how do i make it louder

[kdeuce]

i have a greddy type rs blow off valve and its capped right now but i was going to upcap it and i did it but it made it softer and i want it louder so what do i do....but the problem is i dont got that stack thing for it...could that be the problem

 

[kdeuce]

i have a greddy type rs blow off valve and its capped right now but i was going to upcap it and i did it but it made it softer and i want it louder so what do i do....but the problem is i dont got that stack thing for it...could that be the problem

 

[kdeuce]

i have a greddy type rs blow off valve and its capped right now but i was going to upcap it and i did it but it made it softer and i want it louder so what do i do....but the problem is i dont got that stack thing for it...could that be the problem

 

[compression]

it is against the rules to spam, you posted this is 3 different areas of the site.

 

[RedTurboEclipse]

Hmm.........

Perhaps this should've been posted in the newbie section. Anyways, from the common mistakes misconceptions section:

2. Loud BOVs (the pssshhhhh sound between shifts)
The second most common question is, "how do I make my BOV louder?". Most of us DSMers will cringe when we hear this question. The fact is, a louder BOV on these cars will conflict with vehicle performance. In order to make a BOV loud, you have to vent to the atmosphere (as opposed to back into the intake, like our cars do from the factory), releasing the excess air instead of routing it back into your turbo system. The problem with this, is that your ECU has already accounted for this "excess air" and adjusts fuel curves accordingly. If it's not in the system anymore, the ECU is compensating incorrectly. This means that the car will not run the way it's supposed to. It may idle poorly, or it may not be noticable - but it will have a negative effect, even if you can't feel it (the logger will prove it). In any event, it is not the best thing to do if you are serious about making maximum performance. And if you are more interested in making your car sound "furious" and not making it "fast", expect a good deal of heckling, as this is a performance community.

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/showpost.php?p=731471&postcount=1

 

[RedTurboEclipse]

Damn, I took you seriously when I saw this posted in the turbo section, but damn. You should read up first, I hope a DSM was the right choice in vehicle for you to get. If you want to vent right out of the blue, perhaps an MR2 turbo is what you should have got.

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=235211

my reply in 1 of your 3 duplicate threads:

Hmm.........

Perhaps this should've been posted in the newbie section. Anyways, from the common mistakes misconceptions section:

2. Loud BOVs (the pssshhhhh sound between shifts)
The second most common question is, "how do I make my BOV louder?". Most of us DSMers will cringe when we hear this question. The fact is, a louder BOV on these cars will conflict with vehicle performance. In order to make a BOV loud, you have to vent to the atmosphere (as opposed to back into the intake, like our cars do from the factory), releasing the excess air instead of routing it back into your turbo system. The problem with this, is that your ECU has already accounted for this "excess air" and adjusts fuel curves accordingly. If it's not in the system anymore, the ECU is compensating incorrectly. This means that the car will not run the way it's supposed to. It may idle poorly, or it may not be noticable - but it will have a negative effect, even if you can't feel it (the logger will prove it). In any event, it is not the best thing to do if you are serious about making maximum performance. And if you are more interested in making your car sound "furious" and not making it "fast", expect a good deal of heckling, as this is a performance community.

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/showpost.php?p=731471&postcount=1

 

[RedTurboEclipse]

was it necessary to post this 3 times , in 3 different sections, none being the appropriate section. The proper section would have been in the newbie section. Check your other duplicate threads and I have answered your quesiton. :rollseyes:

My recommendation

http://www.dsmtuners.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=4

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