I'm thinking the same.
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Originally Posted by bolsen
i am going to be using tial
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Advantage of recirc is that it keeps you from studdering when you back out of the throttle. I am putting an EIDS in for that, but other than that there is no advantage.
At the risk of sounding like "super noob", what's an EIDS and what does it do? I'm all about the driveability and, if I read your post correctly, this would improve that aspect. Help a brother out!
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Advantage of recirc is that it keeps you from studdering when you back out of the throttle. I am putting an EIDS in for that, but other than that there is no advantage.
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It's an idle stabilizer made by HKS. It basically stabilizing your MAF signal when you back out of the throttle with a 100% vent to atmosphere BOV. Normally the ECU expects a certain amount of air to recirculate so it compensates with more fuel but since it actually is not recirculating you run rich. The EIDS simply modifies the signal to take this into account so your car doesn't studder.Originally Posted by Whoosh
At the risk of sounding like "super noob", what's an EIDS and what does it do? I'm all about the driveability and, if I read your post correctly, this would improve that aspect. Help a brother out!
So, if you have a stand alone EMS like AEM or APEXi that does away with MAF it's not necessary?
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It is not necessary if you have an engine management system that "does away with the MAF".Originally Posted by Whoosh
So, if you have a stand alone EMS like AEM or APEXi that does away with MAF it's not necessary?
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PS Whoosh, the Tial would not be a bad investment for what you are wanting to do... not a requirement, but it would be "nice to have" with the air you will be pushing.
Thanks Zues, that's what I was thinking. What I do know is that the 1G I currently have is not going to cut it.
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I would have to agree. Tial is the largest diameter BOV I have ever seen and works beauitifully every time.
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That's what i am getting when I upgrade my turbo. I have the Type S right now and the Type R bolts on the same flange, so I'll let everyone know sooner or later.
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sweet,let use know.i have the type s,so that means i don't have to get another flange.yay!Originally Posted by en1gma19
That's what i am getting when I upgrade my turbo. I have the Type S right now and the Type R bolts on the same flange, so I'll let everyone know sooner or later.