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11-29-2005, 11:32 PM
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Greddy Type S Bov Question
I Have A Type S In My Vr4 And I Just Wanted To See How It Would Sound Running It Open Loop. So I Did That Sounded Much Louder But Only One Problem It Takes More Time For My Turbos To Spool Is This Normal? And Will It Affect My Car In Any Way If I Drive It Open Loop Like That.
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11-29-2005, 11:50 PM
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Re: Greddy Type S Bov Question
I would keep it a close loop, because open loop makes your car run rich and also after changeing gears it lets all the air out and that causes a turbo lag. I have a open loop (turbo XS RFL) and i am going to sell that and buy a Blitz or a HKS. Open loops are known to boost leak.
good luck mahdi
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