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recirculating bov or not????????? (RST)

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recirculating, you don't loose as many rpms in the turbo that way and it's quicker to get back up to full boost. Also, it's not as loud which personally I think is tacky and really starting to get played out.
 
Originally posted by Enigma_Man
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are the bov that vent to the atmosphere the only ones that make the loud pssssst type sound. Do the recirculating bov make a sound?
 
Yes they both make noises, however, I seriously don't like the thought of forcing air back into the compressor side of the turbo, just isn't doing to for me. I mean sure you'll have a little faster of a spool up, but if you are that worried throw on a small shot and you'll be happy!
 
Originally posted by 98Turbbo420A
Yes they both make noises, however, I seriously don't like the thought of forcing air back into the compressor side of the turbo, just isn't doing to for me. I mean sure you'll have a little faster of a spool up, but if you are that worried throw on a small shot and you'll be happy!

I would agree. I would prefer the open air BOV and I do not think that the sound is "played out". That is how I can tell who will be a good race, and who will not.
 
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