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| Topic subject | Venting back into the intake |
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55484, Venting back into the intake Posted by el2oCz, Sep-03-03 08:36 PM
Hey, would it be a big difference if we vent back to the intake instead of venting into the atmosphere? If so, why?
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55485, RE: Venting back into the intake Posted by dougie2, Sep-03-03 08:51 PM
Not much of a difference IMO. If you route it in front of the turbo intake, it may help the turbo spool/stay spooled.
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55486, RE: Venting back into the intake Posted by Mr Mike, Sep-03-03 09:09 PM
There's no real need to since you have a map sensor. The only time you have to recirculate is when you have a maf like the 4g63. The only benifit that you might get by recirculating is if you are using a diverter valve like the stock 1g bov that stays open under vaccuum to allow air to bypass the turbo which will give a car a little more power when off boost.
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55520, RE: Venting back into the intake Posted by thedawg, Sep-04-03 12:01 PM
I noticed a big difference when I stopped venting to atmosphere.
All the girlies stopped drooling. :+
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55536, RE: Venting back into the intake Posted by The1Bill, Sep-04-03 03:43 PM
Venting back into the intake and blowing it towards the compressor wheel can decrease loss of spool during shifts. It makes a .1-.2 (consistantly) difference in times for a 4G63 car with a VPC, so it should make a similar difference for us. -=B-=
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