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most expensive and probably the best are hks blitz and turbosmart , baileys and forge both cheaper at about £80 iirc so would guess not as good quality ,but there has been hundred posts about dump valves and they all say the standard recirc one is fine/best
also you will only get a noise from a vent to air dv
and the top three mentioned above will cost over £200 the turbosmart was £260 for my classic ,
if i was doing it again i would save some money for another mod and get the cheaper forge dv
the turbosmart does have the advantage that it is adjustable so will never need springs replaced and should last forever .
also you will only get a noise from a vent to air dv
and the top three mentioned above will cost over £200 the turbosmart was £260 for my classic ,
if i was doing it again i would save some money for another mod and get the cheaper forge dv
the turbosmart does have the advantage that it is adjustable so will never need springs replaced and should last forever .
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I have tried various dump valves on various scoobies and they 'all' effected the drive. Yes, they gave some nice pops and bangs but they all made the car very 'jerky' when applying/releasing the throttle. Very annoying when you just want a nice cruise.
And yes, the noise will get on your t&ts after a week or so.
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forge stuff is brilliant quailty, better than blitz imo. And you get nothing but great service when you phone forge directly in the uk. VW/Skoda/Audi/Seat people rave about them.
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Best sounding is the HKS SSQV from what I have read on here the Forge are the ones to go for, best value for money.
Another thing people don't mention is that your car will not run right with the dump-valve, especially if it's one that dumps straight to atmosphere and doesn't recirculate the air back (kills your MAF I think).
And finally if you do get a VTA dump-valve then get your car mapped/remapped to compensate for the dump-valve. I have got an HKS SSQV on mine, I was lucky to get the extra caps for the SSQV which alter noise and I have gone for the quiet rally chirp style. As for running issues I have had none and thats probably due to the car being mapped for this setup.
I was going to get rid of mine but I think you need one for FMIC setup (going for big power end of the year).. is this right?
Another thing people don't mention is that your car will not run right with the dump-valve, especially if it's one that dumps straight to atmosphere and doesn't recirculate the air back (kills your MAF I think).
And finally if you do get a VTA dump-valve then get your car mapped/remapped to compensate for the dump-valve. I have got an HKS SSQV on mine, I was lucky to get the extra caps for the SSQV which alter noise and I have gone for the quiet rally chirp style. As for running issues I have had none and thats probably due to the car being mapped for this setup.
I was going to get rid of mine but I think you need one for FMIC setup (going for big power end of the year).. is this right?
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When will it get thro the thick skulls of you fcuktards that insist upon fitting them just for the silly noise,that it will be detrimenatal to your cars overall performance
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The day a respected Performance and Tuning shop comes on here and promotes the use of a VTA dumb valve on any car equipped with a Mass Airflow Sensor is the day i will eat my hat.
When will it get thro the thick skulls of you fcuktards that insist upon fitting them just for the silly noise,that it will be detrimenatal to your cars overall performance![Brickwall](https://www.scoobynet.com/images/smilies/brickwall.gif)
When will it get thro the thick skulls of you fcuktards that insist upon fitting them just for the silly noise,that it will be detrimenatal to your cars overall performance
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There are a lot of tuning companies that run VTA on scoobs without bother. Scoobyclinic etc use, sell and will recommend VTA dump valves. These companies are not stupid and are very succesful for a reason, they know what they are talking about. They dont need to come onto forums and explain themselves. Big tuning companies like HKS, Blitz, Greddy etc also cant be wrong considering them being world reknown and very very reputable.
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forge actually make a replacement recirc one as well for the scoobs. thats the one i have bought.
There are a lot of tuning companies that run VTA on scoobs without bother. Scoobyclinic etc use, sell and will recommend VTA dump valves. These companies are not stupid and are very succesful for a reason, they know what they are talking about. They dont need to come onto forums and explain themselves. Big tuning companies like HKS, Blitz, Greddy etc also cant be wrong considering them being world reknown and very very reputable.
There are a lot of tuning companies that run VTA on scoobs without bother. Scoobyclinic etc use, sell and will recommend VTA dump valves. These companies are not stupid and are very succesful for a reason, they know what they are talking about. They dont need to come onto forums and explain themselves. Big tuning companies like HKS, Blitz, Greddy etc also cant be wrong considering them being world reknown and very very reputable.
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In fact I think it's Forge that reccommend that you DON'T fit a VTA dumb valve to a Subaru with an MAF still equipped and not re-mapped to the contrary.
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forge actually make a replacement recirc one as well for the scoobs. thats the one i have bought.
There are a lot of tuning companies that run VTA on scoobs without bother. Scoobyclinic etc use, sell and will recommend VTA dump valves. These companies are not stupid and are very succesful for a reason, they know what they are talking about. They dont need to come onto forums and explain themselves. Big tuning companies like HKS, Blitz, Greddy etc also cant be wrong considering them being world reknown and very very reputable.
There are a lot of tuning companies that run VTA on scoobs without bother. Scoobyclinic etc use, sell and will recommend VTA dump valves. These companies are not stupid and are very succesful for a reason, they know what they are talking about. They dont need to come onto forums and explain themselves. Big tuning companies like HKS, Blitz, Greddy etc also cant be wrong considering them being world reknown and very very reputable.
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hi people im new to all this as ive just bought my first turbo car its a w,reg iprezza estate and im wanting a loud dump valve as its just got the sdanderd 1 and very qiet.havnt got a clue wot u are all goin on about recirculatin and all that !!help me!! cheers.
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The standard one recirculates the charged air back into the intake system, keeping the car running better, increasing clamping loads and keeps the turbo spinning, reducing lag, ad giving you better fuel economy.
A "loud" dump valve, better known as a vent to atmosphere (VTA), releases the charged air to atmosphere, giving that "whoosh" noise. This can give some running problems, valve and car dependent. It also gives worse fuel economy, and means that you have to wait for the turbo to spool up again.
If you want it to become louder the best option is to fit a good induction kit (one that doesn't give MAF (Mass Air Flow sensor) problems) and get a Forge Motorsport replacement recirculating valve. This will give you a better noise and give you better driving conditions
A "loud" dump valve, better known as a vent to atmosphere (VTA), releases the charged air to atmosphere, giving that "whoosh" noise. This can give some running problems, valve and car dependent. It also gives worse fuel economy, and means that you have to wait for the turbo to spool up again.
If you want it to become louder the best option is to fit a good induction kit (one that doesn't give MAF (Mass Air Flow sensor) problems) and get a Forge Motorsport replacement recirculating valve. This will give you a better noise and give you better driving conditions
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get a baileys fitted mate they work well just the 80 quid job does it well ebay
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cheers mate ill look into it im new to all this but the forge valves seem to be getting good feedback.what about induction kits any recomodations.thankx
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