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Old Sep 11, 2008 | 12:12 PM
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YouTube - Synchronic BOV Subaru WRX
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Old Sep 11, 2008 | 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by SilverRexH4
i like to say that video is B.S. because they didnt run both bov the same. if you pay attention to the video when they viewed brand x( a actual tial 50mm spring ) they was running low boost at low rpm so of course it will surge. i bet if you ran it full boost at high rpm ( like they did with the synchronic bov ) it wouldnt surge that bad. cause i know for a fact the tial doesnt sound like that under full boost.

like i said the video was made to make the synchronic bov look better when actually it isnt

i have the turbo xs rfl and its a decent bov imho

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Old Sep 11, 2008 | 03:18 PM
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they ran both bovs and higher boost and low the synapse doesnt surge at all plain in simple... hence why i wont sema best new product of the year turbo xs is known to leak so is gfb and practically every other bov out on the markey.. i still love the tial and hks but id rather have more efficeint products on my car and im running a blow thru so the bov doesnt make me run rich between shifts like it does with most of you
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Old Sep 11, 2008 | 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by blacksti
they ran both bovs and higher boost and low the synapse doesnt surge at all plain in simple... hence why i wont sema best new product of the year turbo xs is known to leak so is gfb and practically every other bov out on the markey.. i still love the tial and hks but id rather have more efficeint products on my car and im running a blow thru so the bov doesnt make me run rich between shifts like it does with most of you
dude they did not run the tial on higher boost than they did the synchronic bov. pay attention to the video and even if they went to high rpm you still can mimic low boost at high rpm. that video was made to make the tial look like sh&*.
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Old Sep 11, 2008 | 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by philixxj
dude they did not run the tial on higher boost than they did the synchronic bov. pay attention to the video and even if they went to high rpm you still can mimic low boost at high rpm. that video was made to make the tial look like sh&*.
I dont really think it matters because the video showed the Tail surging while the Synchronic didnt at low rpm's.
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Old Sep 11, 2008 | 03:50 PM
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Originally Posted by philixxj
dude they did not run the tial on higher boost than they did the synchronic bov. pay attention to the video and even if they went to high rpm you still can mimic low boost at high rpm. that video was made to make the tial look like sh&*.
there is more then one video with that bov lol
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Old Sep 11, 2008 | 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by SilverRexH4
I dont really think it matters because the video showed the Tail surging while the Synchronic didnt at low rpm's.
Who would have thought the company that made the video also makes the BOV. I wonder if this company would purposely run the wrong spring setup on their competitor's BOV to make their product look better. Hmmmm...
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Old Sep 11, 2008 | 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by ShockerGT
Who would have thought the company that made the video also makes the BOV. I wonder if this company would purposely run the wrong spring setup on their competitor's BOV to make their product look better. Hmmmm...
Yeah i know. I was reading all the comments . And im deff not trying to be a Synchronic nutswinger or anything haha.
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Old Sep 11, 2008 | 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted by ShockerGT
Who would have thought the company that made the video also makes the BOV. I wonder if this company would purposely run the wrong spring setup on their competitor's BOV to make their product look better. Hmmmm...
regardless they surge.... i dont understand what you guys dont get regardless the spring they surge and the synapse simply doesnt surge AT ALL...

surge=bad
no surge=good
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Old Sep 11, 2008 | 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted by blacksti
regardless they surge.... i dont understand what you guys dont get regardless the spring they surge and the synapse simply doesnt surge AT ALL...

surge=bad
no surge=good
Really? Weird this guy has a Tial on his WRX and I dont hear any surge

YouTube - Synchronic BS Callout 2: Proper TiAL setup on Low Boost

To me it doesnt really matter, but to say that Tials or any other BOV surges is just improper setup honestly.

If your setup works for you, cool, but dont say that all Tials surge, or any other BOV for that matter, and that the synapse is a miracle cure for everyone. People have and still make their aftermarket BOVs work without surging.

Personally, unless you're running a blow through setup (I know you are) a recirculating valve will work better IMO.
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