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Old 08 March 2009, 01:57 PM
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Yes another DV question.

What spring rate / colour are you using or recommend for my car. The car is getting another remap soon, im hoping for around 1.2 / 1.3 bar or more if possible.

Cheers Phil. /slippy
Old 08 March 2009, 07:49 PM
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Forge Motorsport | Alloy Fabrication

...Based on their example then the lowest GREEN should suffice, but I'd fit a YELLOW one if you intend to go for more than 1.2+ bar (17.4+ psi).
Old 08 March 2009, 08:22 PM
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Have a look on the forge web site, they give you all the spring colours and there ratings as you can buy them direct. i run a blue spring on 1.3 bar.
Old 08 March 2009, 08:28 PM
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sorry to hi jack the thread, but what are baileys single piston dump valves rated too? (bar) cheers
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Originally Posted by George_goring0913
Have a look on the forge web site, they give you all the spring colours and there ratings as you can buy them direct. i run a blue spring on 1.3 bar.
...As mentioned - and linked to - in my post # 2
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I've used the Forge VTA on my car and to be honest anything over 1.35bar the blue spring cannot handle it. I ended up replacing the small spring,pistons and large blue srping with a added shim. It still didn't like it.

So I ended up going for a RED spring.

I now use the Forge recirc DV. But with a RED and added shim as I am hitting 1.55bar.

I think the colours even on the Forge website are guidelines.

Steve
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At the moment ive been using the blue spring. Ive been noticing when I boot the engine the dv dumps with no problem and there is a slight turbo chatter. When im easy on the turbo there is no there is no noise from the dv, it sounds like a faint blowing noise from somewhere.
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Just off the phone, Forge recommend staying with the blue spring with no shims fitted.
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Check the smaller spring also. They are weaker than the larger BLUE spring matey.

Steve
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