Blow off valve flutter
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Blow off valve flutter
i heard its bad for the turbo how do i fix this? it flutters wen i get off the gas ..it sounds nice but i want to get rid of it.. the bov is a super siquential ... dont kno the brand... only had the turbo on my b18b only runing 8psi for a week runs strong nd no leaks
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Re: Blow off valve flutter
So that fluttering noise is not going to damage the turbo? Im only runing off the wastegate 8psi t3/t4 50trim.. but every where i researched everyone says different things.. like it flutters wen it cant get rid of the pressure fast enough and it finds its way out through the compresor housing of the turbo and it can cause damage in the long run...I just want to kno if im going to need a new bov or is there a solution to this
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Re: Blow off valve flutter
IIRC a reputable turbo guy (dont remember where I read it) said that its not a big deal unless you boostin over 13-15psi.
Although you bov might be setup wrong for your car. Did u ever check the vacuum and compare it to find the correct spring?
Although you bov might be setup wrong for your car. Did u ever check the vacuum and compare it to find the correct spring?
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Re: Blow off valve flutter
wowowow it is a big deal its the air coming back into the comp housing and making the comp wheel go the wrong way and then u have the exhaust trying to push it the right way witch i have seen turbos brake from this. think about it
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Re: Blow off valve flutter
Some flutter is going to occur regardless, especially if its only seeing a psi or 2 of boost. The BOV has to react as quickly as possible, so some flutter will exist. There is a difference b/w flutter and compressor surge.
Stop worrying.. drive the car.
Stop worrying.. drive the car.
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Re: Blow off valve flutter
ok.. i have a skunk2 manifold and im runing a T between the bov and the boost gauge...should i just remove the T and put the bov straight to the nipple? will it make a difference?
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Re: Blow off valve flutter
when i had an apexi bov, it did the same thing. Once i hooked it up to a direct vacuum source, then it would make a nice wooosh at full throttle/boost lifts, and when just baybing it, small boost, it would make the flutter sound. When, i had it t'd though, it would make the flutter all the time. I was boosting 15 psi, for the record.
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Re: Blow off valve flutter
ok thnx... i have not driven the car with the bov connected straight too the vacuum source but i willl tomoro hopefully it solves the problem
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when i had an apexi bov, it did the same thing. Once i hooked it up to a direct vacuum source, then it would make a nice wooosh at full throttle/boost lifts, and when just baybing it, small boost, it would make the flutter sound. When, i had it t'd though, it would make the flutter all the time. I was boosting 15 psi, for the record.
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