Was wondering where would it be best to put my blow off valve. I am mounting the vam blow through in the i.c. to t.b. pipe. Should i put the blow off before the vam, or in between the vam and t.b? Or before the intercooler altogether. Thanks guys.
Was wondering where would it be best to put my blow off valve. I am mounting the vam blow through in the i.c. to t.b. pipe. Should i put the blow off before the vam, or in between the vam and t.b? Or before the intercooler altogether. Thanks guys.
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i would put it before the vam that way it is "reading " only air going into the motor.
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The closer to the TB the quicker the BOV reacts as it get the signal on the other side of the throttle plate when the plate closes, But if you have the BOV at the compressor discharge you relieve the pressure at the wheel first is stead of on the other side of the intercooler. I have my BPV at the compressor But the signal takes a little longer to react at the BPV!
I had the BPV at the turbo on my ranger and it worked great
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you wouldn't want to blow off metered air so my suggestion would be to put it between the turbo and vam
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personaly when i do my fmic i am just gonna use a bypass valve and leave the vam draw thru
1985 Mercury Capri
2.3 Turbo T-5
1988 Ford Thunderbird Turbocoupe losing its powertrain
1993 lx vert getting re-powered
1959 Ford 871 undergoing operational restoration
2011 Dodge Ram 2500 HD Cummins
1984 Ford E350 Tow Vehicle Project 7.5L
yeah plus you dont have to worry about blowing the plastic cover off the vam
1985 Mercury Capri
2.3 Turbo T-5
1988 Ford Thunderbird Turbocoupe losing its powertrain
1993 lx vert getting re-powered
1959 Ford 871 undergoing operational restoration
2011 Dodge Ram 2500 HD Cummins
1984 Ford E350 Tow Vehicle Project 7.5L
Are you running a true BOV or a bypass valve?
With a BPV and blow through, it has to be after the meter as you are measureing the air, then putting it back into the system after the meter too.
With a BOV, it can be before the meter as it wasnt measured yet.
I think a lot of the lean and rich blips are almost inherent to the 2.3 processors, but I'm looking into it more. I have my BPV on the hot outlet right off the compressor outlet, then right back in to the turbo inlet. Works good for me ;)
Bob Myers
Bob Myers
here is a pic of how a freind of mine did his bypass valve his setup works well
1985 Mercury Capri
2.3 Turbo T-5
1988 Ford Thunderbird Turbocoupe losing its powertrain
1993 lx vert getting re-powered
1959 Ford 871 undergoing operational restoration
2011 Dodge Ram 2500 HD Cummins
1984 Ford E350 Tow Vehicle Project 7.5L
Mine is similar......
But, with what Don is doing with blow through, there is no point to a BPV on that side, and putting the outlet line back into the turbo has no point as the air hasnt been metered yet. You can just as easily blow it off there. Mine is on that side so I didnt have to cross the outlet from the TB side back over to the vam / turbo inlet. (I have a rotated intake).
Bob Myers
thats how i have mine too, i am running a forced 4 intake pipe.
Troy
95 gt 11.3 @ 126
68 f100 SB soon to be coyote powered
12 GT 6m cobra jet powered 11.4 @124
90 lx supercharged 440 rwhp on 8 lbs
17 f150 crew cab coyote powered
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