Can a blow off valve be installed to the SC?
#2
How about an air tank and compressor in the trunk and you dont even need the supercharger AND you can set it off whenever you want.
Would you even need a BOV in such a short low pressure supercharged system?
Would you even need a BOV in such a short low pressure supercharged system?
#5
Could there be a possibility of having a BOV that is electronically controlled. The thought I'm having here is that with a BOV installed, and if it's turned "on", the driver can retard any boost to get stock S2K performance.
I'm thinking that SC'd S2K can benefit from driving a stock performing F20c until boost is needed.
Another thought is also, with the BOV turned on, the SC may pose a restriction to what may otherwise be stock airflow performance. Can a BOV be set to maintain 2-3 lbs of pressure until full boost is needed via a boost switch in the cockpit?
I'm thinking that SC'd S2K can benefit from driving a stock performing F20c until boost is needed.
Another thought is also, with the BOV turned on, the SC may pose a restriction to what may otherwise be stock airflow performance. Can a BOV be set to maintain 2-3 lbs of pressure until full boost is needed via a boost switch in the cockpit?
#7
I saw something about a *fake BOV sounds* in Supersteet or SCC mag couple months ago. If i remembered correctly, the product came with some wires and a small speaker which you'll put under your hood. The wires suppose to be wired to you RPM sensor(or somewhere there). It'll response to your rpm range to determine when/how loud the BOV sounds will be produce. It's not cheap though, I think it's around $700.
BLADES2K: i think you should try that, if you're in to just the sounds alone.
NICK
BLADES2K: i think you should try that, if you're in to just the sounds alone.
NICK
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