GTM SC installs reviewed

Originally Posted by Buddy Revell Have you seen the GTM vids that show what the flutter sounds like? Did the flutter on your old Saab sound similar? It wasn't that

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Originally Posted by Buddy Revell

Have you seen the GTM vids that show what the flutter sounds like? Did the flutter on your old Saab sound similar?

It wasn't that rapid fluttering at part throttle but it was similar and it basically amounted to the fact that the car was trying to moderate boost at part throttle and the internal spring in the Bosch unit was too weak to deal with that type of pressure. I ran a Forge twin piston BOV for years and it was amazing in every way.

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