Subject	BOV, good or bad?
Posted by	Agent X on September 09, 2003 at 5:17 AM
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Message	In researching a little about BOV's, I found out that on a car with an airflow sensor (like the Z32), they can actually hurt the performance, depending on how the car is built. Supposedly, the car is sending the right amount of fuel for the air that has come in. But with BOVs, air that has been measured is vented back out of the system, hence the factory resirc. valves keeping the air in the "loop". So with higher boost (more air), the car could be dumping fuel in the engine for air that's not there. Anyone ever have a problem with this? Is there an ecu upgrade that could possibly take this into concideration, or is it just something you have to deal with?
Follow Ups	BOV, good or bad? - Agent X 05:17:53 09/09/03 The laps time between the air being released and the - Three00zx 07:01:39 09/09/03 Re: The laps time between the air being released and the - boileralum 08:36:26 09/09/03 LMAO a little dyslexia kicked in.. - Three00zx 11:17:54 09/09/03 good bad?? Who cares they sure are fun :) (n/m) - Silvrhand (pittsburgh) 10:31:05 09/09/03 search, look for niXit's posts specifically (n/m) - fourZero 11:41:12 09/09/03
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