Supercharger guru's inside please....'98 Maxima with Stillen V2 kit needs help...
08-26-2004, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by HNDA ETR
08-26-2004, 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by matty
Get a BOV for her while your at it too 
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I just did a double take....I thought it was a Bosch unit....what kind of BOV is that thing?
08-26-2004, 03:34 PM
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Originally Posted by BlackCat
Yeah! What's another couple of hundred? That Bosch unit needs replacing!
I just did a double take....I thought it was a Bosch unit....what kind of BOV is that thing?
I just did a double take....I thought it was a Bosch unit....what kind of BOV is that thing?
08-26-2004, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by spanishrice
man she spent some money.
Edit- Yes it a Bosch unit, and its not Stillen that includes it, its Vortech. I can show you several 600+ rwhp 'Stangs running that same crappy BOV. I will ask her if she is interested in swapping it out, we have some HKS and TurboXS units in stock.
08-26-2004, 03:51 PM
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True Dat. Not sure about the "big no-no" on the recirculating PCV System however - I think that's how most of us are set up. Just curious - why is that a no-no?
No offense to you, because you seem like a very honest shop owner, but your reasons above are EXACTLY why I've done everything on my car myself.
And I've learned a lot in the process. This board rocks.
No offense to you, because you seem like a very honest shop owner, but your reasons above are EXACTLY why I've done everything on my car myself.
And I've learned a lot in the process. This board rocks.
08-27-2004, 06:42 AM
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Originally Posted by iansw
True Dat. Not sure about the "big no-no" on the recirculating PCV System however - I think that's how most of us are set up. Just curious - why is that a no-no?
No offense to you, because you seem like a very honest shop owner, but your reasons above are EXACTLY why I've done everything on my car myself.
And I've learned a lot in the process. This board rocks.
No offense to you, because you seem like a very honest shop owner, but your reasons above are EXACTLY why I've done everything on my car myself.
And I've learned a lot in the process. This board rocks.
On the PCV deal, we generally dont like to recirculate the PCV on a boosted system because of the added strain on the motor seals it produces putting that boost into the crankcase if the PCV valve itself is not up to the task (and they typically aren't). You can actually work directly opposite to what the PCV system was designed to do in the first place, which of course is to ventilate the crankcase. Its not a big deal on a <10 psi setup, but when you start pushing 15+ psi, it can become an issue. Just one of those small things Id rather take care of and not have it on my mind when I let this car go out the door.
And yes, this board does rock. LS1tech and Bimmerforums, two boards i haunt regularly, are the only other ones that i would honestly put on par with this one on general knowledge of the memebers and their willingness to share said knowledge.
08-27-2004, 06:50 AM
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Originally Posted by ELESWON
On the PCV deal, we generally dont like to recirculate the PCV on a boosted system because of the added strain on the motor seals it produces putting that boost into the crankcase if the PCV valve itself is not up to the task (and they typically aren't). You can actually work directly opposite to what the PCV system was designed to do in the first place, which of course is to ventilate the crankcase. Its not a big deal on a <10 psi setup, but when you start pushing 15+ psi, it can become an issue. Just one of those small things Id rather take care of and not have it on my mind when I let this car go out the door.
08-27-2004, 08:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Stephen Max
So it is possible for blowby (through the valve guides I guess?) to pressurize the valve covers and then the crankcase via the pcv valve, when boosting? Or does the boost pressure take a different path?
Hope this helps a bit. Easiest thing to do is take the pipe out of the air cleaner assby and route it to a catch can, which is what we plan on.
08-27-2004, 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted by ELESWON
Yes and no. The blowby isnt the only reason (and like i said, this blowby usually only occurs in higher-boost situations). The vapors that the PCV system puts back into the intake track contain oil and fuel vapors which lead to detonation (bad thing with boost, as you already know). Not to mention you really dont wanna flow that stuff through an $1800 supercharger head unit. Hope this helps a bit. Easiest thing to do is take the pipe out of the air cleaner assby and route it to a catch can, which is what we plan on.
Hope this helps a bit. Easiest thing to do is take the pipe out of the air cleaner assby and route it to a catch can, which is what we plan on.
08-27-2004, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Stephen Max
Okay, now I know what you're talking about. Actually, that recirc hose is not the pcv hose. The pcv valve is on the back valve cover. Although the Stillen kit comes with a provision to run the recirculation hose back to the air filter, I think most people don't bother hooking up it up and just put a breather filter on the end.
Gotcha. Learning a lot as i go on this Max. Different cars, different systems.
08-27-2004, 12:49 PM
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Originally Posted by BlackCat
Although its a Bosch unit, it looks totally different from the one that came with my kit.
11-28-2004, 07:04 PM
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Well thanks to Neal for finally tipping me off to this thread. Shame on you guys for never saying anything to me. 
Tom I am still available to help with the tuning of this car if you still need it. Just give me a call.
Tom I am still available to help with the tuning of this car if you still need it. Just give me a call.
11-29-2004, 06:51 AM
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can't believe I missed this one myself. The setup is very clean and I might be doing somewhat the same setup once all the kinks are worked out and the thing is making the power it should. I saw the current charts and the curves still look like they're hurting possibly from too much timing being pulled. Tom get me a good price on an emanage I want to get it within a week or so. BTW Im the one that was up there this past wednesday with the Black SC'ed Maxima.
12-04-2004, 04:23 PM
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Eleswon,
i have weighed heavily the following: JWT, Apexi safc, Greddy Emanage. My conclusion is to go with the emanage. It provides a good daily tune and is easy to manipulate, with the injector harness, and the add on psi sensor( it will take over when the stock maf sensor is maxed out). By the way I'm planning on running a 2.62 pulley (overspeeds blower @redlinw 9000 rpm) and my own fmic set up (ck out my web site) with the emanage and sending some stock 240 injectors out to be made into 550cc's. No Fmu will be used--hopefully! BTW what type of domestic injectors interchange with ours? ie side feed??
i have weighed heavily the following: JWT, Apexi safc, Greddy Emanage. My conclusion is to go with the emanage. It provides a good daily tune and is easy to manipulate, with the injector harness, and the add on psi sensor( it will take over when the stock maf sensor is maxed out). By the way I'm planning on running a 2.62 pulley (overspeeds blower @redlinw 9000 rpm) and my own fmic set up (ck out my web site) with the emanage and sending some stock 240 injectors out to be made into 550cc's. No Fmu will be used--hopefully! BTW what type of domestic injectors interchange with ours? ie side feed??
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