57i kit or dump valve
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57i kit or dump valve
just brought frst totaly standard but dont now what yo do first. what best 57i kit/panell filter for peformance or dump valve for turning heads what would u lot recomend.
cheers si
cheers si
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Get a KnN replacement filter,
Cone filters can let dirty air into your engine which is not good.
The fiesta engine recirculates the air so a dump valve is really pointless they do more harm than good IMO, Youve got a FRST isnt that enough to turn heads??
If you want a bit of noise buy a S/S exhaust
Doc
Cone filters can let dirty air into your engine which is not good.
The fiesta engine recirculates the air so a dump valve is really pointless they do more harm than good IMO, Youve got a FRST isnt that enough to turn heads??
If you want a bit of noise buy a S/S exhaust
Doc
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1600power :When someone hears that bruuuuum-tish noise they know its a turbo coming and will look, nuff said really!
as long as its not bruuuuum-rattle-rattle-tish (TURBO DEISEL WITH DUMP VALVE) THERE SO FUNNY I NEARLY FELL OVER WHEN I HEARD IT!!!!!!!
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went out and brought a k&n panel filter today dident notice much difrence but for £13 cant realy moan, bargin as woman at parts shop dident now how much there worth. cheers si
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sihart-frst :went out and brought a k&n panel filter today dident notice much difrence but for £13 cant realy moan, bargin as woman at parts shop dident now how much there worth. cheers si
you need to drill 4 or 5 wholes in the bottom! dont ask me for details as never done it but its get more air into the box allowing the filter to do its stuff
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SwanickRST what dump valve you got as i hab bayleys on last 1 and that was a bit lumpy now on tickover and i was told it was rong 1 for car try pulling vacume off d/v and blocking it of if it runs better prob d/v but thats only what ive heard.
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the things i know about dump valves are....
sometimes they chuck sh!t all over ur engine bay
sometimes they let sh!t into your engine (cos if they stay open when theres no gasses coming out gasses go in..(with no filter)) however some have some system to make sure that they close.
they sound nice (some ppl associate the sound with idiot boy racers)
u can get just as kewl sound without dump valve (some ppl DONT associate the sound with idiot boy racers)
feel free to disagree i know u all will
sometimes they chuck sh!t all over ur engine bay
sometimes they let sh!t into your engine (cos if they stay open when theres no gasses coming out gasses go in..(with no filter)) however some have some system to make sure that they close.
they sound nice (some ppl associate the sound with idiot boy racers)
u can get just as kewl sound without dump valve (some ppl DONT associate the sound with idiot boy racers)
feel free to disagree i know u all will
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Ok.....some wild stories going on here.........
Fezzy Turbo's guide to Dump valves :-
All a d/v does is release any back pressure from hitting the turbo blades, either into the engine bay or re-curculating it into the airbox. Either type could be fitted to a FRST, depends if you want to hear a noise or not.
You will loose some instant acceleration, that is due to all the air being released and the turbo needs to re-fill the charge carrier and I/C. But it is un-likely you will loose power.......except if the d/v leaks. As there should be a good seal as the boost pressure keeps the d/v closed...........so DO NOT take off the vacumn pipe as your d/v will NOT work
A d/v is not really needed on a std FRST, but i would recommend one on a FRST running higher boost.
You should use a double piston type or a d/v with a filter as this will stop any nasties entering your engine.
any more questions ?
Fezzy Turbo's guide to Dump valves :-
All a d/v does is release any back pressure from hitting the turbo blades, either into the engine bay or re-curculating it into the airbox. Either type could be fitted to a FRST, depends if you want to hear a noise or not.
You will loose some instant acceleration, that is due to all the air being released and the turbo needs to re-fill the charge carrier and I/C. But it is un-likely you will loose power.......except if the d/v leaks. As there should be a good seal as the boost pressure keeps the d/v closed...........so DO NOT take off the vacumn pipe as your d/v will NOT work
A d/v is not really needed on a std FRST, but i would recommend one on a FRST running higher boost.
You should use a double piston type or a d/v with a filter as this will stop any nasties entering your engine.
any more questions ?
Greg : Owner of a FRST for 14yrs
2009 FRS2 : 377bhp ATW / 395lb/ft
1990 FRST : Sold.
2009 FRS2 : 377bhp ATW / 395lb/ft
1990 FRST : Sold.
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