blow off valve on supercharged?
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Originally Posted by NoRemorse
ok, different question, do you think that the blower is pushing more than what is 'going by the blower'?
and I am not sure what the point of that link was, as all it says is that it creates effeciency, which is a big 'no ****'
and I am not sure what the point of that link was, as all it says is that it creates effeciency, which is a big 'no ****'
The point of the link was to show that the bypass valve allows air to enter the engine without ever entering the blower, which you said was wrong in post 51. It indeed allows air to enter the manifold without ever entering the blower.
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Originally Posted by Witt
I have no idea what that question means.
The point of the link was to show that the bypass valve allows air to enter the engine without ever entering the blower, which you said was wrong in post 51. It indeed allows air to enter the manifold without ever entering the blower.
The point of the link was to show that the bypass valve allows air to enter the engine without ever entering the blower, which you said was wrong in post 51. It indeed allows air to enter the manifold without ever entering the blower.
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Originally Posted by NoRemorse
I know where it is!! but it flows the EXTRA air that the SC flows back to the inlet side. It works in complete oposite than what you're stating. But it dosn't really matter, so forget it. We both agree on what it does, and the methods of which are REALLY irrelevent. It truy does not matter.
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Originally Posted by Witt
Only on a twin screw does it flow back, we have a roots blower, I honestly think thats where your confusion is.
At this point I think I know something, you think you know soemthing, let's agree to disagree because this is so trivial it is rediculous
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Originally Posted by NoRemorse
why would that make a differance??
Edit: Kinda hard to agree with someone who trying to tell me I have a compressor sitting on top of my engine and not a blower. Especially when you told everyone here that disagreed with ya to do some research.
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Originally Posted by Witt
Roots blowers don't have an internal compression ratio, twin screws do. Roots blowers simply move air, the compression is done in the intake manifold itself.
agree to dissagree? did you not read that, I don't even care what you think really, we both have our thoughts on the issue, and they are difrent. let's just drop it, it's stupid
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Originally Posted by NoRemorse
I am well aware of the differance, but that makes NO differance in this situation at all! they move the same amount of air, just one compresses as it does it, which recuses the energy required to do it.
On a roots its required to stabilize vacuum and reduce supercharger cavitation.
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Originally Posted by Witt
That is why a bypass valve on a twin screw is required because the twin screw is continually compressing air even when not sending boost to the engine.
On a roots its required to stabilize vacuum and reduce supercharger cavitation.
On a roots its required to stabilize vacuum and reduce supercharger cavitation.
can't we just drop this though, you say tomato... and I say tomato.... damn it that dosn't work as well when you type it
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wow this thread is crazy people.. I VOTE.. YOU LEAVE IT HOW IT IS, and BUY AN INTAKE.. AND ENJOY THE WHINING SOUND OF A SUPERCHARGER.. WHICH IS EQUALLY AS SEXY AS A TURBO (CAUSE WE PRODUCE BOOST THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE POWER BAND) and it whines like the bitch she is..
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personally if GM wanted to put a BOV on the car they would have. Why mess with a system they designed and works? jus askin for more probs by messin around with that stuff, besides I find the whine to be alot better then some kid with a turbo actin ricetastic at a light blowin it off ...
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a bov wont work on our superchargers, they only help with turbos and centri. chargers as someone said. once the throttle plate slams shut the turbos and centrif's are still making boost as said before and there has to be a way to release it. but with our cars after the throttle plate shuts our superchargers are not making boost anymore, run it up to full boost in let say 2nd then take your foot off the gas and look at the boost gauge. the needle will read vacuum, there is no boost to "blow off". the rotors of the supercharger are just spinning in free air not really moving air. i think some peeps may think that the supercharger is still sucking air with the throttle body closed.......... maybe with some real fancy plumming a bov could be made to work somehow but it still wouldnt have any useful purpose. i hope that kinda helps
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Originally Posted by bravehart929
a bov wont work on our superchargers, they only help with turbos and centri. chargers as someone said. once the throttle plate slams shut the turbos and centrif's are still making boost as said before and there has to be a way to release it. but with our cars after the throttle plate shuts our superchargers are not making boost anymore, run it up to full boost in let say 2nd then take your foot off the gas and look at the boost gauge. the needle will read vacuum, there is no boost to "blow off". the rotors of the supercharger are just spinning in free air not really moving air. i think some peeps may think that the supercharger is still sucking air with the throttle body closed.......... maybe with some real fancy plumming a bov could be made to work somehow but it still wouldnt have any useful purpose. i hope that kinda helps
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Originally Posted by bravehart929
a bov wont work on our superchargers, they only help with turbos and centri. chargers as someone said. once the throttle plate slams shut the turbos and centrif's are still making boost as said before and there has to be a way to release it. but with our cars after the throttle plate shuts our superchargers are not making boost anymore, run it up to full boost in let say 2nd then take your foot off the gas and look at the boost gauge. the needle will read vacuum, there is no boost to "blow off". the rotors of the supercharger are just spinning in free air not really moving air. i think some peeps may think that the supercharger is still sucking air with the throttle body closed.......... maybe with some real fancy plumming a bov could be made to work somehow but it still wouldnt have any useful purpose. i hope that kinda helps
It's a positive displacement blower, it will push air no matter what. When the throttle plate closes, the bypass opens so taht it can pull air from the manifold, air that it has already pumped.
PS) THis is NOT an argum,ent about using a BOV, but about how the bypass truly operates. It truly is pointless
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Originally Posted by NoRemorse
It's a positive displacement blower, it will push air no matter what. When the throttle plate closes, the bypass opens so taht it can pull air from the manifold, air that it has already pumped.
PS) THis is NOT an argum,ent about using a BOV, but about how the bypass truly operates. It truly is pointless
PS) THis is NOT an argum,ent about using a BOV, but about how the bypass truly operates. It truly is pointless
No arguing, simply discussing. Nobody is forcing you to post.
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PLEASE READ!!!! can we please make this info a sticky or something bc having people ask about BOV's on our cars is kinda gettin really annoying
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Originally Posted by Witt
When the manifold is in vacuum, air cannot travel upstream away from the engine's intake and back into the blower's inlet. The engine wants to ingest more air than the blower and throttle plate allow. Zero compression ratio means no compression of air if the engine demands more air than is allowed by the throttle plate. The demands of the engine outweigh the amount of incoming air.
No arguing, simply discussing. Nobody is forcing you to post.
No arguing, simply discussing. Nobody is forcing you to post.
Give me a minute, Ill actually run the math and get real numbers
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At 900 rpm, the engine flows 35 CFM.
At 900 rpm, the SC (stock) spins at about 1500 rpm
At 1500 rom the SC flows 53 CFM
How about modded like me
At 900 rpm, the SC (2.5") spins at about 2000 rpm
At 2000 rpm, the flows 71 CFM
Where is this extra air going?? It recirculates!
At 900 rpm, the SC (stock) spins at about 1500 rpm
At 1500 rom the SC flows 53 CFM
How about modded like me
At 900 rpm, the SC (2.5") spins at about 2000 rpm
At 2000 rpm, the flows 71 CFM
Where is this extra air going?? It recirculates!
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Originally Posted by sheek360
that might explain why i felt slower with the BOV
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noremorse and sheek360
ive contacted both of you i am going to come up with or recreat what was done on sheeks car however im going to find a way to go head and have it recerculate back into the manifold. this should still give the sound that everyone is looking for but still retain the air hopefully. if you guys could get together and help me with a starting point or give me a general idea on what you guys did i could have a good starting point.
my goal is to have the air recerculate and hopefully have a nice starting point for the super charger kinda like the recerculationg of a turbo bov in a turbo car. ill post my resualts and try and get a dyno so we can see the postive and negative so we can hopefully stop the bickering and i will take pics and do a write up so if anyone still wants to then we can have it there.
does anyone want to help besides sheek and noremorse?
ive contacted both of you i am going to come up with or recreat what was done on sheeks car however im going to find a way to go head and have it recerculate back into the manifold. this should still give the sound that everyone is looking for but still retain the air hopefully. if you guys could get together and help me with a starting point or give me a general idea on what you guys did i could have a good starting point.
my goal is to have the air recerculate and hopefully have a nice starting point for the super charger kinda like the recerculationg of a turbo bov in a turbo car. ill post my resualts and try and get a dyno so we can see the postive and negative so we can hopefully stop the bickering and i will take pics and do a write up so if anyone still wants to then we can have it there.
does anyone want to help besides sheek and noremorse?
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Originally Posted by rickyw
noremorse and sheek360
ive contacted both of you i am going to come up with or recreat what was done on sheeks car however im going to find a way to go head and have it recerculate back into the manifold. this should still give the sound that everyone is looking for but still retain the air hopefully. if you guys could get together and help me with a starting point or give me a general idea on what you guys did i could have a good starting point.
my goal is to have the air recerculate and hopefully have a nice starting point for the super charger kinda like the recerculationg of a turbo bov in a turbo car. ill post my resualts and try and get a dyno so we can see the postive and negative so we can hopefully stop the bickering and i will take pics and do a write up so if anyone still wants to then we can have it there.
does anyone want to help besides sheek and noremorse?
ive contacted both of you i am going to come up with or recreat what was done on sheeks car however im going to find a way to go head and have it recerculate back into the manifold. this should still give the sound that everyone is looking for but still retain the air hopefully. if you guys could get together and help me with a starting point or give me a general idea on what you guys did i could have a good starting point.
my goal is to have the air recerculate and hopefully have a nice starting point for the super charger kinda like the recerculationg of a turbo bov in a turbo car. ill post my resualts and try and get a dyno so we can see the postive and negative so we can hopefully stop the bickering and i will take pics and do a write up so if anyone still wants to then we can have it there.
does anyone want to help besides sheek and noremorse?
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If we look at the pics of people that do the boost bypass mod, would that not help solve this arguement of which was the air flows through that little tube, and what its real function is?
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Originally Posted by Tomtwtwtw
If we look at the pics of people that do the boost bypass mod, would that not help solve this arguement of which was the air flows through that little tube, and what its real function is?