Centrifugal S/C BOV Valve
#1
Centrifugal S/C BOV Valve
There was some talk last week about using a blow off valve on a supercharged application. Anyone have any info on this or know where you can get them? I think in order to use one on a MAF vehicle you would have to use the blowoff valve to redirect the over-boost back to the intake tract somewhere between the MAF and the s/c housing, since the air has already been accounted for by the MAF. If you had your BOV release the air into the engine compartment, I think the computer would over compensate with too much fuel.
PS: This is probably waaaay too technical, since I didn't ask what gears to buy.....haha
PS: This is probably waaaay too technical, since I didn't ask what gears to buy.....haha
#3
RE: Centrifugal S/C BOV Valve
ORIGINAL: sweet99
If the MAF is after the BOV you can vent to atmosphere but if the MAF is before the BOV you need to recirculate or get a rich spike in your AFR's. Mark
If the MAF is after the BOV you can vent to atmosphere but if the MAF is before the BOV you need to recirculate or get a rich spike in your AFR's. Mark
#4
RE: Centrifugal S/C BOV Valve
You can run a blow off instaed of a bypass on a centri, but you will need to convert to a blowthru setup on your MAF I believe.
The bypass that comes standard on at least the vortech setups runs from the exhaust of the blower to the intake piping on the blower, venting it into the intake after the MAF.
The bypass that comes standard on at least the vortech setups runs from the exhaust of the blower to the intake piping on the blower, venting it into the intake after the MAF.
#6
RE: Centrifugal S/C BOV Valve
ORIGINAL: stang2000
My BOV is right before the SC between the filter and SC, then the tube running straight out of the SC is where the BOV Tube goes into. The MAF is in the fender well.
My BOV is right before the SC between the filter and SC, then the tube running straight out of the SC is where the BOV Tube goes into. The MAF is in the fender well.
In other words, the valve vents the air from the pressurised side (after the blower) into the intake side (before the blower?)
#7
RE: Centrifugal S/C BOV Valve
ORIGINAL: 2000GT4.6
But your running a bypass right? Not a blowoff?
In other words, the valve vents the air from the pressurised side (after the blower) into the intake side (before the blower?)
ORIGINAL: stang2000
My BOV is right before the SC between the filter and SC, then the tube running straight out of the SC is where the BOV Tube goes into. The MAF is in the fender well.
My BOV is right before the SC between the filter and SC, then the tube running straight out of the SC is where the BOV Tube goes into. The MAF is in the fender well.
In other words, the valve vents the air from the pressurised side (after the blower) into the intake side (before the blower?)
#8
RE: Centrifugal S/C BOV Valve
ORIGINAL: 2000GT4.6
But your running a bypass right? Not a blowoff?
In other words, the valve vents the air from the pressurised side (after the blower) into the intake side (before the blower?)
ORIGINAL: stang2000
My BOV is right before the SC between the filter and SC, then the tube running straight out of the SC is where the BOV Tube goes into. The MAF is in the fender well.
My BOV is right before the SC between the filter and SC, then the tube running straight out of the SC is where the BOV Tube goes into. The MAF is in the fender well.
In other words, the valve vents the air from the pressurised side (after the blower) into the intake side (before the blower?)
I also don't think the blow through design is quite as picky as the suck through from what i have read. But I dunno....I'm just learning on this whole MAF thing...know what it does but trying to figure out what makes it tick and the differences between the 2 designs...
#9
RE: Centrifugal S/C BOV Valve
ORIGINAL: stang2000
Actually vice versa, the vacuum line runs from another intake vaccuum line and runs to the valve which opens up and purges air back into the system right after the SC.
ORIGINAL: 2000GT4.6
But your running a bypass right? Not a blowoff?
In other words, the valve vents the air from the pressurised side (after the blower) into the intake side (before the blower?)
ORIGINAL: stang2000
My BOV is right before the SC between the filter and SC, then the tube running straight out of the SC is where the BOV Tube goes into. The MAF is in the fender well.
My BOV is right before the SC between the filter and SC, then the tube running straight out of the SC is where the BOV Tube goes into. The MAF is in the fender well.
In other words, the valve vents the air from the pressurised side (after the blower) into the intake side (before the blower?)
I am not talking about the vac lines. the acutal boost is vented from the exit side of the blower, back into the intake side.
You have a bypass valve, not a blowoff. A blowoff will vent the boost into open air.
Edit: everything I have heard is that the blow thru setup is much harder to tune than the suck thru setup.
#10
RE: Centrifugal S/C BOV Valve
ORIGINAL: 2000GT4.6
right.
I am not talking about the vac lines. the acutal boost is vented from the exit side of the blower, back into the intake side.
You have a bypass valve, not a blowoff. A blowoff will vent the boost into open air.
Edit: everything I have heard is that the blow thru setup is much harder to tune than the suck thru setup.
ORIGINAL: stang2000
Actually vice versa, the vacuum line runs from another intake vaccuum line and runs to the valve which opens up and purges air back into the system right after the SC.
ORIGINAL: 2000GT4.6
But your running a bypass right? Not a blowoff?
In other words, the valve vents the air from the pressurised side (after the blower) into the intake side (before the blower?)
ORIGINAL: stang2000
My BOV is right before the SC between the filter and SC, then the tube running straight out of the SC is where the BOV Tube goes into. The MAF is in the fender well.
My BOV is right before the SC between the filter and SC, then the tube running straight out of the SC is where the BOV Tube goes into. The MAF is in the fender well.
In other words, the valve vents the air from the pressurised side (after the blower) into the intake side (before the blower?)
I am not talking about the vac lines. the acutal boost is vented from the exit side of the blower, back into the intake side.
You have a bypass valve, not a blowoff. A blowoff will vent the boost into open air.
Edit: everything I have heard is that the blow thru setup is much harder to tune than the suck thru setup.