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Posted by ni[X]it on March 09, 2008 at 9:42 PM
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In Reply To but being on the outter pipe would release pressure posted by Alan(NJ) on March 09, 2008 at 09:21 PM
     
Message First, the BOV is supposed to help prevent compressor surge,
allowing the RPMS of the turbo to stay high, between shifts.

So

Air goes this way -->

Turbo - - [bov] - - Intercooler - - - - - - Intake

In the above example, when the throttle bodies close, the
air between the closed intake and the BOV have to turn
around, and head back towards the turbo... (intake
reversion). Anytime you change direction, you increase heat
and as energy is lost. The biggest problem is the lost
engergy. When the throttle bodies open back up and the BOV
closes, the turbo has to fight that reversed air (if you
shift fast, like you are supposed to, to take advantage of a
BOV), again, losing energy...

Turbo - - - - - - - Intercooler - - [bov] - Intake

In the above, the air between the turbo and the BOV will
always travel in the same direction. Always, you'll never
get intake reversion. The distance of travel between the
BOV and the Intake is VERY short, and you will have only a
slight amount of reversion...


That being said, in the stock location is just fine. I
shift too slow to yield an appreciable difference.... It
really doesnt matter for 99% of use (except GregD and Arnel)
where the BOV is located.

Mod for a purpose.


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