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Egen erfarenhet och från folk på motorutvecklingen på Volvo. Detta gäller dumpventiler som satt standard på Volvo och jag tror inte att dom på Fiat satte på dumpventiler från Porsche på sina bilar ( inget illa menat om Fiat ) . Sedan som det framkommer från tråden så finns olika varianter av samma ventil beroende på vilken bil den sitter på
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Dom vill ha 475:- Hitta en intressant jämförelse på denna sida: http://wwwrsphysse.anu.edu.au/~amh11 Porsche spec Bosch vs standard Bosch CBV (compressor bypass valve) : I compared the readily available Bosch valve # 0 280 142 103 (recommended in magazine tests) that I and others have used for a couple of years in Volvo turbos, against a Bosch valve used in Porsches (and sold only through a Porsche dealer # 993.110.337.50) (in reality Bosch # 0 280 142 108); described in Porsche speak as an 'Air Cut off Valve' (reportably off a 933 twin turbo). Both valves are plastic moulded, look the same, and have exactly the same inside and outside diameters. The difference is in the valve travel or lift. Under engine idle vacuum, the Porsche spec valve opened to approximately 3.5 mm (9/64"), being half the distance of the ..103 at 7 mm (9/32"). As a result, the 'opening action' is short and sweet vs long and a bit wobbly. The inside valve face on the Porsche unit has a brass dome that might assist vent flow (the standard 103 has a flat face). Otherwise I noted little difference between the two, although on the bench the Porsche spring seemed to offer just a little more resistance when trying to unseat the seal with an index finger. Both units were road tested under all conditions (boost to 12 psi, vented back to turbo inlet), and I prefer the Porsche spec unit. The valve opens and closes snapily, an action which is more audible as well. Remember the valve won't give a noticeable performance gain, instead it reduces strain on the compressor turbine and inlet plumbing. The choice is yours, price and availability are similar, both are good. Note: Under higher boost pressures, (eg above 16 psi), the valve can start to leak , ie the diaghram begins to lift off the sealing face as the internal springs' resistance is exceeded. - A higher pressure/quality valve is required. For high flow turbos, dual (x2) vent valves have been used. ________________________________________________________________________________________ Summan av kerdemumman är att Porsche #993.110.337.50=Bosch # 0 280 142 108 Ser ut som Bosch # 0 280 142 103 men var bättre. _________________
Klubbräser: Porsche 951-86 Tävlingsräser: Opel Kadett GSi 2,0 16v |
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som sagt EVo6:ans orginal dump bör räcka gott o väl har haft en sådan själv funkar bättre än saab orginal för den släpper trycket bättre så man får bättre respons direkt
_________________ Magnus Svensson "Team SBR" Passat 1.8T -05 X Saab 900SE 2.0 TURBO driver X Saab 900SE 2.0 TURBO driver X Golf MKIII VR6 Driver Carkings Tävlingsledare |
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om den ventil du kör med 710N, har följande artnummer:06A145710N, så är den till Audi TT. Används med fördel istället för original på VAG's 1,8 Turbo motorer. Har vad jag förstått en något kraftigare fjäder än original. _________________ ======== Åke Edgarsson Renault Clio 2RS 172 Ph1 |
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