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 Post subject: bad cops bad cops!
PostPosted: Wed Jul 30, 2003 8:32 pm 
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**** da police!!!! F^*ck da free world!!! :wink:

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I dont get it

what was wrong with police cracking down - I wanna see more of it

There are simply too many idiots on the road who should know they cannot get away with it


wtf is ur problem bro, why do they give a shit what mods ared one to the car,
you tell me what the hell is the diff with a car having 15" wheels and 18" wheels, absolutely nothing to cause trouble, just looks better


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PostPosted: Wed Jul 30, 2003 9:20 pm 
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you tell me what the hell is the diff with a car having 15" wheels and 18" wheels, absolutely nothing to cause trouble, just looks better


Well there is a bigger chance of aquaplaning :lol: :lol:

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Page 1 = July 2002... Page 2 = July 2003... lol

glad it got brought up though, the goat posts are hilarious :lol:

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keviny wrote:
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you tell me what the hell is the diff with a car having 15" wheels and 18" wheels, absolutely nothing to cause trouble, just looks better


Well there is a bigger chance of aquaplaning :lol: :lol:


bro,
forget the wheels thing, lets talk about the BOV, first its better for the turbo
and second, the sound, bullshit noise pollution, there is no one out there, young and old that isnt amazed by the sound


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DA180 wrote:
keviny wrote:
DA180 wrote:
you tell me what the hell is the diff with a car having 15" wheels and 18" wheels, absolutely nothing to cause trouble, just looks better


Well there is a bigger chance of aquaplaning :lol: :lol:


bro,
forget the wheels thing, lets talk about the BOV, first its better for the turbo
and second, the sound, bullshit noise pollution, there is no one out there, young and old that isnt amazed by the sound


The problem with bigger wheels is numerous. Firstly it can alter the speedo reading cos of the larger diameter wheels (so if it says your doing 60 you could really be doing 64km/h or something. Secondly, as keviny said is the aquaplaning thing. Larger wheels also affect your braking due to the increased weight of the tyre and wheel. Many wheel companies in the US no longer make wheels above 24 inches because of the danger of increased weight/inursure (I think thats how you spell it :D ) affecting braking distances

As for the cops/EPA having a problem with the BOV, its pretty a pretty lame excuse that its either an annoyance to the public or it emits pollution into the atmosphere. Both I think are rediculous excuses. :D

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The problem with bigger wheels is numerous. Firstly it can alter the speedo reading cos of the larger diameter wheels (so if it says your doing 60 you could really be doing 64km/h or something.


This can be avoided if you use a tyre diameter generator. My 17's are within 1mm of the standard 15" tyre diameter.

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PostPosted: Wed Jul 30, 2003 11:28 pm 
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Larger wheels also affect your braking due to the increased weight of the tyre and wheel.



But wouldn't the increased surface area compansate that??.....There are alot of tyre technologies to talk about..... where should we start?? :lol: :lol:

And the thing i don't get about the BOV is, people say the the BOV emits pollution into the atmo. But the only part of it goes through is the turbo compressor. How can that produce that much polution??....wouldn't the pollution be caused by the car running richer with a BOV??....Confused :-?

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yep, the pollution is caused by the richness while the BOV is venting.

Apart from the direct hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide emissions it's also bad for the cat, which gradually worsens emissions in general.

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Which means on that theory if you had a car running a factory MAP sensor instead of an afm, then you should be allowed to have an atmo venting BOV.

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possibly, but really anything that's not a factory part will be defectable.

the stock BOV setups also get around any problem of leaking, etc by being plumb back. If an atmo BOV starts leaking boost or vacuum you get dodgy mixtures.

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yep, the pollution is caused by the richness while the BOV is venting.

Apart from the direct hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide emissions it's also bad for the cat, which gradually worsens emissions in general.


Alright Boys and Girls???....It's not the BOV the emits the Pollution!! :D

Thanks for setting the story straight DumHed

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no it doesn't directly emit pollution, but a car is designed and certified as a single unit.
Changing a part of the car that affects the emissions performance effectively causes the whole car not to comply to the design regulations.

Air that's been through the turbo can have oil mist in it, and will contain exhaust gases (from the EGR system) and crankcase ventilation fumes - both of which are meant to pass through the engine and out through the catalytic converter.

There are noise issues with the BOV too, and in the same way as emissions, the cars are tested for overall noise production. BOVs can raise the peak noise levels by quite a lot.

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Alot of Arrogence in this thread..
but good job to Jay and Dumhed :D

if you wanna have parts that aren't allowed by the rules and regulations.. well you have to pay the fines and shit get over it :)


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