weird flutter in fifth???
weird flutter in fifth???
i dont know if anyone has experinced this before but i have a problem on major highways after i got my car tuned and the alcohol inj. when i am in fifth crusing at 60 or so i can keep my foot on the gas as steady as possible but my car seems like the bov opens and closes when i try to maintain a 65 to 70 mphand it feels like im driving over tree stumps because of this and i travel the parkway everyday for work and its kind of annoying so any one that can help me with this would be much appreciated...
thanks for the responce but that would suck real bad cause i drive the parkway everyday... but i was hoping that i could either tighten the bov or loosen it but i just dont know wondering if i could get some help for a newbie...
what DV do you have? You need to put in softer springs/loosen it if its is one of those kinds.
stiffer springs/more tension will hold boost better but will cause the car to buck and jerk at high load/low RPM throttle inputs.
stiffer springs/more tension will hold boost better but will cause the car to buck and jerk at high load/low RPM throttle inputs.
Compressor surge… but I can’t believe you get it trying to maintain 60 normally you get in when in a gear like fifth and put your foot down at a low rpm. Stockish turbos are notorious for it because they spool so low in the rpm range and the stock DV is weak and smoothes it out
I may be wrong but when you are maintaining a speed of 65-70 in 5th gear you are not in boost so your BOV should not really have anything to do with it.....
Howevery, If you are accelerating into boost and backing off then your BOV could be too stiff.
If it is only happening when you are attempting to speed up a little your BOV could be opening slightly while entering boost and closing again when you ease off.
Put your old BOV back on and take a drive, if that solves the problem then well, your problem is solved. If not then you can deduct that it may not be the BOV.
Howevery, If you are accelerating into boost and backing off then your BOV could be too stiff.
If it is only happening when you are attempting to speed up a little your BOV could be opening slightly while entering boost and closing again when you ease off.
Put your old BOV back on and take a drive, if that solves the problem then well, your problem is solved. If not then you can deduct that it may not be the BOV.
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I've got the same problem with my HKS, and it has the stiff spring installed. Just gotta tweak it every once in a while but even while doing that the problem is still there (but not nearly as bad). Can't wait to get rid of this stock turbo.
This is completly normal in that gear when letting off the gas in boost.Whether it be 15psi or 25 psi. Even using the stock IX or 1g valve which give you great driveability you will still get some flutter in high gear letting off,although with the 1g or stock IX DV it will be much less of a flutter or surge. You can do what ever you want with the valve your using now and it will not get rid of it at that flutter in the situation your describing.
Check the pressure references to your wastegate, boost solenoid, bov, etc. If you have a boost controller do not connect it to the same reference as the bov. Are you still in vacuum when this is happening?
thank you everyone for you input and suggestions.. i did figure it out it was the bov the spring was too tight and started causing problems in all gears but i bought a new one and havent had a problem since... thanks again guys...
I'm supremely happy you solved your issue, however, please read this thread for some more in-depth information on this occurrance.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=209640
If you have any other questions, let me know.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=209640
If you have any other questions, let me know.


