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This is a discussion on hey all within the Intake, Headers and Exhaust forum, part of the Audi Reviews category; I am going to be getting a 2001 A4 1.8T in a within the month. I have been researching some ...
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07-12-2008, 06:03 PM
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 hey all I am going to be getting a 2001 A4 1.8T in a within the month. I have been researching some performance upgrades for it. I'm going to chip it and I have been looking at some dv's. One that caught my eye was the GFB Hybrid valveI read that it plays the role of a dv as well as a bov. It diverts part of the air back to the turbo and blows the other part off. I know getting just a bov is terrible for the audi's. But I was wondering if the hybrid valve is better for the engine because it does bring air back to the turbo. thanks for your help  |
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