Tial Bov interstate flutter.
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definitely sounds like your main problem is the bov spring is too stiff so the bov doesn't open at all when you reduce throttle at low boost, causing turbo surge. VTA with Maf is bad news for driveability, as it seems you have discovered.
convert your tial Q into a QR and get the hot pink (-3psi) spring and your problems will go away.
convert your tial Q into a QR and get the hot pink (-3psi) spring and your problems will go away.
definitely sounds like your main problem is the bov spring is too stiff so the bov doesn't open at all when you reduce throttle at low boost, causing turbo surge. VTA with Maf is bad news for driveability, as it seems you have discovered.
convert your tial Q into a QR and get the hot pink (-3psi) spring and your problems will go away.
convert your tial Q into a QR and get the hot pink (-3psi) spring and your problems will go away.
do not get the -2
I've also seen it where the cam timing was so F'ed up because a 'pro' tuned the car the car started to pull more vacuum as throttle increased causing the bov to suck open at part throttle yet it remained closed at idle
Lower % WGDC, possibly even % TPS vs WGDC. You describe surging, you were told what to do about it, what's the problem? Did you lower WGDC? Results?
Seems like a lot lately that people have solved surging issues with lowering WGDC on standalone boost controllers, and factory ECU boost by dropping the 100% wgdc under x rpm. I think this would be the OP's best place to start, and move from there.
a leaking BPV on spool is not necessarily the worst thing. Its getting the turbine up to speed and applying pressure to close it on a good design, where the diaphragm or pistion is larger than the valve face thats sealing the uicp. On maf non recirculated is the worst thing you could do in this instance though.
a leaking BPV on spool is not necessarily the worst thing. Its getting the turbine up to speed and applying pressure to close it on a good design, where the diaphragm or pistion is larger than the valve face thats sealing the uicp. On maf non recirculated is the worst thing you could do in this instance though.
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I don't do any of my own tuning. Thats one thing ive never took the time to learn. All I'm looking for is someone with a mild bolt on evo x to post up their setup and that they don't have any of the surging issues like i do.
It might help if you post this in the evo X section if that's what you're looking for.
changing anything with the boost control in this case is not likely to help. I suspect the boost levels of concern here are below the baseline wastegate pressure so it's going to stay closed regardless of what you do to the wgdc or mbc.
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Agreed that the logic isnt there, but I can definitely find the posts where members have solved their problems this way. Its worth a shot for as simple as it could be. Infact there was 2 recent threads where this was the case. One was a moderator/guru raptord maybe? The other was jameswwt as far as i can remember.
Agreed that the logic isnt there, but I can definitely find the posts where members have solved their problems this way. Its worth a shot for as simple as it could be. Infact there was 2 recent threads where this was the case. One was a moderator/guru raptord maybe? The other was jameswwt as far as i can remember.
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didn't hear a single BOV sound







