o2 housing or dump worth it for ix???
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Depends on your age I think. lol
I had one on a 97 Eagle Talon and it was the worst mod I ever put on that car. Immediate regret followed.
Can you ride in someone's car that already has one installed?
I had one on a 97 Eagle Talon and it was the worst mod I ever put on that car. Immediate regret followed.
Can you ride in someone's car that already has one installed?
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The more boost you try to run the less comes out the dump.
I ran as little as 15 psi on my muse o2 housing. No creep there. When I put a hp wga on I started to creep.
The map o2 eliminator bell mouth seems like the best option to me. Where the gasses are bypassed its 3" unlike a typical o2 housing necks much more.
The magan is the bang for the buck otoh.
I ran as little as 15 psi on my muse o2 housing. No creep there. When I put a hp wga on I started to creep.
The map o2 eliminator bell mouth seems like the best option to me. Where the gasses are bypassed its 3" unlike a typical o2 housing necks much more.
The magan is the bang for the buck otoh.
From a backpressure/flow perspective I would rate a true open wastegate best with a properly designed dump housing next, then a properly designed closed housing. Anything that has excessive reductions or bends will hurt power production and spool. One of the reasons I dislike stock frame o2 dumps which curl upwards to exit through the hood. That 90 degree U-bend is definitely not ideal for power production.
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I do agree that the u bend on mine probably isnt ideal but im making very good power for my setup its a compeltely stock never opened motor with a bbk full ported on e75 with bolt ons it made 484awhp tuned by strictly modified going back to see what it puts down on true e85 in the next few weeks
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I dont have to... Aaron over at English has done it for me.
JohnBradley is a knowledgeable guys when it comes to dumps. You can get a little info out of this thread if it helps.
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The simple fact is this: as stated before.. Your gains will be much more pronounced the bigger the turbo and higher the boost you run. With a stock turbo an open o2 dump is little more than a noise maker. It is possible you may have slightly better spool, but thats about it...
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Noise doesn't bother me all that much. I just wanted to know if I was leaving 5-20+ hp or torque on the table by sticking with a housing unit rather than a dump.
From what I've seen, toxic fab, jmf, map or a custom made model are the best dumps.
I haven't seen any hard evidence for housings other than people saying Megan's is best bang for the buck. Invidia flows well but no gains really? And toxic fab, well premium quality for the best of the best... but also premium price. But who buys an evo and expects or wants to go cheap?!
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If you aren't seeing creep on the MAP dump you aren't trying to run lower boost levels. I have the same part and the housing is poorly designed (I don't believe MAP designed the housing itself). For classing purposes I was restricted to much lower boost levels than I normally run and tried dropping down to 20 psi and saw boost creep up to ~25 psi. Dropped down to 18 psi, wastegate pressure and saw it creep up to ~25 psi. This is with the 3D ported version they advertise as "solving" the boost creep issues they have seen with the housing.
In the end my shop had to hack out the dump section of the housing and create a custom dump to run lower boost levels. The closer you run towards the 25 psi range the less likely you are to see the creep problems inherent in the design. My custom dump works quite well though, and makes great power.
In the end my shop had to hack out the dump section of the housing and create a custom dump to run lower boost levels. The closer you run towards the 25 psi range the less likely you are to see the creep problems inherent in the design. My custom dump works quite well though, and makes great power.
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yall need a snickers bar.....so much hate , if everyone modded there evo the same it would be pretty boring actually. So if the guy wants a pipe sticking out of the hood, so be it. Anyways to solve the problem...does anyone just have a dyno before and after a o2 housing install?
[OT] FWIW, I never installed an o2 housing on my car, along with any other useless parts for non-heavily modified motors like LICPs, etc. No real point to it. Then, there's a lost of factory reliability, fit, install pressures ...and for what? To tell folks on a forum that you bought a part? To park the +100K mile 6-owner beat-to-sh/t atrocity at some meet and stand next to it hoping for accolades from other losers? It must be a great life. [/OT]
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The simple fact is this: as stated before.. Your gains will be much more pronounced the bigger the turbo and higher the boost you run. With a stock turbo an open o2 dump is little more than a noise maker. It is possible you may have slightly better spool, but thats about it...
Its an attention getter' more than anything. Just like people stated "bus stops, tunnels, scaring people". Really smart to have even more potential for tickets too. Same people run overly rich tunes so that more flames come out of their exhaust.
to each his own, these are only opinions.
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I ended up getting the ported o2 housing from Buschur (ported Megan's).
No dyno numbers as I'm still not finished with putting the car all together. So at this time, I cannot report any results quite yet.
No dyno numbers as I'm still not finished with putting the car all together. So at this time, I cannot report any results quite yet.