Turbosmart Dual Port Bypass Valve
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Turbosmart Dual Port Bypass Valve
Their site says:
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SUBARU DUAL PORT
Part Numbers:
BLUE: TS-0205-1015
BLACK: TS-0205-1016
DESCRIPTION: Four BOVs in one. The Dual Port can be configured as a Supersonic, Megasonic, Plumb Back or Dual Port! Features sequential ports for quiet operation on mild boost and full performance at full boost.
APPLICATION: Suits WRX MY01-MY07, STi MY01-08, Forester 05-07.
SUPPLIED WITH
Blanking Plug, Gasket.
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Yet everywhere that sells them only say that the Dual Port can be configured as a Supersonic, Plumb Back or Dual Port.
What's with?
Thanks
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SUBARU DUAL PORT
Part Numbers:
BLUE: TS-0205-1015
BLACK: TS-0205-1016
DESCRIPTION: Four BOVs in one. The Dual Port can be configured as a Supersonic, Megasonic, Plumb Back or Dual Port! Features sequential ports for quiet operation on mild boost and full performance at full boost.
APPLICATION: Suits WRX MY01-MY07, STi MY01-08, Forester 05-07.
SUPPLIED WITH
Blanking Plug, Gasket.
-----------------------------------------------------
Yet everywhere that sells them only say that the Dual Port can be configured as a Supersonic, Plumb Back or Dual Port.
What's with?
Thanks
Last edited by Saalro; 03 October 2017 at 08:47 PM.
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Once again thanks for the great help.
A fully recirculating BOV built to a better quality and stronger material is better than the standard i would imagine.
A fully recirculating BOV built to a better quality and stronger material is better than the standard i would imagine.
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http://www.turbosmartonline.com/index.php?id=46
It doesn't exactly say "built to a better quality" that wasn't really the correct thing to put but Turbosmart say "If your vehicle is running higher than the standard boost level, you should upgrade the factory BOV, as it is designed to leak boost!"
And as for "out of stronger material" that's my mistake, i thought OEM were plastic.
But it may be a stronger material.
It doesn't exactly say "built to a better quality" that wasn't really the correct thing to put but Turbosmart say "If your vehicle is running higher than the standard boost level, you should upgrade the factory BOV, as it is designed to leak boost!"
And as for "out of stronger material" that's my mistake, i thought OEM were plastic.
But it may be a stronger material.
Last edited by Saalro; 03 October 2017 at 08:48 PM.
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The people selling these trinkets are hardly going to say "Look, the standard valve's really good, you don't really need this overpriced tat we're trying to sell, but please buy it anyway", are they?
The suggestion that "the standard valve is designed to leak boost" is utter rubbish btw.
But it may be a stronger material.
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Plastic body, metal bits inside it.
By definition a car running that amount of power will have a commensurately modified induction tract and won't be using the standard MY99 intercooler, is unlikely to be running the standard pre-turbo MAF and ECU. In addition, there would be a requirement to dump out a much greater volume of air than the standard one could comfortably cope with, so no, in practice you'd invariably choose something that fitted the particular application.
So is the MY99+ OEM BOV okay to use say with a 500+ BHP Impreza?
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