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Zach

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I've done a search and its so all over the show.

Can I pull off the BOV and block it up and have no dump valve AT ALL? Some say its bad for the turbo some say it's fine and they have done it for years. Only boosting 7psi so I don't see how it will comp surge only thing im not too sure on is when air escapes back through the compressor and making it either go still or make it go backwards while I still have exhaust going through the exhaust housing.. would this then make the shaft turbulent? Will it be hard on the seals? are bov's over rated? I really want to delete it ey.

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Why do you want to delete it? Do you want your car to go zututututututu?

That's the sound of 140 feral kilowatts powering towards a pink sticker.

I don't think you fully understand how the inside of a turbocharger works...

But put it this way... yes, you still have exhaust going through the housing, powering the turbine. You also have the rotational inertia of the entire rotating assembly, which is probably around 80,000rpm. If you had a boost gauge in your pre-throttle-body intake and no BOV you would see it hit lots and lots of psi. Which your turbo is still trying to cram more air into, only it can't because the air is trying to escape through the only exit it has (past the compressor wheel, backwards). But the turbo is still trying to spin forwards. Can you imagine the happy forces on a delicate turbine shaft, and the blades of the compressor wheel, when this is going on?

I still can't imagine why anyone would want to do it though. Let alone REALLY want to.

EDIT: Maybe on a pure drag car, where you flat shift it and your motor only lasts half a dozen passes anyway?

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Well, it actually can work kinda well if you have a really ****ing stout turbo that's built for extreme pressure ratios... for example the Holsets Steve sells are probably still on the compressor map at 45psi, in which case with no BOV you can just go on pressurising the intake, then when you open the throttle again your engine gets an instant gulp of nice compressed air. These turbos also have surge slots cut in the compressor housing so that air can revert through the turbo without going through the compressor wheel. But this requires a. not running with an AFM, but a MAP/IAT setup and b. not running some itsy bitsy IHI VF turbo where the blades start getting shaky at 25psi let alone 45.

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+1 scoob if you want to get rid of the skank whistle : go stock/plumb it back

or do you have a good reason th troll/why do you want to 'delete' a fairly standard part on almost every production turbo car in existience

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Go down to your local 2$ shop grab yourself a couple whoopee cushions, attach to bov outlet and laugh all the way home

p.s I'm trolling but as the others said, stock turbos are big no no and ecu probably have some issue with it too? I ran mine like that for a few runs, makes it sound kinda cool on high rpm changes but not good on the turbine supposedly, in fact I think I have a video of it somewhere

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 gotasuby said:
We run no bov on the rally car and have done for 3 years. No turbo failure yet. And at 22psi.they don't fail as much as people say they do

stock td05? those things a bricks though. How many k's in 3 years? like 1000k's?

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