BOVs: To Vent, or Not to Vent? That is the question! (FM Live)

To vent or not to vent? That is the question! This week on FM Live, Jeremy Ferber talks us through turbo Blow Off Valves, and the pros and cons of recirculating that pressure instead of venting your bov to atmosphere.
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[@sshhddoo9892]

such a gorgeous NA

[@FlyinMiataVideo]

We've got a virtual tour video if you want to see more of it!
th-cam.com/video/9QtHG4KYhtM/w-d-xo.html

[@sylvaintexier8609]

Thank you

[@FlyinMiataVideo]

Hopefully it helped!

[@twrcrew8852]

Does anyone make a remote oil filter kit for the ND? It's just something I do to all my cars and this is the first time I couldn't. (Also a huge bummer that there's a baffle in the dipstick tube, so my vacuum pump - another thing I love and use for all my cars - doesn't work there either. lame! My body doesn't like being scratched up crawling around on the floor due to the medication I have to take, so I've made my life easier where I'm allowed to)
It always feels as though the ND is being left in the dark as far as aftermarket engine support, power mods and in general for everything else? I can't find anything beyond basic bolt ons and OFTs. It's just a sad state we are in where the oldest floppiest miatas can be 400whp semi analogue monsters while those of us who took a chance on the new ones might never see the full potential of all this advanced technology and extra rigidity within the context of monster boost.

[@baltod4978]

As a S1 Kit owner- it'd of been great to hear what the BOV sounds like, since it comes in the kit

[@FlyinMiataVideo]

Since it's a recirculation type, it doesn't make much noise and more like an OE build.

[@baltod4978]

@FlyinMiataVideo Sorry! I meant on both recirculating and open to atmosphere. One of the first things I did was replace the bov with a greddy type s- JUST to hear something! Especially with as much money that I'd spent on the kit. Though I now know I have to replace the stock ecu with a stand alone and delete the maf- it'd of saved me time and money to know what my turbo smart would've sounded like open

[@nolahahnshouse3389]

This is one I know about but at the same time I don’t

[@FlyinMiataVideo]

This video is pretty basic level stuff, but good knowledge for anyone thinking about a turbo kit!

[@user-im6hd8qh5y]

Does anyone know much about the 2000 wrx bugeye need some advice if anyone can help. thanks😁

[@FlyinMiataVideo]

Sorry man. Miata is our game here.

[@travdripdrip382]

Wait a minute..... Did he say the FM turbo kits work with stock ECUs????

[@muaddib2678]

FM Guys chime in here if I get this wrong... Yes the stage one kit works with the stock ECU using what FM refers to as their Voodoo Box. Here this is from their website on the kit: Fuel management is handled by our own Voodoo Box, which uses the stock injectors to deliver more fuel. Because it only modifies the signal under boost, the car acts completely stock at idle and cruise. There is no tuning required.

[@FlyinMiataVideo]

Thanks, good explanation!

[@FlyinMiataVideo]

Our FM Turbo kits use our Voodoo Box to connect to the stock ECU for fuel management to keep our kits 50-state-legal, with no aftermarket ECU or tuning required.