Front mount and yet another bov/dv question
I found this..So this dv wont screw up mafs?
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The Splitter is a truly remarkable valve that gives a combination of blow off and recirculation valve operation all at the same time and has been specifically designed for the Audi/VW 1.8T.
Fits:
1999-2006 Audi TT 180
1999-2006 Audi TT 225
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Forge-Splitter-Combination DV/BOV-Polished
The Splitter is a truly remarkable valve that gives a combination of blow off and recirculation valve operation all at the same time and has been specifically designed for the many VAG 1.8T applications. This means you get all the noise of the blow off valve whilst retaining the compatibility with the recirculation requirements of the engine management system. As a bonus we also offer the ability to convert the valve to recirculation only mode for those times when stealth running is required.
This valve uses a Copper and Zinc alloy piston which utilises new sealing technology along with a variable spring preload incorporating a ratchet type top adjuster that will allow for the positive and precise adjustment to match the valve to your engine. This is achieved by using a unique single, conical, progressive rate spring that can allow for the retention of boost pressure over a wide adjustment range. This unique spring design also allows for unrestricted piston travel and flow volume regardless of the amount of pre-load adjustment added to the spring. Other manufacturers valves using cylindrical springs with adjustable pre-load often experience restricted piston travel and a reduction in flow volume.
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Fitting Instructions
Please Note: This valve requires installing the opposite way to the original Bosch Valve. i.e. the side pipe is fitted into the Turbo Intake Hose and the base pipe connects to the hose that runs to the boost side of the turbo.
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Fits:
All Audi and VW 1.8T engines
All Audi and VW 2.7 Bi-Turbo engines
Porsche 911/996 turbo
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The MAF reads how much air is in the system at any given time. The DV keeps the air in the system, a BOV lets it out. The MAF tells the ECU how much air is in the system, so if the BOV lets air out after the measurement from the MAF, the ECU still thinks the air is in there, sending more fuel, causing you to run rich (too much fuel, not enough air) between shifts.
Hope this helps clarify things in your head a little.
Hope this helps clarify things in your head a little.
The MAF reads how much air is in the system at any given time. The DV keeps the air in the system, a BOV lets it out. The MAF tells the ECU how much air is in the system, so if the BOV lets air out after the measurement from the MAF, the ECU still thinks the air is in there, sending more fuel, causing you to run rich (too much fuel, not enough air) between shifts.
Hope this helps clarify things in your head a little.
Hope this helps clarify things in your head a little.
Like the one in the vid on the first page of this post.


