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  • Turbocharger Quick Spool Valve - PHR has them in stock!

    This is simply the cheapest item on the market to get you more power and response out of your turbocharger that everyone would love to have. Now again I said cheapest. Of course you can get the NEW Billet Turbochargers but those aren't as cheap as a QSV would be!! Now this valve is about 3/4" Thick which for some people could push the turbocharger in a way of it hitting something and causing trouble but that is the only downfall.

    This is a Mild Steel T3, T4 or T6 Flange with a butterfly setup in 1/2 the flange to cut off partial air flow at low boost / RPM's to create velocity to push the motor faster creating faster spool.

    Simplest way to explain it is what happens when you squeeze a water hose? the stream of water goes further! Get my point?

    Forever everyone has looked for the answer to do more, get more out of their car, gain spool, more power. Now you have the answer!

    Again this is a universal item for the MOST PART, you WILL need a DIVIDED TURBOCHARGER and a NON-DIVIDED MANIFOLD. If you have a divided manifold and a good fabricator, he would be able to make it undivided by modifying it just slightly.

    Now this flange is to BOLT to the top of your manifold, you CANNOT weld this to your manifold because it will warp and the shaft going through the flange will lodge and not be able to function.

    There are 2 options for control of this VALVE.

    1. Electronic Boost Solenoid
    or
    2. Hobbs Switch









    There will be a group buy for this but will need 10 or MORE people to get in on the purchase for the special offer.

    NORMAL COST:
    QSV - $499USD
    Hobbs Switch - $115USD
    Boost Control Solenoid - $90USD


    GROUP BUY COST:
    QSV - $465USD
    Hobbs Switch - $100USD
    Boost Control Solenoid - $75USD


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  • #2
    Mod List:
    -Precision 6265 Billet with 1.00 Divided housing
    -QSV
    -4" DP/MP
    -ProEFI 128 Standalone with E85 Flex Fuel setup
    -HKS S1 Cams
    -Stock longblock

    Final Numbers:
    525whp and 477wtq @ 18psi
    611whp and 580wtq @ 22psi
    645whp and 633wtq @ 24psi
    668whp and 640wtq @ 27psi
    694whp and 691wtq @ 31psi

    Difference with and without QSV:
    Boost --- From 6psi to 15psi @ 3600rpm
    Horsepower --- From 260whp to 360whp @ 3900rpm
    Torque --- From 360wtq to 480wtq @ 3900rpm

    Gains:
    Boost --- 500rpm spool increase
    Horsepower --- 90whp increase @ 3600rpm
    Torque --- 110wtq increase @ 3600rpm

    Notes:
    300whp @ 3700rpm
    300wtq @ 3200rpm

    600+whp from 4500rpm to redline!!!
    30psi @ 4200rpm!!!


    Cameron's car 525whp and 477wtq @ 18psi with and without QSV Overlay



    Cameron's car 694whp and 691wtq @ 31psi




    Sharkey's Precision 6765 Billet with QSV

    Mod List:
    -Precision 6765 Billet with 1.00 Divided housing
    -QSV
    -4" DP/MP
    -ProEFI 128 Standalone with E85 Flex Fuel setup
    -Stock longblock and cams

    Final Numbers:
    579whp and 534wtq @ 20psi
    642whp and 646wtq @ 24psi
    725whp and 722wtq @ 31psi

    Difference with and without QSV:
    Boost --- From 8psi to 15psi @ 3800rpm
    Horsepower --- From 260whp to 360whp @ 3900rpm
    Torque --- From 360wtq to 480wtq @ 3900rpm

    Gains:
    Boost --- 450rpm spool increase
    Horsepower --- 100whp increase @ 3900rpm
    Torque --- 120wtq increase at 3900rpm

    Notes:
    300WTQ @ 3200rpm!!!
    300WHP @ 3800rpm!!!
    Peak Torque increase of 30lb/ft!!!


    Sharkey's car 579whp and 534wtq @ 20psi



    Sharkey 725whp and 722wtq @ 31psi




    Nate's BW 88/75 Divided setup

    Mod List:
    -Borg Warner 88/75
    -Divided manifold with twin Tial 38mm wastegates
    -4" DP/MP
    -ProEFI 128 Standalone with E85 Flex Fuel setup
    -Stock longblock and cams

    Notes:
    300whp @ 3750rpm
    300wtq @ 3400rpm


    Nate's car 464whp and 459wtq @ 18psi


    Nate 634whp and 626wtq 31psi

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    • #3
      I think this item deserve a bump! make me wants to swap my gtss for -5
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      • #4
        Why does it make you wanna swap gtss for -5? I don't get it

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        • #5
          It'll make the bigger snails spool earlier, like the smaller ones, but preserve the top end.
          Dan
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          • #6
            if only I had an extra 3/4" under the hood
            1989 Skyline GTS-t Type M (Bee-R powered)
            1991 BMW MK Motorsports 850i
            1992 Widebody Mercedes-Benz 400E
            1995 BMW 325i Convertible
            1998 Toyota Avalon XLS (winter beater)
            1993 BMW AC Schnitzer 320i (SOLD)
            1992 Mercedes-Benz SL500 (SOLD)

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            • #7
              The smallest they carry is a t3 so they wouldnt fit the -5's
              My car keeps on stealing my money .

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              • #8
                I was talking about cobraAA's comment. These only work on twin scroll turbos and low mount twins aren't twin scroll.

                How do these hold up to extended high egts? Like road racing? Any track cars running them yet?

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