Forge Motorsport VTA Dump Valve
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Forge Motorsport VTA Dump Valve
Guys, apologies for this stupid question;
Just recently had my GB270 mapped and a forged rebuild done. I am thinking about getting a forge Motorsport VTA and just want know if by doing this will it impact the existing map in anyway?
Just recently had my GB270 mapped and a forged rebuild done. I am thinking about getting a forge Motorsport VTA and just want know if by doing this will it impact the existing map in anyway?
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If you opt to go with the forge VTA, they are very good units and are quite tuneable. What I would suggest is that how it comes off the shelf it will be far too soft a setup and will probably cause low down running issues and the usual rich popping and banging on the down shifts. However if you play with the spring settings you will be able to set the unit to match your car. I have used forge actuators and VTA setups not only on my cars but on various other scoobs too, for years now with great results, more so on front mounted intercooler setups. There is still a lot of negative feeling surrounding the VTA not just because of the noise but also various running negatives.
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If you opt to go with the forge VTA, they are very good units and are quite tuneable. What I would suggest is that how it comes off the shelf it will be far too soft a setup and will probably cause low down running issues and the usual rich popping and banging on the down shifts. However if you play with the spring settings you will be able to set the unit to match your car. I have used forge actuators and VTA setups not only on my cars but on various other scoobs too, for years now with great results, more so on front mounted intercooler setups. There is still a lot of negative feeling surrounding the VTA not just because of the noise but also various running negatives.
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Ultimately the choice is yours
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Only run a VTA if you are running MAFless & it's mapped for, otherwise you are better with a recuirc dump valve. I ran a forge VTA & it was great on a MAFless set up, but lots of people have had problems & hate them. I now run no dump valve atall & it's better still, but you need a strong turbo to do it.
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I will just give it a miss I think, dose not sound like it is worth the risk. I only considered it as I was told that the Forge Motorsport stuff is very good quality and would be an ideal choice if considered.
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If you want a VTA the Forge is one of the best, but only on a MAFless setup.
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Interesting statement, however even with a recirc not all of the air that is dumped back into the intake is used especially with a FMIC some of the air escapes to atmosphere through the intake. With a VTA the main issue is that they tend to come set far too soft and will dump ALL the pressure in the charge system very quickly, I have found that if setup correctly the VTA is a fantastic addition to any setup and can vastly improve acceleration through the gears with no running/idle/rich fuelling/boost leak issues even on MAF cars.
There are a few members on here that I have setup Forge VTA valves for and they were all very surprised and pleased with the results.
Cheers Iain
There are a few members on here that I have setup Forge VTA valves for and they were all very surprised and pleased with the results.
Cheers Iain
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Interesting statement, however even with a recirc not all of the air that is dumped back into the intake is used especially with a FMIC some of the air escapes to atmosphere through the intake. With a VTA the main issue is that they tend to come set far too soft and will dump ALL the pressure in the charge system very quickly, I have found that if setup correctly the VTA is a fantastic addition to any setup and can vastly improve acceleration through the gears with no running/idle/rich fuelling/boost leak issues even on MAF cars.
There are a few members on here that I have setup Forge VTA valves for and they were all very surprised and pleased with the results.
Cheers Iain
There are a few members on here that I have setup Forge VTA valves for and they were all very surprised and pleased with the results.
Cheers Iain
If my my motor wasnt recently built and remapped, I would of been tempted, just think the potential risk outways the benefits (if any)
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Interesting statement, however even with a recirc not all of the air that is dumped back into the intake is used especially with a FMIC some of the air escapes to atmosphere through the intake. With a VTA the main issue is that they tend to come set far too soft and will dump ALL the pressure in the charge system very quickly, I have found that if setup correctly the VTA is a fantastic addition to any setup and can vastly improve acceleration through the gears with no running/idle/rich fuelling/boost leak issues even on MAF cars.
There are a few members on here that I have setup Forge VTA valves for and they were all very surprised and pleased with the results.
Cheers Iain
There are a few members on here that I have setup Forge VTA valves for and they were all very surprised and pleased with the results.
Cheers Iain
Really??
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I've had my hawk set up by Iain using the Forge VTA and I can honestly say I've never had a issue with it at all, nor on my previous set up... And also on the missus classic STI. No running issues, all with the MAF in place.
PrimeKos if you're ever up Wiltshire way give me a shout and I'd happily take you out and show you what a well set up VTA can do, acceleration is just ongoing even between gear changes
PrimeKos if you're ever up Wiltshire way give me a shout and I'd happily take you out and show you what a well set up VTA can do, acceleration is just ongoing even between gear changes
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