Go Fast Bits DV+ TMS Turbo Bypass / Diverter Valve
Vehicle Fitment: 900 (85-98 Turbo) / 9000 (86-98 Turbo) / 9-3 (99-02) &(03) CV / 9-5 (99-09) 4-Cyl & Universal
Replaces Saab OEM Part#: 4441895, 4391157, 8981904, 9390022
Connections: 25mm inlet and outlet
Vacuum hose connection: 5mm
Colour: Black anodized finish for those who prefer keep things a little more clandestine.
VTA or Recirculation: 100% recirculation only. Vent to atmosphere or blow off valves are not compatible with Saab Trionic 7 engine management.
dv+:
- Advanced TMS benefits
- Spring pre-load adjustment for max. response
- CNC billet aluminium and brass construction, Australian made
- Anodised finish for long lasting performance and looks
- Vacuum nipple can be rotated to 4 positions
- Will hold for unlimited boost!
- Built to last
- No need for a "re-build" kit
Best choice for:
- Designed to replace the stock Bosch diverter valve on applications like Audi, Ford, SAAB, VW but with the TMS advantage.
- dv+ Diverter valve
- Fitting instructions with detailed instructions for how you set the spring pre-load.
Whats does TMS mean?
What’s TMS? GFB’s Turbo Management System is the term we apply to our diverter valves that have features designed specifically for the purpose of turbo lag reduction. Tests show that TMS features can return the engine to peak boost up to 30% faster than a factory diverter valve when shifting gears*.
(*Chart shows comparative manifold boost pressure rise during 1st to 2nd gear shift as tested on a Nissan CA18DET with a T28 turbo. GFB TMS improvement is seen as a 30% faster return to peak boost, during which time up to 40% more boost is available)
Frequently asked questions:
What boost level can I use with a GFB blow-off valve?
Any level you like! The design of all GFB blow-off valves means that you can run boost levels that will more likely blow up hoses before the valve will leak. Because of the acetal seat the piston makes a perfect seal, and our valves have been tested in the factory to pressures of 110psi (if you can blow up one of our valves on a car we'd like to hear about it!).
How do I adjust the spring pressure to suit different boost levels?
You don't need to! At full throttle there is equal boost pressure on both sides of the piston, so it doesn't matter what boost level you are running, the pressure balances itself out. It then requires very little spring pressure to stay shut. The spring adjustment is used to match the VACUUM signal of the car. The idea is to adjust the valve so that the piston remains just closed at idle. This way, when you lift off the pedal, the spring will be neutralized so that the boost is free to push the piston open.
Why choose a GFB Blow of Valve:
More Power - Ours holds the boost, can yours?
Factory diverter valves are commonly known to leak or fail, especially with age or higher boost levels. A GFB TMS will hold as much
boost as you can throw at it, 24/7 - No frequent re-builds or replacement required.
Better Response - Through reduced turbo lag!
The GFB TMS is designed specifically to minimize lag - tests show that it can return the engine to peak boost up to 30% faster than a factory diverter when shifting gears, whilst delivering up to 40% more transitional boost*.
Better Drivability - Smoother than stock!
Factory diverters tend to operate either fully open or fully shut. This can cause annoying surging at freeway speeds, requiring constant throttle corrections to hold a steady speed. The GFB TMS completely eliminates this problem, making the car smoother to drive.