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    Forge Motorsport - The Splitter

    Am thinking about purchasing one of these


    Does anybody know anything about these? I'm new to turbo cars but wouldn't mind a bit of woosh noise (a little lame I know). The site says that it has a stealth setting if you get sick of the sound.

    Will this effect the cars performance (+ or -)?

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    You will only get noise if the car is chipped.
    I have a turbosmart valve and when in stock mode. You cant hear it.
    The noise you get isnt really that good anyway. Just a ccccht. Sounds like a compressor realeasing.
    Best was ive found so far for a wanky noise is pod filter with stock bov.

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    Just in case you didn't know they are very illegal as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kai View Post
    You will only get noise if the car is chipped.

    What? Rubbish.

    There was almost no difference between my car stock and chipped with a Turbosmart Dual port BOV.

    I quite like it, gives a nice PSHHH sound.. I think it sounded better when it was stock though - Less pressure meant it made a slightly different noise, with more boost it sounds more direct and quicker.

    Just try it out - It takes all of about 10seconds to swap it over (no joke)

    EDIT: Sorry I may have been slightly ambiguous - I mean no difference between stock car with Dual port BOV and chipped car with Dual port BOV! There is a slight noise without the BOV in either case though.
    Last edited by SoVeReIgN; 04-05-2007 at 01:14 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SoVeReIgN View Post
    What? Rubbish.

    There was almost no difference between my car stock and chipped with a Turbosmart Dual port BOV.

    I quite like it, gives a nice PSHHH sound.. I think it sounded better when it was stock though - Less pressure meant it made a slightly different noise, with more boost it sounds more direct and quicker.

    Just try it out - It takes all of about 10seconds to swap it over (no joke)
    :S no idea what mine was doing then...

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    Hey mate,

    I have the standard forge 007 DV on its way to me as we speak. I looked around and found more articles that recommend not going down this avenue (the venting to atmosphere or a splitter valve) with VW and Audi engines. Yes it will give you some noise, but you will lose some tune in doing so.

    Shame cause I wouldnt mind a bit more noise myself. The standard DV can be heard when your driving it hard (lol with the windows down along a section of road that is as close to a Japanese Togue track as you will ever find in Syd )

    Just a tip, I found more infor when including Audi in my google searches.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SoVeReIgN View Post
    What? Rubbish.

    There was almost no difference between my car stock and chipped with a Turbosmart Dual port BOV.

    I quite like it, gives a nice PSHHH sound.. I think it sounded better when it was stock though - Less pressure meant it made a slightly different noise, with more boost it sounds more direct and quicker.

    Just try it out - It takes all of about 10seconds to swap it over (no joke)
    mines stock and u can hear it
    Passat 1.8T K04 | Audi A3 1.8T | Bora 4Motion

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    Quote Originally Posted by beefa View Post
    Hey mate,

    I have the standard forge 007 DV on its way to me as we speak. I looked around and found more articles that recommend not going down this avenue (the venting to atmosphere or a splitter valve) with VW and Audi engines. Yes it will give you some noise, but you will lose some tune in doing so.

    Shame cause I wouldnt mind a bit more noise myself. The standard DV can be heard when your driving it hard (lol with the windows down along a section of road that is as close to a Japanese Togue track as you will ever find in Syd )

    Just a tip, I found more infor when including Audi in my google searches.
    Most people dont recommend full atmospheric BOV but a splitter is fine.

    I definently havent noticed 'losing some tune', my A/F ratios on the dyno are perfect and a new DV is less prone to leaking boost (only really an issue in chipped cars)
    I have noticed boost doesn't drop off so dramatically between changes. With the stock DV, once I changed gears I would have to wait momentarily for boost to kick back in, with the aftermarket DV it is always ready and waiting (to pounce )

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    Quote Originally Posted by beefa View Post
    Hey mate,

    I have the standard forge 007 DV on its way to me as we speak.
    Beefa is your DUB chipped.. apparently you'll get a good sound from the 007 then. Is that what you've found in your research?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SoVeReIgN View Post
    Most people dont recommend full atmospheric BOV but a splitter is fine.

    I definently havent noticed 'losing some tune', my A/F ratios on the dyno are perfect and a new DV is less prone to leaking boost (only really an issue in chipped cars)
    I have noticed boost doesn't drop off so dramatically between changes. With the stock DV, once I changed gears I would have to wait momentarily for boost to kick back in, with the aftermarket DV it is always ready and waiting (to pounce )
    SoVeReIgN did your turbosmart fit straight out of the box?

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