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      02-15-2011, 07:15 PM   #1
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Was wondering how many of you are running upgraded Diverter Valves? My buddy was riding in my car (I have an 07 sedan sport with a V5, UR Downpipes, FMIC, and drop in high flow air filter) He said it felt a tad "laggy " on the bottom and suggested I get upgraded DV's or a blow off kit. I can't stand the sound of the blow offs. I did some research and it does seem the stock DV's are good to around 12lbs of boost I'm assuming thats new condition(I have an 07). So would I need upgraded DV's?
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Get a set of Forge DV's, gonna be better than what you have for shizzle. Although the stock should hold 14+.
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Get a set of Forge DV's, gonna be better than what you have for shizzle. Although the stock should hold 14+.
The stockers have held up to 19psi on my car without issue.
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      02-15-2011, 07:42 PM   #4
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I have Forge DVs. Pretty simple upgrade to insure your are holding boost. You may want to upgrade the charge pipe at the same time. I was hoping to get away with not needing to but it looks like I will be buying a charge pipe soon.
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I am currently running a Stett Charge Pipe and Forged DV's, both in Black. The charge pipe on the stock car is cheap plastic and it did already crack on me. Stett sells a set for you. Most people say to get a Blow Off Valve however the N54 motor was designed to keep the air into the motor rather then fully release it.
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at the boost level you are running, the stock DV's should have no problem.
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at the boost level you are running, the stock DV's should have no problem.
What would I expect to see if the Stock DV's were not holding up? Things like lag, eratic power......etc. I was looking at a set "Hyperboost". Has anyone heard of or used these?

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Hyperboost DVs look like Forge replicas. I know one guy on here (M3 Eater) advocates them in every thread but other than him, I don't know anyone else who runs these. They look good though.
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You can get a set of Forge DVs used for around 140-150 shipped. I had them on my car, and to be honest, were a waste of money. Sold them and threw the stockers back on, never had a problem up to 19 psi. I believe Terry @ BMS did a test of the stock DVs up to 25 psi, and they had no issues holding up to that amount.
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forge dv's work well...
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      02-15-2011, 11:17 PM   #11
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forge dv's work well...
so do stockers.
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15 psi and stockers are doing just fine


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What would I expect to see if the Stock DV's were not holding up? Things like lag, eratic power......etc. I was looking at a set "Hyperboost". Has anyone heard of or used these?
I have the same question
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      02-16-2011, 12:09 AM   #13
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Thanks guys for all the info. I will just hang tight with the stockers for now.

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