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Old 20 November 2008, 10:41 PM
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Default 20G, fmic and no BOV.

I have been searching for about an hour, i just want to know peoples experiences on running a new 20G with supporting mods, a fmic, and no dump valve at all,
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Old 21 November 2008, 09:26 AM
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I used to run autobahn fmic, td05-20g and no dump.

It sounds the nuts, there seemed to be less lag between gear-changes (not as much boost drop-off), but "norma" (off boost) driveability suffered... Coming on/off the throttle would make the car jerk a bit... Not a lot, but I didn't really like it so went back to a top mount with standard dump

I really miss the sound, though
Old 21 November 2008, 09:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Henrik
I used to run autobahn fmic, td05-20g and no dump.

It sounds the nuts, there seemed to be less lag between gear-changes (not as much boost drop-off), but "norma" (off boost) driveability suffered... Coming on/off the throttle would make the car jerk a bit... Not a lot, but I didn't really like it so went back to a top mount with standard dump

I really miss the sound, though

brrrrrrrr kuf kuf kuf
Old 21 November 2008, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by islamicscooby
brrrrrrrr kuf kuf kuf
Exactly
Old 21 November 2008, 12:20 PM
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I have an 18g rather than the 20g. It was horrible until I had a simtek put on due to the sudden jerks coming off boost. It now sounds great and goes great.
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thanks guys, any more experiences?
Old 21 November 2008, 07:43 PM
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I had a Hybrid FMIC,20G turbo and removed the DV completely and i had no jerkyness at all,everything was really smooth but the noise of the air rushing back through the turbo started to get on my nerves a bit but other than that good
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By the sounds of it if you get the car mapped with no dump valve on it at the time, jerkyness can be minimilised?, that sounds favourite to me.
Old 21 November 2008, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by samcowrx
By the sounds of it if you get the car mapped with no dump valve on it at the time, jerkyness can be minimilised?, that sounds favourite to me.
Yes indeedy, and without the Maf its (I am told) smoother still.

My Hybrid FMIC, DV Delete, RCMS mahoosive induction cone and Simtek remap is silky smooth. Really nice to progress through the gears, so much better for the FMIC and induction. But even so the DV delete was never jurky on TMIC having been done at the time of mapping and it has improved lag and power at gear change.
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Bob Rawle is mapping my car on the 29th (if its finished!), he did suggest i fit either a recirc forge bov, or run no bov at all, i was just asking what peoples thoughts on this were,( not doubting Bob at all of course!) just wanting to hear experiences, so it looks like i will run no bov at all and enjoy the sound!, i think this will be an interim map while i do the final tweaks for the inevitable remap, losing the maf sounds like it will also be a very good idea to get the best out of the 20G.

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Old 21 November 2008, 10:49 PM
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20G blitz filter in the wing autobahn zigen s/s sounds like pornography oh and no dump valve
Old 22 November 2008, 12:35 AM
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Mine was mapped by Bob also... It's not hugely noticable, but still there and it got annoying after a while.
Old 22 November 2008, 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by samcowrx
Bob Rawle is mapping my car on the 29th (if its finished!), he did suggest i fit either a recirc forge bov, or run no bov at all, i was just asking what peoples thoughts on this were,( not doubting Bob at all of course!) just wanting to hear experiences, so it looks like i will run no bov at all and enjoy the sound!, i think this will be an interim map while i do the final tweaks for the inevitable remap, losing the maf sounds like it will also be a very good idea to get the best out of the 20G.
Bob's mapping my 2.5 / FMIC conversion over at API a week on Wednesday (running in map ) and the non BOV way is where mine's going. That is with the Simtek though.
Old 23 November 2008, 12:52 PM
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Reducing lag and sounding good it music to my ears.

In the new year my plans are FMIC, larger injectors, FPR and SIMTEC over my current mods so see what can be had out the VF35, before moving to a MD321T a few months later

Does anyone have a sound clip of the car running no BOV?

Graeme
Old 23 November 2008, 01:57 PM
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i have above set up fmic 20g ect with bov on judders on lift of throttle

with out bov on still does but not as bad any ideas of how to get rid of it altogether ?

o if i accelarate an lift off quickly it dont jerk strange !
Old 26 December 2008, 12:36 AM
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green fast machine, i've just had mine mapped and it does the same!! am in the process of trying to find how to cure it, supposedly a recirculating bov will solve it, anyone have any experience with this??
Old 26 December 2008, 03:15 PM
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the only real solution is a MAP based ecu ( no airflow meter ) or a blowthrough system whereby the airflow meter is placed near the throttle and measures the air that actually enters the engine. Personally, i would go MAP (simtek as one example) and ditch the afm. If i had the money i would do it tomorrow. You can map out a little of the judder but only really on motorway cruise lift off at a limited range of speeds. at the end of the day you will always get the judder! good luck.
Old 26 December 2008, 04:36 PM
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I don't really see how not having a dump valve would give you less turbo lag. Shouldn't the air that has to stop before the closed throttle body just turn and go back through the intercooler pipes to the turbo and slowing down the impeller?

Ok you keep a little more air in the pipes that's ready to be pushed into the inlet manifold but then again you'll make the turbo slower to respond since the returning air has made the impeller slow down.

I can't really see the benefits but I may be wrong. I mean the valves are fitted from the factory for a reason. Early turbo cars didn't have dump valves but now every turbo car that I know of (not talking about diesels) has some sort of DV.

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Old 26 December 2008, 04:52 PM
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It gets thrown out the waste gate, hence the 'chatter' on lift (sounds more like laughing to me... )
Old 26 December 2008, 09:20 PM
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Originally Posted by NXG
It gets thrown out the waste gate, hence the 'chatter' on lift (sounds more like laughing to me... )
What get`s thrown out the wastegate??

Not the intake air anyway. The intake air have nothing to do with the wastegate, and the "chatter" you talk about, is the air in the intercooler and pipes going back through the compressor.
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Waste gate is on the opposite side of the turbo(hot), the chatter is the air pressure going back over the compressor wheel and causing it too slow down, sort of putting it into "reverse" almost.
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Originally Posted by Brett_555_Sti
Waste gate is on the opposite side of the turbo(hot), the chatter is the air pressure going back over the compressor wheel and causing it too slow down, sort of putting it into "reverse" almost.
It's also referred to as compressor surge and if boost pressure is high enough it will overload your turbine shafts causing bearings and possible complete bearing housing failure on your turbo. (OK if you can afford it i must say).

Originally Posted by NXG
It gets thrown out the waste gate, hence the 'chatter' on lift (sounds more like laughing to me... )
You can also get wastegate chatter under partial boost conditions such as partial throttle near the boost threshold it sounds a bit like FftFftFft not ShuShuShu and is caused by the rapid opening and closing of the wastegate at boost levels near the spring pressure. This is the less damaging type BTW.

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Old 29 December 2008, 02:01 PM
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I also have a GT Spec FMIC and an Andy F 20G, as well as supporting mods.

Having gone through this thought process myself recently I decided to leave my HKS SSQV fitted to my car. Although Andy F assured me the 20G is more than strong enough. Thats mapped on an Apexi Power FC, just short of 400BHP. I remember reading that the VF series turbos are best left with a dump valve though.
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