advise on a dump valve
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advise on a dump valve
looking for a dump valve for my03 sti any recommendations i not got bundles of doe, im skint now i bought this car lol.
but i just love the sound of them valves
but i just love the sound of them valves
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If you think you might not like the answers, don't ask questions. The advice you've been given is as good as you'll get - especially when, by the sound of things, you'd rather not spend the money. There's plenty already been written on this subject - Search button is your friend.
That's a bit more accurate. If you must have the noise, make a CD with some random engine sounds on and play it on your car's stereo. Your engine will thank you for not messing about with it in this way.
i just love the blow noise i most probly sound like a right **** lol but there you go..
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ok split pin but if you see i put lol after i answered tonys reply hes given me some good advice and i didnt knock him 4 that??? and i said i didnt have alot of money because i just bought a new car??? is that strange then not to have alot of money after you have bought a car ??im not that rich?? dont no about you..
cheers to the others for the info they have gave me..im no scooby exbert just looking for a bit of freindly advice
cheers to the others for the info they have gave me..im no scooby exbert just looking for a bit of freindly advice
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and i said i didnt have alot of money because i just bought a new car??? is that strange then not to have alot of money after you have bought a car ??im not that rich?? dont no about you..
My point was that if, as you said yourself, you're skint, there's no reason at all why you would want to go and spend money you haven't got on a modification your car doesn't need (and which will make it work less well than it does at the moment. That is friendly advice, albeit clearly not the sort you wanted to hear.
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there is a thread on NASIOC about dumpvalves it tells you everything about them and dispells the myths. I posted the link on another dv thread on here. I cant post it at min as my lap top is broke so using my phone. You can find it via google though and at the risk of getting lynched by the anti dv brigade. You will find a dv probably wont cause any problems. Its a good read and can leave alot open for debate. I have had 3 imprezas all with dumpvalves and standard re circ valves and noticed no difference. Apart from the obvious noise. But im sure others can tell you about problems caused so its open to debate and personal choice. Good luck with what you decide and enjoy the car.
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cheers chris for that mate.. i like the sound of them allways have but i will read a few of the other posts that have been done before i will watch what i post as well i dont want get my head bitten of ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ :P again..
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If you're just going for the noise fella (which if you've never had a turbo before is addictive) try a Forge. HKS make a completely different and far more attractive DV & noise (I had a pair on my RX7 twin before I went single, then I had an external wastegate....that was functional AND rare) but HKS will cost you.
Going forward I enjoyed having one but then when you go for performance (and you will) bin it.
Each to their own, whatever floats your boat...
Going forward I enjoyed having one but then when you go for performance (and you will) bin it.
Each to their own, whatever floats your boat...
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if u want a cheap dv mate try the baileys but i wouldnt recomend 1. mine had leaked an replaced with standard. felt like the boost was all there again. plus i actually think they sound better. if i was u id rather spend money on drop links etc but up to u to decide. but if u want cheap i dont think the dv is gonna be good
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point taken chaps, and like tripple says ive never had a turbo before so allways been taken in by the noise of a valve of one..but i dont want to sacrafice my power with a noise it must be a newbie thing lol...as time goes on i will learn. ive always had big engine cars= a4 3.0 quattro,330ci,325, this motor is a totaly dif ball game with a turbo..love it
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we have some of these in stock mate , most companies retail at £213 but i think we are going to be selling them for a lot less as u would need to buy the little adapters that go on the bottom of them from ebay for £20 will post price up tonight wen i work it out
these can be made recirculating by adding a pipe on the outlet also they are adjustable and rebuildable.
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Try and get a Sard BOV, Had one on one of my earlier cars and it scares people!! Had old men waving sticks at me and women covering their childrens ears, (OK, maybe not the second one). Irrespective of the good or bad points of them it's your car and if you want noise then so be it.
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we have some of these in stock mate , most companies retail at £213 but i think we are going to be selling them for a lot less as u would need to buy the little adapters that go on the bottom of them from ebay for £20 will post price up tonight wen i work it out
these can be made recirculating by adding a pipe on the outlet also they are adjustable and rebuildable.
price is £100 posted note: these are brand new
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