Where to get a high quality BOV for 1200 HP?
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Where to get a high quality BOV for 1200 HP?
Looking for a high quality blow off valve to handle a 1200 HP engine. It is for my 427 twin turbo setup that is going into our 62' Chevy 2 Pro-Touring project. Most of the ones that I have come across are for smaller HP engines. I was also told that I may have to run two. Who makes a high quality unit for my needs??
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http://www.turboneticsinc.com/wastegates.html#godzilla
i run this one,seems to be fairly popular with the pro5.0 type scene.
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...24290886QyfrRf
i run this one,seems to be fairly popular with the pro5.0 type scene.
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...24290886QyfrRf
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http://www.srmotorsports.com/Tial_Wastegates.html
But not in purple! See how the BOV has opeanings all around the outside instead of just one port. Air out quicker and has a nice clamping system.
But not in purple! See how the BOV has opeanings all around the outside instead of just one port. Air out quicker and has a nice clamping system.
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a single Tial 50mm BOV will be fine.. you can pick one up on ebay for just over $200..
for reference, the procharger race bypass is just slightly larger and it's good for a ton of horsepower.
for reference, the procharger race bypass is just slightly larger and it's good for a ton of horsepower.
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BOV's are rated by boost not horsepower aren't they? Usually, ls1's can get away with a smaller BOV because we don't run that much boost. The BOV only needs to be able to vent the air pressure between the turbo and throttle body.
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Spoke to the guys at Vortech today and they recommend there Type R BOV. They saided that they are good for 10-15 psi. Anything over 20 psi and they said to use the Mondo.
I plan on building the setup for 15 but expect to run it at 10 all day!
I also asked them about needing to run two and they said the one would be fine. If surging becomes a problem then another should be used but is not expected.
I plan on building the setup for 15 but expect to run it at 10 all day!
I also asked them about needing to run two and they said the one would be fine. If surging becomes a problem then another should be used but is not expected.