NEW TO THE BOOST WORLD
#2
RE: NEW TO THE BOOST WORLD
Superchargers have bypass valves that re-circulate the air back into the intake track so that way your car doesnt lose track of the air already accounted for by the MAF. You can run a blow-off valve or vent your bypass valve into the atmospherre for that WOOOOOSH sound but you will need a flow-thru MAF and have things tuned a little differently.
#3
RE: NEW TO THE BOOST WORLD
SlvrOhTwoGeeTee, you beautiful bastard! I was thinking about that exact thing earlier and wondering if I could do it. I now know I can. Can you go in more depth as to how I can set that up? I haven't bought my MAF for my Vortech yet, what do I need to do to get that sound you're talking about?
And to the OP, thanks for asking the question I didn't have the ***** to ask! (I thought it was a dumb question)
And to the OP, thanks for asking the question I didn't have the ***** to ask! (I thought it was a dumb question)
#5
RE: NEW TO THE BOOST WORLD
yea too bad nobody knows how to tune it this way... and that fuel dump is bad for a stock motor
ive been down this road many times.. if you get to work right, let me know...
also the bov on s/c has been shown to decrease performance... anybody else get these results?
ive been down this road many times.. if you get to work right, let me know...
also the bov on s/c has been shown to decrease performance... anybody else get these results?
#6
RE: NEW TO THE BOOST WORLD
Can someone go in depth and explain how this works, or how it won't work too well? I would love to put that on my car and I'm almost willing to take a drop in performance to get it. I don't know, can someone educate me a bit more on the subject?
#8
RE: NEW TO THE BOOST WORLD
Blow off Valve 101:
When you let off gas and close throttle s/c is still making boost. That boost needs to go somewhere.
ByPassValve will dump it out and put it back into the system just IN FORNT of the s/c and after the MAF
it does this since the MAF has recorded that air, so it needs to stay in the system
Blow off Valve uses a blow thru MAF that is behind the s/c and reading boosted air.
Now you can put BOV behind s/c and in front of MAF and it blows off excess boosted air directly into
atmosphere before it has gone thru the MAF meter.
If your MAF is after your s/c you already have a blow thru.
If your MAF is before your s/c then you have to do what they say and get a blow thru MAF
for that swish pop-off sound
When you let off gas and close throttle s/c is still making boost. That boost needs to go somewhere.
ByPassValve will dump it out and put it back into the system just IN FORNT of the s/c and after the MAF
it does this since the MAF has recorded that air, so it needs to stay in the system
Blow off Valve uses a blow thru MAF that is behind the s/c and reading boosted air.
Now you can put BOV behind s/c and in front of MAF and it blows off excess boosted air directly into
atmosphere before it has gone thru the MAF meter.
If your MAF is after your s/c you already have a blow thru.
If your MAF is before your s/c then you have to do what they say and get a blow thru MAF
for that swish pop-off sound
#10
RE: NEW TO THE BOOST WORLD
ORIGINAL: r.barn
Blow off Valve 101:
When you let off gas and close throttle s/c is still making boost. That boost needs to go somewhere.
ByPassValve will dump it out and put it back into the system just IN FORNT of the s/c and after the MAF
it does this since the MAF has recorded that air, so it needs to stay in the system
Blow off Valve uses a blow thru MAF that is behind the s/c and reading boosted air.
Now you can put BOV behind s/c and in front of MAF and it blows off excess boosted air directly into
atmosphere before it has gone thru the MAF meter.
If your MAF is after your s/c you already have a blow thru.
If your MAF is before your s/c then you have to do what they say and get a blow thru MAF
for that swish pop-off sound
Blow off Valve 101:
When you let off gas and close throttle s/c is still making boost. That boost needs to go somewhere.
ByPassValve will dump it out and put it back into the system just IN FORNT of the s/c and after the MAF
it does this since the MAF has recorded that air, so it needs to stay in the system
Blow off Valve uses a blow thru MAF that is behind the s/c and reading boosted air.
Now you can put BOV behind s/c and in front of MAF and it blows off excess boosted air directly into
atmosphere before it has gone thru the MAF meter.
If your MAF is after your s/c you already have a blow thru.
If your MAF is before your s/c then you have to do what they say and get a blow thru MAF
for that swish pop-off sound