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I also have a Turbosmart bov, and previously had a Greddy one and both of them made the flutter noise quite often, although I believe the Turbosmart is a better unit. Some of you may already know about this; my recent discovery on this issue is that the stock pressure line to the bov has a restrictor in it and my logic was that restricting the pressure to the bov meant that it would be harder to open the firmer aftermarket spring resulting in the pressure backing up to the turbo which ultimately chops the air up making the flutter noise (not good for turbo's). I replaced this restricted line with fuel injection line yesterday and the result is soooo soooo so much better. The bov seems to be fully opening now when it is meant to...although, being an auto I still get the flutter in particular circumstances.

Now THAT is a useful piece of information.

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I also have a Turbosmart bov, and previously had a Greddy one and both of them made the flutter noise quite often, although I believe the Turbosmart is a better unit. Some of you may already know about this; my recent discovery on this issue is that the stock pressure line to the bov has a restrictor in it and my logic was that restricting the pressure to the bov meant that it would be harder to open the firmer aftermarket spring resulting in the pressure backing up to the turbo which ultimately chops the air up making the flutter noise (not good for turbo's). I replaced this restricted line with fuel injection line yesterday and the result is soooo soooo so much better. The bov seems to be fully opening now when it is meant to...although, being an auto I still get the flutter in particular circumstances.

Do you have a pic of your new hose set up or the hose you replaced ?

i need to get myself sorted and get a turbosmart bov, still running stock, could help me in my quest for speeds.

hmmm. Perhaps mine was a little blocked. I definitely noticed a difference. Also, I have the full plumb-back compact bov and not the dual port that you have, if that makes any difference. Here are some pics showing the location (for those who don't know) and what the restrictor looks like inside. It reduces the diameter from about 5mm down to about 1mm.

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