Darc174

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can someone recommend a dump valve to put on my 2000 Classic Turbo

looking for options and experience on these as im looking to get one asap.

Links etc to buy would also be nice

thanks

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Brun

Your car has one fitted as standard - no need to buy unless you want the noise

Darc174

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oh Really :P lol was not sure if i had one fitted havent looked tbh

if i was loooking to get one what would people say to go for?

sandyRS16i

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for a VTA i have a bailey DV12 (i think) never had a problem with it TBH

CHUNKY.MONKEY.

there are loads about i run a baileys (type DV 10) one on my import sti its quality made and handles 320bhp ok and it gives that original distinctive tssssssssh it cost about £90 but varies from £85-£115 depending where you go
it took 5 min to fit just 2 or 3 bolts and you get a new pipe and gasket which just replaces the old one hope this helps
im thinking your original d/v is bolted on the right side of your intercooler same as mine or have you got the earlier engine layout?
you here loads of people on here telling you they sound stupid and pointless and chavy you just do what you want mate bell bk if you got any more q's

gallois

TBH i'm surprised the chaviban havent been on having a dig, as your post has been on at least an hour, but it's early yet.

powerman1

All turbos need a dump valve, it allows the pressure to be released when you take your foot off the gas so the turbo doesnt stop spinning between gear changes etc

scoobykev1

I would get a hks ssqv valve, bit more expensive but sound awesome! Look at this link to see it on my99 classic.
if you want one let me know coz i can make a special adapter plate for it to fit your model.
YouTube - impreza with hks ssqv 2

Darc174

iTrader: (13)

ok mate cheers for the info im not sure what side its on havent looked yet,

im sure its prob on the right side as its a 2000 Plate Classic one of the later ones so should not be the old layout

Fred Fredburger

tssssssssh-it?....I think you meant

exvaux

iTrader: (1)

if your really interested i have a forge vta for sale on ebay atm,quite loud but did my head in after a while

scottstotty

HKS SQV has got to be the best looking dump valve around. The sound they give is really good aswell. More of a sharp stabbing sound rather than a whoosh.

Here is the link from ebay where they are reasonable money..

Scott

Subaru Impreza V5-V6 HKS SQV 2 Blow Off Dump Valve on eBay, also Engine Tuning Parts, Performance Tuning Parts, Car Tuning Styling, Cars, Parts Vehicles (end time 26-Nov-07 21:59:11 GMT)

SamUK

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...very similar to the noise a Bus makes...when opening and closing its doors...

Mikkel

The best IMO are the OEM and the Forge recirc dump valves, however, if you are set on a VTA (the noisy one) then I would recommend a TurboSmart or Forge. Don't buy cheap rubbish off fleabay.

I had a TurboSmart one on for a while. Only made a noise over 3000rpm, so not too over the top and was adjustable. Still did my head in after a short while.

CHUNKY.MONKEY.

you cant hear the vent on my baileys till after 3000rpm either

Zola-the-master

I also have a Forge (vta) one for sale. PM me if you are interested.

EddScott

I had a HKS SSQV but took it off.

What I had planned to do before I sold the car was get a Forge DV with the spring kit. Put in a spring that would only open if the turbo was on max boost.

So, below max it wouldn't open which would give the comp surge WRC noise and on max boost it would open properly to attempt to prevent the turbo imploding

andy97

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There is no real benefit to fitting an aftermarket dump valve as the OE does a perfect job. Only fit one if you want to look a plonker in town

Andy

RB5 Boyo

I have a dv10 bailey, does the job grand, not too loud!!

Theres plenty available including very loud ones but you will soon get fed up with the constant tsssssssssssssssshhhhhhhhhh every time u go a drive to get a pint of milk or a pizza

stigaz

I'v got the turbosmart one, not sure if its worth the extra pounds over a baileys or forge,at £250 that is including the kit you would need to fit it
,i have a my00 sti and it was easy to fit,
it is adjustable some people think it is for loudness ,it's not . you can adjust the stiffness of the spring / piston ,you want it as loose as possible i was told, if its to loose the car would stall i was told.the adjustment also means as the spring loosens off you an adjust it easily back to the correct stiffness.
. i have it at its loosest though and it is still queit stiff.
sounds great, you wont hear it driving around town unless you want to by accelarating harder in a lower gear than you otherwise would have before it was fitted .when really gunnin it ,it sounds awsome like a whip cracking,and when its at the point when it is just opening a bit you get some interesting chattering noises.
and def a top quality bit of kit.
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