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Old 17 May 2007, 07:41 AM
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does any one now how to make turbo chearp, is it a type of dump valve or do you block the dump valve to make it chearp like the rally cars but ive been told it decreases the life of the turbo ?does any one now how it works and what to do
Old 17 May 2007, 08:32 AM
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Ooo... I'll go and get the tin opener for the can of worms you are about to open

My opinion (FWIW) on the matter... Dump valves make the noise you refer to. They have no performance or life affecting benefits / detriments.
Impreza's and countless other turbo cars have them fitted as standard but they just dont make the loud noise.
After market dump valves are for the kind of owners who think neons, 'bass in the place', foglights and burberry are cool Great for maccies car park
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Old 17 May 2007, 08:54 AM
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do you mean the waste gate chatter?

if so, it's the sound of the turbo stalling when you close the throttle plate.
it's more audioable when you have a induction kit bolted to the turbo, instead of the standard box.
and no dump valve....

cant see it reducing the turbo life too much (if any)


Old 17 May 2007, 10:48 AM
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I saw a demo and explanation on youtube about this, something along the lines of what wrx-kris said. The point they were trying to make was that it is bad for the turbo
Old 17 May 2007, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by chewyboy
does any one now how to make turbo chearp, is it a type of dump valve or do you block the dump valve to make it chearp like the rally cars but ive been told it decreases the life of the turbo ?does any one now how it works and what to do
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Old 17 May 2007, 10:51 AM
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If you want to get the turbo chatter simply take your dv off and block it up. Then save up your money for a new turbo. Like said above it is the noise when the trapped pressure hitting the turbine veins. Not good for the lifespan of a turbo im afraid.

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I kind of disagree.. a lot of the noise is the wastegate opening and closing, when you shut the throttle the pressure in the induction system before the TB is going to peak causing the waste gate to open which will release the pressure then when it closes back up it will peak again.. over and over...

I remember reading an article by an tunning/engineering company that basically put across the argument that a dump valve is completely pointless unless your running say 30psi of boost..
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Three options:

1) Buy a Vent To Air dump valve
2) Buy an induction kit
3) Block off dump value for true noise, but reduces turbo life on some turbos.

Take your pic. All have dis/advantages.
Old 17 May 2007, 12:58 PM
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DUMP VALVE = CHAV VALVE . .
Old 17 May 2007, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by WRX300MAN
DUMP VALVE = CHAV VALVE . .
I like them, they are just chavvy when some little knobber fits a fake one to a Corsa
Old 17 May 2007, 10:16 PM
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Originally Posted by bluenose2007
i like them, they are just chavvy when some little knobber fits a fake one to a Corsa
Very true. I completely agree...
Old 17 May 2007, 10:59 PM
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the grp A cars still run a dump valve, but the spring on the inside it is just alot stronger letting out the higher psi witch is harmful to the turbo.
thus giving you the wastegate chatter your talking about.
so depending on the psi your running would depend on what spring you would need.
forge motorsport do lots of springs
Old 18 May 2007, 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted by bluenose2007
I like them, they are just chavvy when some little knobber fits a fake one to a Corsa
I do aswell, and at 39 I'm a little old to be a "chav"

Used to own a Corsa SRi too, good little "stealth" car, loved waching the rep brigades faces when you annihalated them at the traffic light grand prix
Old 18 May 2007, 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by [Davey]
I kind of disagree.. a lot of the noise is the wastegate opening and closing
well i kind of disagree too! *handbags*
the noise is produced from the turbines "cutting" the air and thats caused by the wastegate closing......

rally cars have an antilag system fitted too.

Old 18 May 2007, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Norman Dog
I do aswell, and at 39 I'm a little old to be a "chav"
Your age does not exempt you from being a chav.
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the HKS SSQV makes a quietish chatter at low revs on my type r 2-k revs and a high pitched chirp noise at 6-8.5k revs

so i would say try one of these on your scooby mate
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