I'm assuming you mean to so you can run VTA with the aftermarket BOV? If not, skip this post.Mspeed3 said:Any one know about switching out the bypass for an aftermarket blow off valve and if that would void warranty or not?
SeanMSIII said:I'm assuming you mean to so you can run VTA with the aftermarket BOV? If not, skip this post.
Anyway, I don't know about actual warranty-defeating damage when running VTA, but it'll run like crap if this dyno is an indicator:
http://forum.mazda6tech.com/viewtopic.php?t=5275&sid=70431efd035de936e3037301aa9075bc
Sorry for the site cite, mods, but people interested in the clown sound ought to know about this.
Captain KRM P5 said:you will want to recirculate to prevent stalling
ssinstaller said:The 2.3 DISI does not have stalling issues with a VTA blow off valve. Other than a rich spike after shifts and the occasional backfire it runs perfectly fine.
Vermilion said:Sounds just like an STi.. it would run so rich between shifts you'd get detonation between shifts which would cause backfire/flames (2 feet long) It looks cool but you'll wanna make sure that bumper is clean after every run.
Vermilion said:I think any BOV would be fine as long as its recirc.. it will still make some noise and will hold boost better than the stock plastic one.
clos561 said:y would it need to recirc i read that recirc slows the turbo down between shifts. more pressure on turbo between shifts less response
voiceKoil said:Thats the whole point of a BOV is to releive the pressure that may put backpressure on the turbine after your done accelerating or shifting gears. I dont know why everybody is getting hooked on atmosphere..... Your car will run like crap...thats the reason they dont do it stock. Your car will run better recirculating how its suppose to. The only thing about VTA is its a little louder....The original point of a bov is to releive this pressure more efficeintly than the stock diverter...and you get a cool sound from it as a bonus...
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