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Over the weekend (in between the rain) decided to change from the open circuit dump valve back to recirculating one to see the effects.
Apart from losing the cool/annoying (depending on mood) sounds beloved of Max Power readers I've notice more boost is retained on gear changes, a good 1/4, 1/3 orange boost is registered imediately on reopening the throttle, and more importantly it seems easier and smoother when feathering the throttle when driving Welsh B roads. Strangely the atmospheric dump valve makes a completely different noise fitted to my friends 9000 compared to my 900. |
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Interesting stuff. What dump valve have u got as im in the process of upgrading my car.
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The atmospheric dump valve that I've currently removed was a Bailey Evo DV26. Replaced at the moment with a Group A spec item that I purchased from Turbo Dynamics several years ago featuring an aluminium body and kevlar diaphragm.
The valves made by Forge (www.forgemotorsport.co.uk) have a very good reputation for build quality. These are the people that make the Trent Saab uprated wastegate actuator for the TE05 turbos. |
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Yeah I'm thinking aboutu putting another blow off valve on my 900T spg. I hear they keep the turbo spooled up. Is that true. Also that release nosie is kind of cool, but I could see how that would get annoying. Why doesn't my car make that sound now? Any suggestions on a good valve to get and where?
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