hey all
me and a couple of mates were just mucking around with the idea
of putting a bov in my hilux
its got a surf motor so it will most likely fuck itself
but just wondering
how hard it would be to do??
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Are you talking the 2L?
It can be done on a diesel, A bloke I work with rigid a setup from his vacuum for his brakes through a solenoid activated from the clutch to provide the vacuum to open the BOV on a turbo 3L.
I have to ask why you would want to though other than the wank factor? It would not improve the performance of the car at all. The whole idea of a BOV is to stop the turbo staling as the throttle butterflies close. Therefore making the car come back on boost quicker after a gear change and increasing the life of the turbo by preventing the shock loads caused by the compressor stalling. As a diesel does not use a throttle body like a petrol I fail to see the point of it.
It can be done on a diesel, A bloke I work with rigid a setup from his vacuum for his brakes through a solenoid activated from the clutch to provide the vacuum to open the BOV on a turbo 3L.
I have to ask why you would want to though other than the wank factor? It would not improve the performance of the car at all. The whole idea of a BOV is to stop the turbo staling as the throttle butterflies close. Therefore making the car come back on boost quicker after a gear change and increasing the life of the turbo by preventing the shock loads caused by the compressor stalling. As a diesel does not use a throttle body like a petrol I fail to see the point of it.
Ben
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