Turbo accessories

[Teufel Hunden]

You don't want to get new injectors unless you get your car tuned. There are only limited options out there for tuning our cars, but it's only a matter of time before it becomes more readily available. an FMU takes the place of bigger injectors anyway. That and an inline booster pump are all you need as long as you still have the stock computer tune.

[Mighty Thor]

I think with FFF kit you get Bosch bov. I would definately change that. Not that I have anything against it. It's just that I've use two of them already and they both mal-func. after awhile.

HPTuner sounds good too.

[Tiago]

I never had a problem with the BOSCH bov.


now who ever believes that CO2 would freely travel to a higher pressure atmosphere, I dunno...

there is no way in hell co2 is going to go from atm to the pressurized intake tract if its just freely sprayed on the IC.

Some of it maybe sucked into the intake of the turbo, but thats another issue...

[HAZ-Matt]

Originally posted by Tiago:
now who ever believes that CO2 would freely travel to a higher pressure atmosphere, I dunno...

there is no way in hell co2 is going to go from atm to the pressurized intake tract if its just freely sprayed on the IC.

Agreed. Physics says that would not be probable at all.

[UsMuScL398]

...Ya laws of physics say that its not possible it bein taken in through IC...i mean the air is pressurized not only would there be a leak but the co2 would be pushed away from it, not taken in. More than likely the c02 was intaked into the turbo itself

[BirdOfPrey01]

if you have a liquid intercooler you could use alcohol and dry ice to make some coldness