curioso

ok guys i have a question i have seen this in mustangs dont know if is possible to run a turbo setup in a honda without a bov
im pretty sure if its possible in a mustang i think it can be done witha honda engien and those this help more or what is its advantage or disadvantage




Modified by curioso at 6:54 PM 10/29/2006

1Quikgsr

your asking if its possible to have a BOV with a turbo honda? i dont see why not.

curioso

nope im asking if its possible not to have one with a a honda turbo

lakai_19

it is possible if you dont mind wrecking your turbo because if you dont have one the pressure it lets off will go back out though your turbo and thats what causes compression serge

TheHooded_Mike

It's possible but far from ideal, even on low boost.
Advantages: quiet
Disadvantages: compressor surge, the air has no where to go when you let off the throttle so it slams back into the blades.

curioso

oh ok i c so then is not a good idea right????

lakai_19

not a good idea at all if you want it quiet then reserculate it back in to your inake going in to your turbo

curioso

thanks man is cuz i saw that in a mustang and it was running ******* crazy times @ the track and we were likt wtf then we look and it aws turbo but no bov so alrite cuz i was thinking if that is possible i can do that to my car and no one would now is turbo but i guess not i dont want to mess it up

thanks

curioso

oh ok kool htat idea i like

type B16

im assuming you want a quiet setup

i hear routing the bov back to the intake pipe helps kill the annoying sound

curioso

yes man i want a quit set up u know sneaky sneaky thats why im asking

TheHooded_Mike

Ya, I've never heard how much quieter a bov is recirculated but it should help. I'm gonna do it when I get my turbo on, so I can be stealth.