Dump valve?? yay or nay??
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Originally Posted by Elmer Fudpucker
'Dump valve yah or nay''
Christ on a sodding bike!!!....how many ******* times is some tw@t going to ask the same bluddy question,over and over and over and over and over and over again:
Christ on a sodding bike!!!....how many ******* times is some tw@t going to ask the same bluddy question,over and over and over and over and over and over again:
As you may have guessed Matt, this question has been asked once or twice before!
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Originally Posted by Elmer Fudpucker
'Dump valve yah or nay''
Christ on a sodding bike!!!....how many ******* times is some tw@t going to ask the same bluddy question,over and over and over and over and over and over again:
Christ on a sodding bike!!!....how many ******* times is some tw@t going to ask the same bluddy question,over and over and over and over and over and over again:
and Yay!
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I take it your talking about a vent to air dump valve (as you already have a dump valve)
Yes if you want that sound (it makes NO performance improvement on its own)
No if you want to guarrentee that the car runs correctly (Can cause the car to overfuel occasionally)
Yes if you want that sound (it makes NO performance improvement on its own)
No if you want to guarrentee that the car runs correctly (Can cause the car to overfuel occasionally)
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Originally Posted by Elmer Fudpucker
the only paatiiiiiishhhh sound I like is the one my can of Stella has just made
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Originally Posted by Matt_taylor
just got MY97 uk turbo and wondering wether to put a dump valve on??
Sounds good without it but do they make any difference at all apart from noise???
Sounds good without it but do they make any difference at all apart from noise???
What's wrong with the standard one that's fitted from the factory?
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Originally Posted by Elmer Fudpucker
'Dump valve yah or nay''
Christ on a sodding bike!!!....how many ******* times is some tw@t going to ask the same bluddy question,over and over and over and over and over and over again:
Christ on a sodding bike!!!....how many ******* times is some tw@t going to ask the same bluddy question,over and over and over and over and over and over again:
F'in hell friendly site or what......... go and pack your fudge
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Does it annoy u going off all the time when u just let off the gas??
i rarely take mine above 5k (i know wierd for a 21 yr old lol!) so might just leave the standard one on for a bit then try out one
i rarely take mine above 5k (i know wierd for a 21 yr old lol!) so might just leave the standard one on for a bit then try out one
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No. You'll tire of the racket eventually and it may have a detrimental effect on the way your car drives. The std recirculating one is perfectly good.
Plus, eveyone will think: "What an attention seeking plonker"
Plus, eveyone will think: "What an attention seeking plonker"
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Originally Posted by Matt_taylor
just got MY97 uk turbo and wondering wether to put a dump valve on??
Sounds good without it but do they make any difference at all apart from noise???
Sounds good without it but do they make any difference at all apart from noise???
IMO when i hear a scooby i want the burble not a wooshing noise like some chav c*nt in a rs turbo!
DONT DO IT!!!!!!
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u have to ask urself if u saw somone hoofin through a street with there dump valve goin off ud probably call em a *** , ive had mine for a week now the 1st time i took it out i thought i was the dogs ***** now im just embarred an too thick to know how to take it off whoa is meeeeeeeeee