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Old 25 August 2013 | 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Big 'D'
That's is down to personal choice, as far as I can figure out the only down side to the VTA is the noise, if setup correctly there are no running issues and improvements can be made in through the gears acceleration by managing the charge air correctly.


How do you figure this? I highly recommend using VTA, through all the testing I have done it has proven to be the most efficient and manageable way of dealing with surplus charge air. However it must be setup to suit your car, if you just slap on any old VTA you are asking for issues.

Cheers Iain
I figure it because you said this:

Yes seriously, it's an important part of my current setup and also on tens of other cars I have setup. It took a few years of R+D to get it right but everyone running my setup is happy with it, I am just curious as to why VTA is hated so much.
And with many members on here, THAT'S exactly what they want to hear, they will read no further and away they go.........

I'm all for telling folk stuff, but please be careful to give ALL info in your post, so as not to simply give those who don't know enough the "ammo" to do as they please...with possible consequences.

Regards, Jeff.
Old 25 August 2013 | 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by alcazar
I figure it because you said this:



And with many members on here, THAT'S exactly what they want to hear, they will read no further and away they go.........

I'm all for telling folk stuff, but please be careful to give ALL info in your post, so as not to simply give those who don't know enough the "ammo" to do as they please...with possible consequences.

Regards, Jeff.
Still don't see where I have suggested not to fit a VTA?

Besides this you can't take control or responsibility for the actions of others, if they choose to make uninformed decisions and modify their cars with ultimately detrimental effects to their engine then that's their fault not yours.

It's not the 'ammo' or the 'weapon' that is dangerous, it's the person with the finger on the trigger.
Old 25 August 2013 | 01:30 PM
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That's the last one apparently.

Just in case it's gone, try this:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Turbo-Smar...10669186277%26

(Bu&&er me, that's a HUGE link !)
Old 25 August 2013 | 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Gear Head
felt like a tit every time the HKS shat its pants. may be its a maturity thing!
Me too....feel a bit stupid with the noise hence trying to keep out boost, infact I'm in the process of putting it back to standard (if i dont change cars before it) christ I must be getting old
Old 25 August 2013 | 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Big 'D'
Still don't see where I have suggested not to fit a VTA?

Besides this you can't take control or responsibility for the actions of others, if they choose to make uninformed decisions and modify their cars with ultimately detrimental effects to their engine then that's their fault not yours.

It's not the 'ammo' or the 'weapon' that is dangerous, it's the person with the finger on the trigger.

You misunderstandf me Ian, I'm saying your original two posts COULD lead those who don't know, to think that yes, it's OK to slap a VTA d/v on their cars, despite much advice to the contrary.

And I have to take exception to the second sentence: anyone giving advice has a RESPONSIBILITY to ensure that their advice is either unambiguous, or gives both sides of the argument, so as NOT to lead folk into uninformed decisions.
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Originally Posted by alcazar
You misunderstandf me Ian, I'm saying your original two posts COULD lead those who don't know, to think that yes, it's OK to slap a VTA d/v on their cars, despite much advice to the contrary.

And I have to take exception to the second sentence: anyone giving advice has a RESPONSIBILITY to ensure that their advice is either unambiguous, or gives both sides of the argument, so as NOT to lead folk into uninformed decisions.
Take exception all you want

I disagree entirely so long as you are not deliberately misleading people, anyone could go into great detail explaining exactly what they are on about and you will still have ambiguity and uninformed decisions taking place.

It's down to the individual to research and obtain their own information, more importantly it's their choice to act on that information.

I have made it very clear from the beginning that if you are fitting a VTA it needs to be setup to your car. Can't make it any more clear cut than that.

Cheers Iain
Old 25 August 2013 | 07:03 PM
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Whether they work or not you still look like a **** everytime you change gear
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Originally Posted by tubbytommy
Whether they work or not you still look like a **** everytime you change gear
Well, yes, but I was trying to make a point with a guy who has been shown to be a know-all on here before.

Remember his insistance that his turbo mod produced un-dreamed of power? And Harvey showing it to be rubbish and uninformed semi-knowledge?

Seems he hasn't changed much
Old 25 August 2013 | 07:53 PM
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I see the usual suspects are on here slagging off someone who wants a dump valve.

Now not so long ago a chap came on here because he had just bought a Scoob fitted with an after market dump valve and he got rid of it and replaced with standard.

And do you know what? Not one of the usual suspects offered advice

https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...-question.html
Old 25 August 2013 | 08:07 PM
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Well, yes, but I was trying to make a point with a guy who has been shown to be a know-all on here before.

Remember his insistance that his turbo mod produced un-dreamed of power? And Harvey showing it to be rubbish and uninformed semi-knowledge?

Seems he hasn't changed much
Is it me being the know it all?

You or Harvey (RIP) showed me nothing before, I stood my ground throughout, read the thread if you can't remember.

It indeed seems like nothing has changed, scoobynet is still full of narrow minded arrogant people like you.

Just so we are clear, your statement accusing me of being 'a know it all' is more personal than on topic.

Regardless of what the power output I achieved from the VF35 on my V3 Sti the overall setup was excellent and it could run 11.8 @ 111mph at santapod, this overall setup included my VTA setup so I must have got something right, not to mention the 400bhp VF43 2.5 hawk and 380bhp VF43 2.0 Blob (all on V-Power and different mappers) I have recently setup but I suppose everything I touch will be false

Know it all indeed.

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Old 25 August 2013 | 09:07 PM
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Mate, get real.

You came on here once before, telling people who knew better, what you knew, (which wasn't much, since you failed to understand even how a rolling road was calibrated, let alone the finer points), then ran off with your tail between your legs.

If I were you I'd go wherever you went again.......

The operative word I'm trying to get you to understand is RESPONSIBILITY.

If you give advice, you have a RESPONIBILITY to EITHER be correct, or to give both sides of any argument, so as to allow people to make an informed decision.

You didn't do it last time, being more interested in showing off than being responsible, and you have shown this time that, once again, you are more interested in showing off than being responsible. In your own words.

I shall not bother arguing with you any more.

You are what you are. You seem unable to change. If you think that's personal, get over it.
Old 25 August 2013 | 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by mrmadcap
I see the usual suspects are on here slagging off someone who wants a dump valve.

Now not so long ago a chap came on here because he had just bought a Scoob fitted with an after market dump valve and he got rid of it and replaced with standard.

And do you know what? Not one of the usual suspects offered advice

https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...-question.html

I've retired now from giving advice and having a bit of a laugh
No saving the youngests and unguided nowadays

If they want to go pppppppsssssssssstttttttttt
That's they choice
One day they might realise that people just laugh at them

The more scoobies that get modded and them end up on eBay for a few hundred and scrapped and parts taken off the better it is For the real enthusiast as they cars will become rarer
Old 25 August 2013 | 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by tag t
im after a dump valve but were to get one, what should I be paying ? thanx
Go to forge and get one gets my vote http://www.forgemotorsport.co.uk/index.asp

Run the forge on my hawk and on the missus '99 sti without any issues at all.... Obviously as stated tho it would be advised to get your system set up right with it.


On another note (which might cause some discussion) if the MAF senses what air flow is going into the engine at any giving point and that a VTA will disturb this process then surely just letting off and shutting the throttle body when changing gear does exactly the same thing and reduces the air flow into the engine? Something the MAF wouldn't compensate for???
Or is there something built in within the system that tells the ecu that when the throttle body is shut by 'x' amount then that will reduce the reading from the MAF by 'z' amount???

Whatever I just like the noise of it myself, pssssttttt... Instant grin factor.... And as stated if set up correctly with the front mount there's also a great flutter at lower revs
Old 25 August 2013 | 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted by alcazar
Mate, get real.

You came on here once before, telling people who knew better, what you knew, (which wasn't much, since you failed to understand even how a rolling road was calibrated, let alone the finer points), then ran off with your tail between your legs.
Brining up the past and twisting the truth as always, implying that as I don't know how a rolling road works I am some how stupid, 13 years as an aircraft engineer specialising in engines, fuel systems and air to air refuelling systems I would argue I am far from stupid or am I just showing off????

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If I were you I'd go wherever you went again.......
Is this some sort of threat?

Originally Posted by alcazar
The operative word I'm trying to get you to understand is RESPONSIBILITY.
Again you are implying that I am stupid and don't understand what responsibility is, yet part of my job is to ensure that aircraft are in a fit state to fly, quite a responsibility I thought, or am I just showing off again???
Originally Posted by alcazar
If you give advice, you have a RESPONIBILITY to EITHER be correct, or to give both sides of any argument, so as to allow people to make an informed decision.
Here you imply that I am indeed not correct in what I say, as both sides of the argument have always been clearly available throughout this thread.

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You didn't do it last time, being more interested in showing off than being responsible, and you have shown this time that, once again, you are more interested in showing off than being responsible. In your own words.
Find me where I have said that I am more interested in showing off? I did say that we cannot take responsibility for others actions that is correct.

I am confident that any information I have given is 100% correct.

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I shall not bother arguing with you any more.
Taking the moral high ground?

Originally Posted by alcazar
You are what you are. You seem unable to change. If you think that's personal, get over it.
Your entire statement above is personal?

I still have no idea how a rolling road works and have little interest in it, however I do have a great understanding of what responsibility is, I also understand from how you are behaving towards me now and previously that you are what I would loosely describe as a 'crap human'

Who are you to pass judgement on me?

You are more interested in dismissing me and putting me down much in the same way you did before, I didn't run away, I didn't have my tail between my legs, infact I stood my ground the entire time as I will do now.

As for showing off, is it not just natural to backup statements with facts and figures proving what I have done when I am confronted with someone like yourself who is fully focused on making me look like a fool, which I hasten to add I have never done to you, so why you feel this personal attack is necessary is well beyond me.

I suggest you grow up, or at the very least give me the benefit of the doubt instead of being a narrow minded keyboard warrior.

Cheers Iain.

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Old 26 August 2013 | 09:48 AM
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Alcazar, may i suggest you read this:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem
Your arguments against Iain are clearly an ad hominem and as such are an informal fallacy. A flaw in reasoning that renders the conclusion unpersuasive.

In other words, you are talking out your ****.
Old 26 August 2013 | 10:19 AM
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Ouch, love it.
Old 26 August 2013 | 12:02 PM
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iv caped mine off...dont run a valve at all..and the car runs smooth with no dodgy running.

i ran the same with my evo for 7yrs and that was running a high spec.

plus you get turbo chatter through the induction...which i think sounds more rally car than a dumpvalve lol

im not saying its the right thing or you should..just that i have
Old 26 August 2013 | 12:10 PM
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I don't run a dv or recirc like above, as I like chatter. so who's guna rant at me about how my turbo is going to blow up?!
Old 26 August 2013 | 12:15 PM
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If running dump valve'less is good enough for a WRC car then its good enough for me. If they could of improved performance by having a VTA then im sure they would have.

I ran my 400+ classic with no dump valve for over 2 years up until I sold it. Car ran perfectly and performed no different to when it had a dump valve.
Old 26 August 2013 | 12:23 PM
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exevo what does it sound like running no dv at all, can you describe it,why do all threads end in a bitching match filling the thread with useless ****e pm each other if you wana argue, like children in a playground, and i had a rover 620ti many years ago the dump valve was on a boost pipe,a guy (cant remember who )had a fiddle with it and it made the flutter noise however hard it got revved, i cant remember how he done it but this is the noise im wanting
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.1.0.41l2j0l2.959.1705.0.3611.4.4.0.0.0.0.189.616.0j4.4.0....0...1ac.1.23.youtube-reduced..0.4.615.mxLn746EqwQ

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Old 26 August 2013 | 12:41 PM
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hmmm how to wright the sound...lol ok here it goes!!

cha cha cha cha cha pmsl!!!

as above but fast lol

id say as long as your turbo is in good health i.e hasnt had a div with a boost controler and no gauge wind it up! ud be ok to cap off.

much like my wrx my evo was standard with limiter still fitted cats totaly un modded...by the time i was done still on standard td05h16g i was running 1.4bar 360/380atf..never at any point did i run a valve. 7yrs many track days and loads of fun!!!

my lil WRX is gona get same!!
Old 26 August 2013 | 12:45 PM
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yea cars healthy (asfar as i know) its got ppp when i had my gearbox changed they said its got a newish turbo on it (td04 at mo) ,,, this is the noise
Old 26 August 2013 | 12:56 PM
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wont sound like that mate...you can hear its a dumpvalve..

turbo chatter there is no air dumping sound.. its a chatter and the sound comes through the induction..as its the turbo making the noise..

just cap off ya pipe work..go to your local plumming centre gets some bungs..job done..try it...you can always refit your valve
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like a tappety sound ? and thats what i want m,y dump valve to sound like , was just curious to the sound, mine is on th tmic only temporary way is to put a rubber pipe over the whole dv cap the pipe off and cap the vacuum?

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matty your vid dont work?
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like tappy on spool up then goes away on full boost? thats with it blocked off?
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chatters on shut off... you will get your exhaust induction on throttle and when you shut off or change gear...chatter..
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