Forge Diverter Valve.. Installed in REVERSE?
Hello everyone, I own a 2002 Audi A4 1.8T Quattro, and I bought the Forge 007 Diverter Valve and I have heard about installing it in reverse. I have been researching it for days now and still haven't found the benefits if it. I also have other questions..
a) Does it make it louder? b) Does it make you faster? c) Is it bad for the turbo/engine? d) Do I need to use a spacer that came with the diverter valve? I am guessing it pushes about 8 PSI stock. e) Also, will I benefit from changing the springs to a stiffer one? f) If I install a cold air intake, would I need a breather filter? This is the smaller filter for the AUX air pump hose that is attached to the factory air box. g) Is there anything I can do to make the stock exhaust louder? Basically I want to know why it would benefit to install in reverse. Any help is GREATLY APPRECIATED!! Thanks, Giuliano. |
Re: Forge Diverter Valve.. Installed in REVERSE?
I would say install it the way it was engineered, reverse installation could either bleed pressure when not wanted or worse, not dump boost when throttle plate closes.
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Re: Forge Diverter Valve.. Installed in REVERSE?
Originally Posted by nothing77
(Post 145018)
I would say install it the way it was engineered, reverse installation could either bleed pressure when not wanted or worse, not dump boost when throttle plate closes.
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