the rb20 in my r32 has a blitz BOV, but i dont think its releasing any air whatsoever, as the pressure is being blown back through the turbo and out the blitz air filter.
this is bad jah?!
dont have the car here to have a look at the bov, so i cant take it out for a peak now.
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10-03-11, 20:24 #1di Member
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if the pressure is not being released and the standard recirculating bov is disabled its not good on a standard rb20 tubby,the air will be stalling the turbo and ceramic turbos are prone to shitting themselves with this set up,id imangine this is whats happening if your blitz bov is not working,might need to be adjusted(not sure you if can adjust the spring on those)
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10-03-11, 21:20 #3Chris Martina
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blank it off fuck it in the bin there not worth a shite
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if i blank it off wont the ceramic turbo shit itself from the constant surge?
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11-03-11, 10:23 #5Chris Martina
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i duno but from what i know and have ever experienced they caused me nothn but trouble and boost leaks ,maybe ask one of the turbo queens on here ,sorry couldnt help ya more Originally Posted by copeyhagen
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11-03-11, 10:48 #6di Member
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turbo queens, brilliant git!!
yeh i have had problems with them before, anybody know the process of swapping it out for a recirculating valve?
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