mine will be ceramic coated, both the turbine housing and manifold. plus I got a turbo blanket for my turbine housing.
I also have a hood liner and even took the one off my parts car just in case.
I'm well aware of how a closed system works. What I'm saying is I don't think that by changing one thing such as releasing metered air is going to cause the entire system to stall.
Take a running engine, now spray carb cleaner into that engine. What happens? The engine chugs for a little bit...
I don't see how by just adding a vented BOV to a perfectly running 7m will cause it to stall. The VTV on the throttle body keeps it from snapping completely shut, allowing the ISCV to catch up and maintain the idle. If all of the components regarding the 7m are working in proper order, I don't...
lol.. Cute. They want to use a tool steel for a simple cover plate.
7075 or 6061 T6 aluminum would work fine. Not to mention a machine shop won't charge as much to machine 6061 as 4140 PHT. It's so much easier to machine so the machine time is less, cost is less.
Yes, vented air does cause a rich condition. it does not cause such a rich condition that it floods a running engine. what normally causes these engines to stall like that is aided by several things. vented bov, boost leaks, the vtv for the throttle stop, these are a few things that can cause...
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