Noob BOV Q?
a wastegate is adjustable by one, they are two different things
the BOV will work just fine with a supercharger.
the bov releases air in the intake tract when the throttle body closes so it will not stall the compressor (supercharger or turbo) it is usually needed on both applications
a wastegate releases exhaust gas so it doesnt spin the turbocharger as much this will control the boost and a boost controller modifies the air signal to what the wastegate is set for so it controls the boost.
Silver Spring: 12 PSI - (between -22 and -23 in/Hg)
Silver Spring: 11 PSI - (between -18 and -21 in/Hg)
White Spring: 9 PSI - (between -14 and -17 in/Hg)
Black Spring: 7 PSI - (between -10 and -13 in/Hg)
Last edited by Zeke34; Sep 21, 2007 at 12:59 PM. Reason: Silver piece is Vacuum Banjo Fitting
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on mine (stock bpv that came with the kit) the valve is open and closes once i hit boost. no electronic hook ups, just one vacuum line.
hope that helps
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Last edited by Zeke34; Sep 21, 2007 at 01:22 PM.
FYI when I say upstream I mean towards the blower and downstream means towards the TB.
Placement depends on if you want to vent to Atmosphere or not. If you vent to atmosphere you want the bov upstream from the maf. Because when it blows off its blowing off unmetered air.
If you had it downstream maf it would be like having a leak btw the maf and tb. This causes problems for alot of people because it lets out metered air.



