Kill your Turkey V.2

do you have a fmis or smic? if you have the smic could you take a pic of the bay so i can see how you connected the outlet of the rdv to the air intake pipe?

I have a Turbolife FMIC. My only suggestion would be put it in, get an idea of what shape of hose you need, then go to Advanced Auto Parts or Autozone and look at all the misc. heater, radiator hoses they have and find something shaped like you need. I found a perfect U bend that I cut a little bit to use.
 
an someone please tell me the inlet/outlet size of the stock BPV? I'm wondering if I could match it up to work with this Dual Port BOV
http://www.turbosmartonline.com/index.php?id=48

I would suggest this
FG-BOV-KTDP20 (20mm) <-- Same valve i have, read up on it and tell me what u think!
Heres a pic

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perfect! it seems as though this replaces the stock BPV (it fits in same location, but also vents 50% to atmosphere) - correct? Do the lines that go into the stock BPV and out of the Stock BPV fit onto the 20mm inlet/outlet of the turbosmart valve that you have? in other words, are the boost inlet and outlet lines for the stock BPV 20mm???
 
You guys that are using a 50/50 valve are missing the point. You need a larger vent, and a 50/50 valve won't give it to you. It's not about venting half and recirculating half... it is all about creating a larger path.
 
505 Zoom, I know you test stuff for Boostsciences, do you know of any other way to contact them other than email? I ordered my RDV last wednesday and havent received any correspondance other than my paypal receipt. I have emailed them about the status of the order but I havent heard anything back yet. They are still in business right?

Yes if you still haven't gotten a confirmation please send me a PM. I don't get the free time to check all the threads lately, so please PM me. I can get ahold of Cliff and see what's up for you.
 
perfect! it seems as though this replaces the stock BPV (it fits in same location, but also vents 50% to atmosphere) - correct? Do the lines that go into the stock BPV and out of the Stock BPV fit onto the 20mm inlet/outlet of the turbosmart valve that you have? in other words, are the boost inlet and outlet lines for the stock BPV 20mm???

Its a direct replacement except for the fact u will have to buy a 90 silicone tube. I believe its 7/8", double check me on that. http://www.boostcontroller.com/index.php?category=188
Im not 100 percent about the size of the inlet/outlet, i think mine might even be the 25mm (bought it off ebay), but its a tad bigger than the stock inlet/outlet size, thats why i said 20mm.
Heres another angle, if u look closer at the Valve, u can see the 90 comin from underneath to the stock intake tube.

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You guys that are using a 50/50 valve are missing the point. You need a larger vent, and a 50/50 valve won't give it to you. It's not about venting half and recirculating half... it is all about creating a larger path.

I have no clue what u r talkin about, im talkin to foild1 about a Turbosmart Dual port, which doesnt Turkey. I never said anything about the size of the "path", i just told him it vented 50/50.(uhm)
 
You guys that are using a 50/50 valve are missing the point. You need a larger vent, and a 50/50 valve won't give it to you. It's not about venting half and recirculating half... it is all about creating a larger path.

I see what you are saying. But, is it that the inlet/outlet of the stock BPV is too small?? If so, you could use a DPV. increase the nipple size that is on the intake, run a larger hose to the DPV, and then run a larger hose from DPV to the destination, which would also have to be enlarged. Adjust the DPV so that the 50% of the venting that is recirculated is right for the EMS, and then the rest would be vented off to atmosphere.

Wouldn't this work?
 
yes that is what you have to do when buying a larger size bpv. for example getting the reflex diverter valve makes you put a 1" nipple on the hotpipe and air intake because its inlet outlet is 1" so at that point you might as well save your cold pipe from being cut for the relocated maf so you dont stall and just get a larger bpv or the reflex diverter valve since you have to customize the hotpipe and air intake pipe
 
Killed the turkey today! used the Boostsciences rdv. Took two trips to the shop for them to do what I wanted but when it worked today, the guy that told me I didnt need larger fittings must have felt bad I had to come back to get them to do what I asked them to do in the first place because he didnt charge me for the welding of the hotpipe. ha ha, but thanks to 505zoom for making this thread, the how to was spot on. I kinda miss the turkey but under low boost it pops up everynow and then for a little spurt so its all good. Glad it is gone at the same time though.
 
Pics of my setup (The pics on the first page are the RDV with a fmic, this is the rdv with a SMIC)

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I will have updated photos but these at least give you an idea, not included in these photos are the dedicated vac line for the rdv and the 3/4" nipple on the hotpipe. Funny thing is the shop didnt tell me when i took it there and told them what I needed that they didnt have 1" fittings and all they had were 3/4 but since 1/4' is not much when talking diameter it still works just as well.
 
Killed my turkey.

Added a DSM BPV and made the inlet to the intake 1inch as well. More volume killed the turkey.
 
had a strange one happen to me a few days ago.

with only a cone filter on the OEM piping and intake with OEM BPV, i had a leak.. but that leak would make the OEM bpv go woooosh. when i found and fixed the leak.. turkey was back. the leak was , get this : the drain bolt on the OEM SMIC.. it fell off by itself.

my theory is that if you get a fitting to screw into the place of the bolt, and then you install a bpv on the fitting and you got a dual bpv setup, one on the pipes and one on the SMIC.. and no more turky and a whoosh. :)

i know it sounds ghetto but it isin't that bad..

where was this leak? cuz i think mine does the same but mines more like a echoing woosh
 
no, that hose is split with your wastegate running off the intake manifold. what you have to do is follow that to where it t's off of the main line that feeds the wastegate, take that line off and cap the T where that line was. then T into your brake booster line to the left of the check valve and run that to the vacuum feed on the RDV, i will take a pic and post for you
 
hey, that's my pic :) that was the original line that was hooked to the stock bpv, that was still there cause the shop didnt run the dedicated line like i asked cause they swore that the manifold was strong enough of a vac source
 
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