View Poll Results: Recirculation or Vent to Atmosphere
Recirculation



17
22.37%
Vent to atmosphere



59
77.63%
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Z33Art Project: Recerculation/Vent to Atmosphere?
Originally Posted by booger
he is talking about a bypass BOV . recerculating it would be more quiet . If it hurts or helps performance any , I dont know
from my understanding (and i can be wrong so just say so if i am) but with the 350z or any other n/a ride that you turbo it really doesn't make a differance due to the fact that it has to be tuned either way; however, with a stock turbo car such as a sti, evo, jetta/gti 1.8t its better to have a recerculation bov simply for the fact that stock they come with a diverter valve and is tuned to for the extra air dumped back into the intake. Granted you see people with these cars running bov's all day long. its just been in my experiance that if you through a bov those cars you throw a cel because the a/f is off....but thats just me
If your retaining the factory MAF you'll want to recirculate because the computer accounts for the air and thus adds the fuel for it, but if you dont recirculate it will cause the motor to run rich and backfire etc when you let off the throttle.
I ran an un-recirculated bov for years simply because I like the sound and could really care less if it backfired a bit.
I dont think it really hurts performance any besides maybe causing it to be a little rich in between shifts but unless your making a full out race car I cant see how that would be a problem.
I ran an un-recirculated bov for years simply because I like the sound and could really care less if it backfired a bit.
I dont think it really hurts performance any besides maybe causing it to be a little rich in between shifts but unless your making a full out race car I cant see how that would be a problem.
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Originally Posted by gNaRKiLL
If your retaining the factory MAF you'll want to recirculate because the computer accounts for the air and thus adds the fuel for it, but if you dont recirculate it will cause the motor to run rich and backfire etc when you let off the throttle.
I ran an un-recirculated bov for years simply because I like the sound and could really care less if it backfired a bit.
I dont think it really hurts performance any besides maybe causing it to be a little rich in between shifts but unless your making a full out race car I cant see how that would be a problem.
I ran an un-recirculated bov for years simply because I like the sound and could really care less if it backfired a bit.
I dont think it really hurts performance any besides maybe causing it to be a little rich in between shifts but unless your making a full out race car I cant see how that would be a problem.
Originally Posted by Zeus 350Z
Listen I have a turbo car, you have to recircle it (talking about performance). If you want the sound and look "cool", then vent it. Performance always matters more.....
There are a number of SC setups that are using recirc, just not our cars. It has nothing to do with sound as I don't care at all about the sound since my project is about quality made parts of a unique design and performance orientated (obvioulsy there will still be some compromises).
Since I am using blow through for the MAF it is not a matter of using it to keep the A/F in check. Maybe there is no benefit in doing so.
Since I am using blow through for the MAF it is not a matter of using it to keep the A/F in check. Maybe there is no benefit in doing so.
Originally Posted by Zeus 350Z
That is true, but most setups are not like this...
true, but most turbo and SC kits for the Z/G are blow-thru setups where you can use a vented BOV.
Only the JWT TT and the Stillen are draw-thru. I am not sure of the HKS Rotrex SC, though.
Vortech, ATI Procharger, Greddy TT, APS TT, APS ST, Turbonetics ST, SFR TT.......these are all blow-thru MAF setups where an open BOV works best!!!
realizing that the originator of this thread has recently started producing parts just for the Z33 Zs, I assume that he is interesting in making a product that works great with the Z....not caring as much as how is works on other cars. That's why the open BOV is probably in his best interest. plus, Open BOVs are part of what makes people loves forced induction setups.
Originally Posted by kukles
Hmmm...I thought the poll was about wastegate dumps? If thats the case, I like the sound of my open dumps...

Why are people chiming in about turbo setups? The SC is setup different. The unit on the Vortech is a bypass valve, not a BOV. Recirculation will not change power whatsoever.
Originally Posted by THE TECH
Why are people chiming in about turbo setups? The SC is setup different. The unit on the Vortech is a bypass valve, not a BOV. Recirculation will not change power whatsoever.
Originally Posted by QuadCam
Bypass, blow-offf...there really not much difference. The main difference is that vortech uses a much lighter spring pressure so that the valve opens up with only vaccum( no pressure in the pipes needed).......several BOVs are open under vaccum, too.....the TN raptor comes to mind. My Greddy RS also is open under vaccum, but I changed it from a dual spring to a single spring.
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