "VTEC tuning" sticker on the trunk lid. WTF? i couldn't stop myself from laughing.
#25
RE: Can you install a Blowoff without a Turbo??
ORIGINAL: LEVIII
why would a BOV stay open if installed backwards?
BOV dont open from the back pressure, they open from the vacuum in the intake manifold when the butterfly closes.
why would a BOV stay open if installed backwards?
BOV dont open from the back pressure, they open from the vacuum in the intake manifold when the butterfly closes.
#26
RE: Can you install a Blowoff without a Turbo??
im not sure (i doubt ANYONE is REALLY sure) but i dont think the vacuum at WOT would be enough to open the BOV, and if it did open it a little, the extra airflow would cancel the vacuum right? but then when you let off the throttle, the spinning engine would make a bunch of vacuum and open it, but i think that would surge your engine back up, thats where the problem lies.
#27
RE: Can you install a Blowoff without a Turbo??
ORIGINAL: andryuha
There's one more thing. I saw a saturn a few days ago that had a "VTEC tuning" sticker on the trunk lid. WTF? i couldn't stop myself from laughing.
There's one more thing. I saw a saturn a few days ago that had a "VTEC tuning" sticker on the trunk lid. WTF? i couldn't stop myself from laughing.
thats one hell of an engine swap
i saw an accord with SVT badges on it once ?!?!?!?!
and please jsut give up on the BOV
get the turbo then you will have the sound u want
#28
RE: Can you install a Blowoff without a Turbo??
ORIGINAL: sacicons
im not sure (i doubt ANYONE is REALLY sure) but i dont think the vacuum at WOT would be enough to open the BOV, and if it did open it a little, the extra airflow would cancel the vacuum right? but then when you let off the throttle, the spinning engine would make a bunch of vacuum and open it, but i think that would surge your engine back up, thats where the problem lies.
im not sure (i doubt ANYONE is REALLY sure) but i dont think the vacuum at WOT would be enough to open the BOV, and if it did open it a little, the extra airflow would cancel the vacuum right? but then when you let off the throttle, the spinning engine would make a bunch of vacuum and open it, but i think that would surge your engine back up, thats where the problem lies.
Don't install a BOV upside down on your intake. [sm=badidea.gif]