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Old 03 May 2011, 04:01 AM
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I think the OP is after a 'forge split r' which is commonly used on VAG engines due to their airflow metered design
Old 03 May 2011, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by subaruian
dont think it will mate same things going on in the p1 thread and the traffic light king thread

ian
Like I say as soon as someone proves certain VTA BOVs might work or in the right conditions a WRX could beat an STI the peers come out to derail it to save blushes.
Old 03 May 2011, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by f1_fan
Yes, but you don't deliberately change the spark plugs so your car runs worse, but makes a whooshing noise on gear changes do you now?

You deliberately missed the point where I explained that not all dump valves cause running problems
Old 03 May 2011, 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian
You do need spark plugs to run an engine, you don't need a vta dump valve though do you

You don't need bigger exhausts or brakes or remaps etc. either! They are all just things you choose as an individual to do to your car Are these all chavvy too then

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Old 03 May 2011, 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted by WildPikey
You don't need bigger exhausts or brakes or remaps etc. either! They are all just things you choose as an individual to do to your car Are these all chavvy too then
They are performance mods, a VTA isn't.
Old 03 May 2011, 05:03 PM
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Does anyone here have a constructive debate to put forward onto this thread or are you more sited to staying here and having cheap shots and throwing the bullying card around

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Old 03 May 2011, 05:08 PM
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Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian
They are performance mods, a VTA isn't.

That's not entirely true and you still don't need them! Majority of these so called performance mods don't increase performance at all so you can't throw that one at me
Old 03 May 2011, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by WildPikey
You deliberately missed the point where I explained that not all dump valves cause running problems
And you missed the point when I said that many of them do as the owners just bolt them on with no thought for the mapping or whatever. Just use the search on here if you don't believe me... there are plenty of threads with people saying 'my car rang like a piece of **** until I took the whoosh pop bang DV off and put the proper one back on'

The point is the same questions get asked over and over and the same sort of people turn up and think they know better then Subaru ... and all so it makes a stupid noise ... laughable really
Old 03 May 2011, 05:16 PM
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Originally Posted by WildPikey
You don't need bigger exhausts or brakes or remaps etc. either! They are all just things you choose as an individual to do to your car Are these all chavvy too then
The point CoB is trying to make and you are failing to get is that a bigger exhaust with supporting mods can give you more power, bigger brakes can help you stop quicker, remaps can give you more power..... a VTA DV gives you.... a stupid noise when you change gear!

Hmmm, let me see now.... can I see the difference there?.... just about I think
Old 03 May 2011, 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by f1_fan
And you missed the point when I said that many of them do as the owners just bolt them on with no thought for the mapping or whatever. Just use the search on here if you don't believe me... there are plenty of threads with people saying 'my car rang like a piece of **** until I took the whoosh pop bang DV off and put the proper one back on'

The point is the same questions get asked over and over and the same sort of people turn up and think they know better then Subaru ... and all so it makes a stupid noise ... laughable really

And I have already said that they don't all cause problems, The point is there are people on this thread saying they cause engine failure when there is no proof of this, Why don't people give good advice and tell the people asking the questions regarding dump valves about the ones that you know cause running issues instead of saying they will blow your engine up And as for people thinking they know better than Subaru, I take it your car is completely factory standard then?
Old 03 May 2011, 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by f1_fan
The point CoB is trying to make and you are failing to get is that a bigger exhaust with supporting mods can give you more power, bigger brakes can help you stop quicker, remaps can give you more power..... a VTA DV gives you.... a stupid noise when you change gear!

Hmmm, let me see now.... can I see the difference there?.... just about I think

So there is never any need to use a VTA dump valve at all then? I think your wrong
Old 03 May 2011, 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted by WildPikey
So there is never any need to use a VTA dump valve at all then? I think your wrong


No, but 99% of people buy one becase it goes whoosh and bolt it to the car with no thought as to whether it will cause any issues.

I am sure in a properly tuned set up it could bring about some benefit under certain builds, but most of them are just stuck on the stock engine and map as they are a cheap accessory and they make a great noise
Old 03 May 2011, 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by f1_fan
The point CoB is trying to make and you are failing to get is that a bigger exhaust with supporting mods can give you more power, bigger brakes can help you stop quicker, remaps can give you more power..... a VTA DV gives you.... a stupid noise when you change gear!

Hmmm, let me see now.... can I see the difference there?.... just about I think
So putting a Nurspec R will help make more power... pull the other one

Loud exhausts are just as bad as VTA's, infact i'd rather hear the odd VTA whoosh than a constant drone
Old 03 May 2011, 05:31 PM
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Originally Posted by WildPikey
I take it your car is completely factory standard then?
No, but the car has been remapped for those changes and no I do not have a VTA DV.... and never will I LOL!
Old 03 May 2011, 05:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Anger
So putting a Nurspec R will help make more power... pull the other one

Loud exhausts are just as bad as VTA's, infact i'd rather hear the odd VTA whoosh than a constant drone
Er ... putting on a bigger exhaust with no cat and then mapping the car for that set up will make more power... absolutely!! That was why in my post I said ' a bigger exhaust with supporting mods'
Old 03 May 2011, 05:43 PM
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A bigger exhaust at lower power levels will normally do the opposite and lose torque, bigger is only needed after 370bhp IMO

Didnt COB put a Nurspec R on his red classic if i remember right, so being one of the loudest exhausts must make him a chav ?
Old 03 May 2011, 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by f1_fan
No, but the car has been remapped for those changes and no I do not have a VTA DV.... and never will I LOL!

So you contradict yourself then as in your eyes Subaru would of fitted your mod's and mapped it from the factory but they didn't so it shouldn't of been done I'll leave you to go back over your posts and see your contradictions and unfactual opinions, This is the problem, There is nothing helpfull about what you say, If you know of a dump valve that causes problems then tell people but if not then keep your opinions to yourselves until someone starts a thread asking "what's your opinions on dump valves" It's a bit like me saying your Subaru is going to blow up because one the same year blew up yesterday so they must all be faulty You have your opinions and I have mine but I don't try and ram mine down peoples throats and accept that people have different tastes

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Originally Posted by Anger
A bigger exhaust at lower power levels will normally do the opposite and lose torque, bigger is only needed after 370bhp IMO

Didnt COB put a Nurspec R on his red classic if i remember right, so being one of the loudest exhausts must make him a chav ?

That must be true as every single chav with a Dump valve has a really loud exhaust
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VTA's will make your car over fuel a little... most will get the odd pop and bang, if it runs rough, then it was already overfuelling a bit before hand and the more fuel caused by the VTA is to much for the plugs to cope with IMO
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Just to clear things up.... i don't have a dumpvalve and have one of the most quiet exhausts you can buy (Milltek)

But own a Subaru, have Tattoo's, come from South London and own a Staf... So according to this site im a chav anyway
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Originally Posted by Anger
Just to clear things up.... i don't have a dumpvalve and have one of the most quiet exhausts you can buy (Milltek)

But own a Subaru, have Tattoo's, come from South London and own a Staf... So according to this site im a chav anyway

No ****. Why do you think you was at my wedding innit.


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Old 03 May 2011, 06:03 PM
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Originally Posted by WildPikey
So you contradict yourself then as in your eyes Subaru would of fitted your mod's and mapped it from the factory but they didn't so it shouldn't of been done I'll leave you to go back over your posts and see your contradictions and unfactual opinions, This is the problem, There is nothing helpfull about what you say, If you know of a dump valve that causes problems then tell people but if not then keep your opinions to yourselves until someone starts a thread asking "what's your opinions on dump valves" It's a bit like me saying your Subaru is going to blow up because one the same year blew up yesterday so they must all be faulty You have your opinions and I have mine but I don't try and ram mine down peoples throats and accept that people have different tastes
FFS this is like pulling teeth. I am going to make this really simple for you.

If you alter your engine or anything to do with it and have the car remapped for it then that is sensible

If you alter your engine or anything to do with it and don't have the car remapped for it then that is clearly daft

It has nothing to with what Subaru fitted to your car as long as you adjust your car for the new part.... 99% of people who buy VTA DVs don't even attempt to do that.... then when their car runs badly they can't work out why.... because in that spec (the one Subaru designed the car for) a VTA does not work properly ) - that is the difference

Please please please tell me you can undertsand that!
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Originally Posted by f1_fan
FFS this is like pulling teeth. I am going to make this really simple for you.

If you alter your engine or anything to do with it and have the car remapped for it then that is sensible

If you alter your engine or anything to do with it and don't have the car remapped for it then that is clearly daft

It has nothing to with what Subaru fitted to your car as long as you adjust your car for the new part.... 99% of people who buy VTA DVs don't even attempt to do that.... then when their car runs badly they can't work out why.... because in that spec (the one Subaru designed the car for) a VTA does not work properly ) - that is the difference

Please please please tell me you can undertsand that!

Have you actually read anything I have written I would like to see the results of your extensive testing showing that all VTA dump valves cause problems on all Impreza engines

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Originally Posted by WildPikey
Have you actually read anything I have written I would like to see the results of your extensive testing showing that all VTA dump valves cause problems on all Impreza engines
Oh the irony

As I said twice already on this thread if you just do a search you will find a myriad of posts regarding VTA DVs and various aspects of poor running.... mind you that won't tell you what you want to hear so instead forget everything I and others have said and stick whatever you want on your car... it'll be sweet.

As for ramming my opinion down people's throats it's a discussion forum and opinions are what it is about... you don't like what I write just ignore it.

Have a nice evening
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Originally Posted by WildPikey
That's not entirely true and you still don't need them! Majority of these so called performance mods don't increase performance at all so you can't throw that one at me
So bigger brakes don't increase braking performance, remaps don't increase engine performance etc. What sort of performance does a VTA dump valve increase. And please name these 'majority' of parts that don't increase a cars perfomance in some way... oh wait you can't - end of discussion.
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[QUOTE=f1_fan;10020370]The point CoB is trying to make and you are failing to get is that a bigger exhaust with supporting mods can give you more power, bigger brakes can help you stop quicker, remaps can give you more power..... a VTA DV gives you.... a stupid noise when you change gear!

Hmmm, let me see now.... can I see the difference there?.... just about I think :Whatever

but surely if you mod your car like that to run say 400+ bhp its all just a waist of money as you can only drive 60 mph on the roads anyway. dont get me wrong im not picking bones because i at some point want 400+ but i wont take my dv off and i pitty the fool who calls me a chav or **** to my face because of it. but at the end of the day whether a vta dv works or not its up to the person who wants it imho and as said above this is a subaru site and we should all get on because of our intrest in the cars and help each other out be it a paid member or not
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Originally Posted by Anger
A bigger exhaust at lower power levels will normally do the opposite and lose torque, bigger is only needed after 370bhp IMO

Didnt COB put a Nurspec R on his red classic if i remember right, so being one of the loudest exhausts must make him a chav ?
I did yes but a burbley exhaust which is simply just louder than the original (imho) isn't as bad an actual add on that gives a ridiculous extra noise
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Why can i remember things like what exhaust you had on your car and never important things like where did i put my keys
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Originally Posted by f1_fan
Oh the irony

As I said twice already on this thread if you just do a search you will find a myriad of posts regarding VTA DVs and various aspects of poor running.... mind you that won't tell you what you want to hear so instead forget everything I and others have said and stick whatever you want on your car... it'll be sweet.

As for ramming my opinion down people's throats it's a discussion forum and opinions are what it is about... you don't like what I write just ignore it.

Have a nice evening

Have done a search many times as I keep getting told there are lot's of threads regarding VTA dump valves and funnily enough there isn't, There are only really people asking what dump valve then the same people preaching about how they are the devils creation, Yes I have read that some people have had problems with certain dump valves so as I have already said, Why don't you help others by telling them what ones cause problems instead of condemning every single make and model out there just because it doesn't fit in with your age group Say what you want but you just keep going round in circles saying the same thing then when you can't prove it you tell me to read posts from others who also have no proof I'm not talking about the odd faulty valve which is inevitable I'm talking about the fact that people on here say VTA dump valves cause engine failure Show me some proof!
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Originally Posted by chocolate_o_brian
I did yes but a burbley exhaust which is simply just louder than the original (imho) isn't as bad an actual add on that gives a ridiculous extra noise

But every chav I have ever seen driving a car has a loud exhaust, If your correct in what your saying and to quote you exactly "burbley exhaust which is simply just louder than the original" that is exactly the same as an actual add on that gives a ridiculous extra noise


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