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Old Apr 27, 2008 | 11:43 AM
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top one is for vac for the bov to function, whats the bottom one for?


on a side note. i threw this little bugger on my car, and it barely opened,
and right after blow off, idle would dip to say 200rpm, and or, car would stall out

im guessing, that its a second port for like a multi stage bov? lol
i dont know, im talking out my ***


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Old Apr 27, 2008 | 11:53 AM
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concerning the stalling: are you recirculating it? do you need to or do you have an EMS.
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car is stock other from greddy turbo parts
still have stock ecu in control

i have the turbo smart one right now, from etd, and it is not recirculating, and it idles and blows off just fine,

if i try any other bov, the car wont idle correctly, and wont blow off correctly, and stalls right after blow off,

but somehow, my turbosmart, doesn't let any of this happen

i just want a different sound lol

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Iv never seen that before....Just vacuum that off too and see what happens..lol
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Originally Posted by urgaynknowit
car is stock other from greddy turbo parts
still have stock ecu in control

i have the turbo smart one right now, from etd, and it is not recirculating, and it idles and blows off just fine,

if i try any other bov, the car wont idle correctly, and wont blow off correctly, and stalls right after blow off,

but somehow, my turbosmart, doesn't let any of this happen

i just want a different sound lol
Some bovs don't leak at idle and will let the car idle fine. I have heard some others leak and **** the idle up.

Wait a minute. You say your making 200whp with only the Greddy kit. Stock ecu? What size injectors with your 10psi? You got a dyno chart?

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Originally Posted by urgaynknowit
top one is for vac for the bov to function, whats the bottom one for?
im guessing, that its a second port for like a multi stage bov? lol
i dont know, im talking out my ***
What you got there is a 'Dual - Port' BOV i believe . .
one is for pressure and one is for vacuum iirc
read about it on the S/C section.
wait . .
here it is.
https://www.miataturbo.net/forum/sho...charger+bypass
5th post
hope i didnt totally -aholic your thread . .
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Originally Posted by Vashthestampede
Some bovs don't leak at idle and will let the car idle fine. I have heard some others leak and **** the idle up.

Wait a minute. You say your making 200whp with only the Greddy kit. Stock ecu? What size injectors with your 10psi? You got a dyno chart?

Vash-
im guessing lol

most people make near 175-80 at 8psi with full exhaust and intercooler
so im making an assumption that at 10 psi, , i could theoretically be at 200

totally a guess, and the fact that i beat an evo,,, TWICE! last night
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how much boost are these guys running on there greddy setups?



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the lower port is the help make the valve work faster, boost will push up on the piston, while the vacuum pulls on it. You'd connect it pre TB. so tee off the turbo. the top port would be source off the manifold. It also helps keep it closed at idle.

otherwise, leave it open.



Paul, IIRC, Phil is running like 14psi, Dan 12psi.
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Originally Posted by urgaynknowit
im guessing lol

most people make near 175-80 at 8psi with full exhaust and intercooler
so im making an assumption that at 10 psi, , i could theoretically be at 200

totally a guess, and the fact that i beat an evo,,, TWICE! last night
I know what power range the Greddy kit offers with a couple mods. What I'm saying is that your probably not at 200hp....lol. Not with the stock ecu and no fuel management. Hit the dyno and you'll know whats up...

I made 175whp @ 8psi with my halfassed emanage setup. I'd guess your closer to 140-150.....if I had to guess.

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Old Apr 28, 2008 | 02:26 PM
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I use both ports on my Type R BOV. it allows me to run the spring at the fully soft adjustment. The valve is very sensitive--it'll open just free revving lightly to blow off excess pressure.

It'll also stay sealed tight just fine.
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