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tim97rsJul-06-05 12:58 PM
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#87749, "Poll question: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"


          

Poll result (19 votes)
Yes - when reving and under load (13 votes)Vote
No - only when under load (6 votes)Vote
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RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, eclipse982nrRST, Jul-06-05 01:00 PM, #1
RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, BlackMagic, Jul-06-05 01:38 PM, #2
      RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, 420a-Tnthewerks, Jul-06-05 03:14 PM, #3
           RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, WickedESi, Jul-06-05 03:17 PM, #4
                RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, csmakio, Jul-06-05 03:21 PM, #5
                RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, eclipse982nrRST, Jul-06-05 03:26 PM, #6
                     RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, freddy_00_69, Jul-06-05 03:30 PM, #7
                          RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, eclipse982nrRST, Jul-06-05 03:39 PM, #8
                               RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, 96rs-t, Jul-06-05 07:11 PM, #9
                                    RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, WickedESi, Jul-06-05 10:48 PM, #10
                                         RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, CrazyEclipse, Jul-07-05 02:04 AM, #11
                                              RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, eclipse982nrRST, Jul-07-05 07:00 AM, #12
                                                   RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, Pitchblack98, Jul-07-05 08:31 AM, #13
                                                        RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, Dirty, Jul-09-05 06:05 AM, #14
                                                             RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?, RxR_Eclipse, Jul-10-05 08:16 AM, #15

eclipse982nrRSTJul-06-05 01:00 PM
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#87750, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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using BLITZ DD and I cant get shit out of a rev!

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BlackMagicJul-06-05 01:38 PM
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#87755, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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Jul-06-05 01:38 PM by BlackMagic



          

stock 3000gt BOV get basically nothin, we'll see what happens with the greddy type-s though

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420a-TnthewerksJul-06-05 03:14 PM
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#87762, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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Yes, see video clip in other thread. HKS SSQ, T-25 turbo.

  

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WickedESiJul-06-05 03:17 PM
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#87763, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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I gaurantee you everyone who says yes will have a small or quick spooling turbo, and efficient intercooler.


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csmakioJul-06-05 03:21 PM
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#87764, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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I have a Stock 3000GT and get it off reving and load, off reving its not much though.

I as well am waiting for my Greddy Type S emoji


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eclipse982nrRSTJul-06-05 03:26 PM
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#87765, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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ya but doesnt tim use the 16g with the hahn setup?
if he does, he should be getting a BOV at a rev.

the only thing i have yet to understand is, if the idea is that, the bigger the turbo, the slower the spool, meaning harder to buildup at a rev, why can other cars with the same turbo as me, rev it up and get the BOV to go off at a rev? lol

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freddy_00_69Jul-06-05 03:30 PM
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#87766, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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I have a super 16g and also had a t3/t4 and both made my greddy type s go off when revved. I also mean revving to about 4500 and up, not below that.


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eclipse982nrRSTJul-06-05 03:39 PM
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#87769, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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Originally posted by freddy_00_69
I have a super 16g and also had a t3/t4 and both made my greddy type s go off when revved. I also mean revving to about 4500 and up, not below that.


the whole concept just doesnt make sense!
good thing i brought back such a good thread from almost 3 years ago emoji

-MIKE-

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96rs-tJul-06-05 07:11 PM
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#87772, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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i have to be under load to make mine go off. i too have the 3KGT bov running 6psi, however i love the sound my turbo and bov make combined when i'm running the car hard with no hood! ...sweeeet



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#87777, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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Jul-06-05 10:49 PM by WickedESi



          

Here's a vid clip of the RFL on my car. I was running 5 psi at the time, but it sounds hella different while running under a load.

http://www.auburn.edu/~baldrjo/files/misc/420aRFL.wmv <1.98 MB>


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#87781, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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I have the Type S, friggen thing goes off all the friggen time! Revving at idle gets it going, taking foot off the gas at a low RPM (~3k) gets it going... 'bad, bad BOV it urges me into too many races I didnt want in the first place.' I even tried making the spring harder so it wouldnt keep doing that, but it didnt make a difference.


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#87787, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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i am now changing my vote, to yes, i can make it go off with a rev.
i adjusted my blitz dd screw on the BOV today and if i rev up to like 4k rpm, it goes off, just not real loud. i like emoji

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#87790, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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bunch of ricers.... haha

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#87826, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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I still think it's my intercooler setup. I'm using a S16g and a side to side flow Spearco. The turbo spools quick as fuck, so much that in an atx I have traction problems up to about a 40mph pull.


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#87849, "RE: Does your BOV go off when reving, or do you need to be under load? And what BOV do you have?"
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turbo xs rfl/s16g/starion cooler. Blows off just fine. Any yes its mega ricey.

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