My overactive imagination
Originally Posted by spoiled@21,Aug 23 2005, 10:27 PM
I see you mean a wastegate bleeds off straight from the exhaust to maintain a certain impeller speed? That makes perfect sense. I thought it was an electronic bov of sorts. damn foiled again. 

A BOV is a pressure relief valve ( relieves pressure against the thottle plate * works on vacuum *)--you can not use a blowoff valve to control boost only relieve pressure--
A Wastegate is a pressure control valve ( controls pressure to a set PSI * works on boost with different springs *)
Both have different functions.
The wastegate can bleed exhaust gas or charge pipe pressure it doesn't mater because it is regulated by boost. It can be controlled electronically by a boost controller.
Spoiled -- you are still correct and this can be done very easily . It is a great idea , Here is a pic of it done on a G35 with a Vortech charger
the headlight washer idea also came in to my mind since i already removed them from my bumper. When i had them operational, on press of the button it would spray water for around 2 seconds and stop even if the button was kept pressed.
Aus, Is this time duration triggered from the button or from the water pump, 2 seconds wouldn't be enough to cool the IC.
triggered at WOT will waste a full tank in no time , assuming it will empty after 2/3 drag strips.
Aus, Is this time duration triggered from the button or from the water pump, 2 seconds wouldn't be enough to cool the IC.
triggered at WOT will waste a full tank in no time , assuming it will empty after 2/3 drag strips.
Originally Posted by Trip,Aug 26 2005, 04:22 AM
Aus, Is this time duration triggered from the button or from the water pump, 2 seconds wouldn't be enough to cool the IC.
Originally Posted by Trip,Aug 26 2005, 04:22 AM
triggered at WOT will waste a full tank in no time , assuming it will empty after 2/3 drag strips.
As for drag racing, if you're carrying water on board you really only want enough for one run. Any more is just extra weight.
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