How To Install A Bleed Valve
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Date: 2020-07-07
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Belicose777
Alright so I'm considering boosting my 03 Rsx Base K20a3.
I've heard making an engine like that turbo withhout an engine swap is dumb. It could blow the engine.
So my questions are:
1)Can you turbo my car without any major add ons like an intercooler, aftermarket pistons, etc?
2)how much could I safely boost?
3) will it add any decent horse power?
4) what turbo do you recommend for it?
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Alright so I'm considering boosting my 03 Rsx Base K20a3.
I've heard making an engine like that turbo withhout an engine swap is dumb. It could blow the engine.
So my questions are:
1)Can you turbo my car without any major add ons like an intercooler, aftermarket pistons, etc?
2)how much could I safely boost?
3) will it add any decent horse power?
4) what turbo do you recommend for it?
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Jose
Did you guys install it after the original boost control solenoid or has it been fully replaced by the mbc? I consider doing that upgrade on my fiat 500 abarth but as the boost is controlled by a solenoid that is linked to the ecu, I think the best way to do it would be with a bypass before and after the solenoid, right?
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Did you guys install it after the original boost control solenoid or has it been fully replaced by the mbc? I consider doing that upgrade on my fiat 500 abarth but as the boost is controlled by a solenoid that is linked to the ecu, I think the best way to do it would be with a bypass before and after the solenoid, right?
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onlynexus
Pressure is always measured as a differential pressure. If you have a gauge in front of you that reads 0, then plug it into your bicycle tire and it reads 15, that means the tire is 15 (units/psi/bar/atmospheres) more than outside the tire. The air pressure outside the tire is irrelevant.
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Pressure is always measured as a differential pressure. If you have a gauge in front of you that reads 0, then plug it into your bicycle tire and it reads 15, that means the tire is 15 (units/psi/bar/atmospheres) more than outside the tire. The air pressure outside the tire is irrelevant.
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Cody
Bleed valves/MBC are pretty dangerous to run on cars if you don't know what you're doing. If can can cause knocks/pings and your system to run lean if you have too much boost. A tune is much safer and offers more power and benefits.
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Bleed valves/MBC are pretty dangerous to run on cars if you don't know what you're doing. If can can cause knocks/pings and your system to run lean if you have too much boost. A tune is much safer and offers more power and benefits.
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Spencer
What chassis number and trim level is the one in this video? I've looked into these but the info on the web is a little spotty and confusing. Anyone know? Just looking for the AWD Turbo with the smiling grill haha
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What chassis number and trim level is the one in this video? I've looked into these but the info on the web is a little spotty and confusing. Anyone know? Just looking for the AWD Turbo with the smiling grill haha
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Giovanni
Im eating tofu right now. Delicious! Hey Moog if you're reading this, I think we should start a car modding club for people who love tofu! I have a 2003 Turbo Audi TT Quattro that i am modding
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Im eating tofu right now. Delicious! Hey Moog if you're reading this, I think we should start a car modding club for people who love tofu! I have a 2003 Turbo Audi TT Quattro that i am modding
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Evil_McKinky
blow off valve releases pressure when the throttle plate closes bleed valve controls the waste gate which increases boost pressure or lowers it depending on what your going for
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blow off valve releases pressure when the throttle plate closes bleed valve controls the waste gate which increases boost pressure or lowers it depending on what your going for
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TheThingamajig
jerry401 yea dude it doesn't have to do with the engine type. If it has a standard exhaust fed turbo a bleed valve will work to override the standard ecu bleed
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jerry401 yea dude it doesn't have to do with the engine type. If it has a standard exhaust fed turbo a bleed valve will work to override the standard ecu bleed
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Jewbear
Hey if anyone could answer this for me it would be much appreciated. I have a 2000 B5 S4 and since it's twin turbo'd I'm guessing that I will need two bleed valves?
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Hey if anyone could answer this for me it would be much appreciated. I have a 2000 B5 S4 and since it's twin turbo'd I'm guessing that I will need two bleed valves?
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scratchresistant
So 6: 20 guy in green sleeves walks to skyline grabs exactly what you need in that same scene from trunk of said skyline? this feels like hollywood.
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So 6: 20 guy in green sleeves walks to skyline grabs exactly what you need in that same scene from trunk of said skyline? this feels like hollywood.
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