car buckleing
car buckleing
the car drives fine when I don't full throttle, but the second I full throttle, the car buckles on shifts. I have a turbo xs h34 with 3 shims, do u guys think thats the problem? also, when I shift, am I supposed to hear a bov noise cause i sure don't hear one. I didn't hear it with 1 shim either thou. THanks
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I thought the bucking is boost surge....as in when you let off the throttle, the boost builds instead of being vented properly by the BOV....and you get a momentary bucking of the car.
Are you sure you have the BOV installed correctly? It is very easy to install most of em backwards....and if it is installed backwards the plunger inside the BOV won't vent boost properly.
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Are you sure you have the BOV installed correctly? It is very easy to install most of em backwards....and if it is installed backwards the plunger inside the BOV won't vent boost properly.
SC~
Re: car buckleing
Originally posted by babyburner
the car drives fine when I don't full throttle, but the second I full throttle, the car buckles on shifts. I have a turbo xs h34 with 3 shims, do u guys think thats the problem? also, when I shift, am I supposed to hear a bov noise cause i sure don't hear one. I didn't hear it with 1 shim either thou. THanks
the car drives fine when I don't full throttle, but the second I full throttle, the car buckles on shifts. I have a turbo xs h34 with 3 shims, do u guys think thats the problem? also, when I shift, am I supposed to hear a bov noise cause i sure don't hear one. I didn't hear it with 1 shim either thou. THanks
Your problem I would think is you have 3 shims in. This increases the spring tension so the valve won't open. With the valve not releasing this keeps boosted air flow against your thottle body even though you have let off the gas.
The idea is to have the spring strong enough to hold your psi and weak enough to let out the pressure when off throttle.
Take out the shims and you will find your problem more than likely go away.
I hope this helps.


