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Blow off vavle questions


infamousmdp
01-27-2004, 05:46 PM
alright so i read up on sum posts an found out from what most people say....blow off valves are bad b/c its not putting the air back into the loop an mess's wit air/fuel stuff an then u run to rich...


well then i herd there was a hybrid blow off that works an its for audi's so i searched an searched an all i found was this


http://www.autospeed.com/shop/category_638/product_1004200012/browse.html


an by what it says at the bottom

"Not compatible with some Audi Turbo Models."


is there sumthing im missing, mabie another model or something cuz i keep running into dead ends


in need of help thanks


and also if you know where to get a front mount intercooler for a 1.8 t a4 quattro that wud be great thanks


mdp

infamousmdp
01-28-2004, 12:19 AM
anyone?

Cbass94
01-28-2004, 09:55 AM
here's one of the front mount intercoolers for a a4> http://www.goapr.com/Audi/products/intercooler_fmic.html and I'm just asking, but why do you want a blowoff valve, Why not just go with a DV, that's what audi designed?

RACER D12
01-28-2004, 12:14 PM
Dont know who told you blow off vavles are bad but their not. BOV release air so it dosnt flow backwards when you let off the gas. If you dont have a BOV then ever time you let off the gas air is going backwards and stoping your your turbo from spining (not really great for your turbo). This causes a delay (lag) when you get back on the gas because your turbo has to spin back up. So no, BOVs are not bad infact every turbo car should have one. I wound suggest you pick one up.

Cbass94
01-28-2004, 01:17 PM
a DV is a diverter valve, I maybe should have clarified that. It works similar to a blowoff valve, i.e letting backed up air out of the turbo lines, but instead of putting the air out to the outside, it redirects it so it runs throught the turbo again later (as if the turbo were just drawing in the air from the airbox). With the control modules in audi's, they don't handle blowoff valves very well because the engine thinks that the air is still going through the engine but instead, that air is lost so it screws up the air/fuel mixture. I have heard of getting the car remapped to handle BOV's, but diverter valves do about the same thing, it is just a different place that it puts the air.

Also, when you have a car w/ a DV, you lose a lot of the noise that is sometimes wanted from a turbo (other people like the quiet sound of a luxury performance car) Audi decided to go the quieter route, that's all.

Racer, all turbo'd cars do need a BOV or a DV. DV's just aren't as popular.

Cbass94
01-28-2004, 01:22 PM
Racer, BTW, I love the simpson's "ricer" thing!

GSX88
01-28-2004, 01:34 PM
They do make bovs that vent back into your intake. That solves the problem you said of venting into the atmosphere.

infamousmdp
01-28-2004, 04:56 PM
well acording to that link i posted there is a bov that puts sum back in just not all of it....and racer- are you sure i will not have problems with the air/fuel thing b/c im going to be decidign soon


plz get back at me asap or on aim

"infamousmdp"

Glenn Peters
01-28-2004, 06:52 PM
The 1.8 has a turbo bypass valve, the 2.7 has two. Also known as blow off valve. They are there for a reason. I'm not sure I understand your question, are you having a problem with one, are you wondering about aftermarket valves? Whats up ? RACER D12 Whats up buddy ?

infamousmdp
01-28-2004, 07:53 PM
my question is where can i get one that will put release some into atmos. an still put the rest back into my air cycle shit....cuz i dont want a problem with running to rich

GSX88
01-28-2004, 08:20 PM
some people run into problems venting into the atmosphere. Its either one or the other. There is no downside to recirculating besides the lack of the woooosh sound. The stock bov(bypass valve) should not need to be replaced unless it leaks or you start to run higher boost. When you vent, the air that was vented is assumed to be there by the ecu which could mess up the a/f mixture. Some people dont have that problem though. But i would go with a recirculating bov if you were to get one.

infamousmdp
01-28-2004, 08:33 PM
alright cool, do you know a site that sells em for a 99 a.8 tq?

RACER D12
01-29-2004, 06:51 AM
Well what are your future plans? Because if your doing mods to your car then you might as well remap your ECU with a BOV. If some of your plans include up gradeing your turbo or just uping the boost I think a BOV might be a better choice. However if your not going to do any of that then dont bother.

AudI_MaN
02-08-2004, 05:52 AM
Hi,
I have an Audi A4 1,8T Q and i bought the exact same bov from that site u posted. I talked to them and they recommended this BOV as it vents air back in and , like with other BOVS, there is no prob with the drive by wire.

I live in Aus and was also wonderin if any1 can help me with a chip to upgrade my HP?

fongaroos
02-08-2004, 08:36 PM
do BOVs work with auto cars? or is that completely ridiculous?

trendy_loke
07-22-2004, 05:54 PM
I just got a 01' A4 and found a blow off valve that will work with your audi and also release atmosphericly ...check out lltek.com I'm also in the market for an intercooler but they are so expensive. If your looking for that turbo air release sound, just purchase the DV and the front mount intercooler and you will get the same affect as the BOV released into the atmospher :smokin:

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