berzerker Legacy Donating Member 767 Member For: 18y 9m Gender: Male Location: Brisbane Posted 31/01/10 08:00 AM Posted 31/01/10 08:00 AM Had my Plazmaman cold side piping on for a few weeks now, just wondering if this is the correct setup, or whether it should be blocked, and if so, is there a different sound, or is it best to leave it as it is now. If I block it up, is that whats referred to as plumb back?ORShould I purchase a bigger BOV than this? Am running 310rwkw@15psiCheers all!Tim
Molloy Member 216 Member For: 18y 7m 2d Gender: Male Location: Taree Posted 31/01/10 08:29 AM Posted 31/01/10 08:29 AM That should be fine, Id get a better one though, stock units are fair weak
power_slide Hitting the apex Legacy Donating Member 596 Member For: 17y 11m 3d Gender: Male Location: Miranda Posted 31/01/10 10:55 AM Posted 31/01/10 10:55 AM plumb it back to the air intake like the process west and original factory setuip
power_slide Hitting the apex Legacy Donating Member 596 Member For: 17y 11m 3d Gender: Male Location: Miranda Posted 31/01/10 10:57 AM Posted 31/01/10 10:57 AM Would you plumb it back to the air intake like the factory and Process west systems?whats wrong with the BOV supplied? where is the weakness?
berzerker Legacy Donating Member 767 Member For: 18y 9m Gender: Male Location: Brisbane Posted 01/02/10 08:48 AM Author Posted 01/02/10 08:48 AM Ok cool thanks guys, but what will it sound like if I block up the hole? will it decrease/increase performance?And what exactly does plumb back mean?
power_slide Hitting the apex Legacy Donating Member 596 Member For: 17y 11m 3d Gender: Male Location: Miranda Posted 01/02/10 09:50 AM Posted 01/02/10 09:50 AM Mate it looks like you have the BOV big hose on the wrong way, the pressure side looks like its connected on the vent side.I dont know how the internals of the valve works but the little hose is a vacume hose that releases the pressure when you back off the throttle. where the air comes out looks like its attached to the pressure sideplumb back means run a hose back from the outlet valve to the air intake so the air goes back to the turboif you block the valve off there is no point in having one... there are a few threads here suggesting that you can block it off but it seems a uneducated move IMO
berzerker Legacy Donating Member 767 Member For: 18y 9m Gender: Male Location: Brisbane Posted 01/02/10 11:08 AM Author Posted 01/02/10 11:08 AM Mate it looks like you have the BOV big hose on the wrong way, the pressure side looks like its connected on the vent side.I dont really know, Can anyone else confirm this from the pics?plumb back means run a hose back from the outlet valve to the air intake so the air goes back to the turboYou mean from the end that's currently open on my setup to the hose on the CAI, right?if you block the valve off there is no point in having one... there are a few threads here suggesting that you can block it off but it seems a uneducated move IMOWont be doing it then, will either leave it or plumb it back to the CAI, if I understood what you said before..
ROLMDL role model Member 1,111 Member For: 20y 6m 11d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne,S.E Posted 01/02/10 12:04 PM Posted 01/02/10 12:04 PM the 25mm outlet on the side of the BOV should be connected to the cooler pipe. and the other outlet should bevented out. the air should be coming into the side of the BOV. silly ford design.
ravenhard Legacy Donating Member 1,517 Member For: 18y 6m 18d Gender: Male Location: Blacktown! Posted 01/02/10 12:13 PM Posted 01/02/10 12:13 PM silly ford design.its not often I stick up for Ford, but its actually a silly Bosch design. Not ford. They have been using this BOV for years and use it on other cars such as VW's and Audi's
ROLMDL role model Member 1,111 Member For: 20y 6m 11d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne,S.E Posted 01/02/10 12:56 PM Posted 01/02/10 12:56 PM that's true my bad.
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