View Poll Results: Which aftermarket recirculating valve is the loudest?
Greddy type S



11
44.00%
HKS SSQV w/recirculation kit



10
40.00%
Turbo XS H-34



3
12.00%
Greddy type RS w/reciculation outlet adapter



1
4.00%
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Which aftermarket recirculating valve is the loudest?
Which aftermarket recirculating valve is the loudest?
After reading many threads on different blowoff/bypass valves on here, I can't seem to find a consesus, so how bout a vote!
I want to replace my stock valve and replace it with something aftermarket (that doesn't leak) and is the loudest. I realize venting to atmosphere is ALWAYS going to be louder, but I've read enough to be certain I don't want to do that. I know some people don't want loud, and those who do are often willing to deal with the A/F issues associated with VTA, well I'm not so that's why I'm posting this poll.
I'm listing basically what I think is best based on what I've read. If you want to describe the sound or your opinion post away, or if you think I forgot one, mention it, but remember only CLOSED LOOP!
I realize the Greddy RS is new so very few have heard it, but it has potential so I'm including it.
I want to replace my stock valve and replace it with something aftermarket (that doesn't leak) and is the loudest. I realize venting to atmosphere is ALWAYS going to be louder, but I've read enough to be certain I don't want to do that. I know some people don't want loud, and those who do are often willing to deal with the A/F issues associated with VTA, well I'm not so that's why I'm posting this poll.
I'm listing basically what I think is best based on what I've read. If you want to describe the sound or your opinion post away, or if you think I forgot one, mention it, but remember only CLOSED LOOP!
I realize the Greddy RS is new so very few have heard it, but it has potential so I'm including it.
You can always run a dual setup. You get the loud whooosh of a bov and you don't get stalling from maf issues. I have a mazdaspeed protege and an evo and on the protege I am running a turbo xs rbv25 dumping back into the intake and a greddy type s on the perrin intercooler pipe that is venting to the atmosphere. I get a loud bov sound with no stalling issues. Lots of people have been running this setup on the mazdaspeed forums and it works nicely, although it is more expensive. Another option is a dual port bov like one from http://worxtuning.com, you can adjust how much it vta and how much it puts back into the intake, 25%-50%-75% etc. Just a thought. I have yet to decide which setup I will run on the evo since I just got it.
Last edited by strongbear0; Dec 14, 2004 at 09:23 PM.
greddy type rs recirculation thing came out already? i thought it hasn't been released yet
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Originally Posted by gadsmevo
It hasn't to my knowledge, but it's not hard to make you own tube to recirculate. Took me about 2$ and 15 minutes in Home depot.
what's so hard about it?
close off your stock bov line, open it, mount your bov onto the upper IC pipe, there you go.
ready to stall out in 10 minutes.
I do like the idea of twin BOV, one at the intake recirculating and one at the IC pipe VTA.
It's makes sense. Also this way you could run your car at high PSI, 22psi, set it and not have VTA Flutter.
close off your stock bov line, open it, mount your bov onto the upper IC pipe, there you go.
ready to stall out in 10 minutes.
I do like the idea of twin BOV, one at the intake recirculating and one at the IC pipe VTA.
It's makes sense. Also this way you could run your car at high PSI, 22psi, set it and not have VTA Flutter.
Originally Posted by evo81
who cares about the loudest bov.does that make you faster???
Originally Posted by rlazer5000
Nope, its more of a psychological thing. What i mean is that the louder whoosh sounds makes u feel like ur going faster, but ur not. Crazy how the mind works 



