BLOW OFF for 997 turbo?!
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BLOW OFF valve for 997 turbo?!
HI
I want to put a blow off valve into my 997 turbo.
Is it possible? What about check engine light?
Witch brand is the best and what you can recommend?
Maby some photos or videos ?
Best regards !
I want to put a blow off valve into my 997 turbo.
Is it possible? What about check engine light?
Witch brand is the best and what you can recommend?
Maby some photos or videos ?
Best regards !
Last edited by rzonca; Nov 15, 2008 at 09:57 AM.
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I like the sound of the blow off valve. It will be also nice when it gives some power. The biggest problem is that Porsche service says that I cant make modyfications. My warranty will be gone! But blow off is easy to install and in any moment I can take it off. But is it possible??
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sorry for mistakes.
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I like the sound of the blow off valve. It will be also nice when it gives some power. The biggest problem is that Porsche service says that I cant make modyfications. My warranty will be gone! But blow off is easy to install and in any moment I can take it off. But is it possible??
sorry for mistakes.
regards!
sorry for mistakes.
regards!
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I asked same question before.I ve bought the EVOMS BRV but nothing happend..after I fitted the FABSPEED maxflo intake I am happy.It is a blow off sound!!totally!Trust me get that kit you have large blow off sound when change gear.
Yes I was going to say that the BOV do not add power but they do add efficiency as they keep boost more consistant. I would HIGHLY recommend the Fabspeed Cold Air Intake if you want improved turbo sound - http://www.vividracing.com/catalog/f...7-p-55895.html
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Thanks !
I will probably buy Fabspeed Cold Air Intake . But is it safe for the motor ?
And what about check engine light?
I also want to buy something to make my exhaust more sporty.
I'am only interested in parts which i can take out in any moment beceause I dont want to lose my warranty ...
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I will probably buy Fabspeed Cold Air Intake . But is it safe for the motor ?
And what about check engine light?
I also want to buy something to make my exhaust more sporty.
I'am only interested in parts which i can take out in any moment beceause I dont want to lose my warranty ...
Regards
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I don't understand why they call the Fabspeed a cold air intake(not sure if they call the ASR a cold air or not).. Both it and the ASR are open to the engine compartment. I guess they flow better then the stock but it is a least REAL cold air intake..
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True..not cold at all.. hotter than stock one when you drive the car in town with low speed..
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odradzam Ci zawor nierecyrkulacyjny poniewaz ,nie bedzie sie zgadzala waga zasysanego powietrza w wyniku czego beda sie dzialy cuda np. auto bedzie szarpalo podczas zdjemowania nogi z gazu, oczywiscie jest na to metoda, mozna wylaczyc funkcjonalnosc przeplywomierzow ale wtedy sie pozegnasz z psm.
ps.nie wiem czy juz zrobiles cos z autem, ale jedyna rzecz ktora trzba zrobic majac gwarancje to ecu i wydech z prawdziwego zdarzenia. auto bedzie nie do poznania.