Dump Valve's And Filters Help
16 January 2003, 08:42 PM
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Ive got a Forge dump valve on my black Scooby, which turns quite a few heads in town pssh pssh , I think Blitz do a variable DV loud & louder. As 4 air fitlers wen I get mine I reckon HKS has gotta be the way to go, a bit pricy but quality.
Happy shoppin!
Happy shoppin!
17 January 2003, 08:59 AM
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People have had problems with the idling on the Blitz DV. Ive heard good reports from the HKS SSQV.
Induction, ive got Blitz, very nice
Induction, ive got Blitz, very nice
17 January 2003, 03:19 PM
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I heard about problems with the HKS.
In fact, you cannot use a VTA BOV with a MAF sensor without idling problems, pretty obvious, really. Go for a recirc or leave it standard.
Air filters should be boxed to retain cold air only, either a panel filter in a std box or a complete cold air box with whatever filter in it. Metal type is good for flow but will let miscroscopic dust through. Go for metal 
In fact, you cannot use a VTA BOV with a MAF sensor without idling problems, pretty obvious, really. Go for a recirc or leave it standard.
Air filters should be boxed to retain cold air only, either a panel filter in a std box or a complete cold air box with whatever filter in it. Metal type is good for flow but will let miscroscopic dust through. Go for metal
17 January 2003, 03:25 PM
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There are plenty of people on here that run Atmos DV with a MAF and have no idle probs at all. Even a well known tuning company nearby said it is not all down to the DV that causes the idle problem.
Their quote: "MAF sensors are prone to failures for a vast number of reasons and one should not take all the comments too seriously about this or that being "the" reason"
So make sure you get your facts right before giving incorrect/incomplete information next time!!
Their quote: "MAF sensors are prone to failures for a vast number of reasons and one should not take all the comments too seriously about this or that being "the" reason"
So make sure you get your facts right before giving incorrect/incomplete information next time!!
17 January 2003, 03:27 PM
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HAHAHAHA! LOL!
Why dont YOU get your facts right?
I would have loved to explain to you why that is the way I said, but given the "tone" you employ, I wont talk to you
LOL! Why dont YOU get your facts right?
I would have loved to explain to you why that is the way I said, but given the "tone" you employ, I wont talk to you
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17 January 2003, 04:44 PM
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lol, come down lads!
To be honest, ive spoke to lots of people with dump valves and all with HKS are running fine with no problems. So what have you heard? Ive got a HKS SSQV at home which i decided to buy but am in 2 minds about putting it on now
To be honest, ive spoke to lots of people with dump valves and all with HKS are running fine with no problems. So what have you heard? Ive got a HKS SSQV at home which i decided to buy but am in 2 minds about putting it on now
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