Diverter Valve - which is best?
#62
Why not just put the best in there and be done with it? The Bosch 110 is still the same poor design. It would suck for one to go bad during a race, or even just puttering around. I know like 99.9% of 996TT owners, I just want to do it once and forget about it. It really comes down to how you value your time. Very cheap insurance to go with the Forge/Bailey/AP.
#63
We have sold a TON of these valves.
#64
Ask Forge about their spring fiasco a few years ago. Ugh. Talk about a nightmare.
#65
Why not just put the best in there and be done with it? The Bosch 110 is still the same poor design. It would suck for one to go bad during a race, or even just puttering around. I know like 99.9% of 996TT owners, I just want to do it once and forget about it. It really comes down to how you value your time. Very cheap insurance to go with the Forge/Bailey/AP.
No argument though, the old Bosch valves were crap.
#66
I don't know. I can't find any instances on here of any aftermarket valve failures versus hundreds about the stockers (same design as the "upgraded"). It comes down to the design. The reason you're not hearing about any 110 failures is because there are not enough people using thm on higher boost applications because everyone already upgraded to aftermarket.
#67
Maybe over here because no one knew of/tried the upgraded Bosch until I mentioned it yesterday. The upgraded Bosch valves are the valve of choice on the Audi boards and have been for years (and trust me, they've tried every valve). There are plenty of data points regarding failure of every type of valve over there. The design itself isn't bad, it's just a matter of making the diaphragm out of a material strong enought to resist tearing. They've done that in the upgraded valve. If you care to, search a bit on the audi boards and draw your own conclusions. I was just trying to put one more idea on the table. I was pretty sure it wasn't going to be well received here anyway.
#72
One data point -- OEM failed, replaced with EVOMS, zero problems since (two years use). Don't know how they differ from other aftermarket manufacturers, only know that they work great for me.
#73
No need for a group buy, they are only $38.96 at Autohausaz.com
http://www.autohausaz.com/search/pro...A%20145%20710N
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