Gaskets, and miscellaneous parts will need to be changed when you service the turbo system. Find all of the extra parts you will need here to complete the job.
GFB’s DV+ solution is more responsive, less expensive, easier to install, and doesn’t cause compressor surge/ turbo flutter. Oh, and it doesn’t require different springs or frequent re-builds either. Uses a factory solenoid coil for seamless integration Replaces plastic valve parts with metal for reliability and strength – especially important on tuned engines Direct-fit replacement with GFB’s TMS benefits Exclusive “pilot-actuated” valve mechanism for rapid response at high boost GFB expands the DV+ range with a direct-fit solution for the weak factory diverter valve used on many European vehicles. The solenoid coil itself from the factory-fitted valve is great the ECU opens it faster than any pneumatic valve so why replace it? The weak point, however, is the valve mechanism itself. GFB’s DV+ solves this problem by replacing the valve parts with an anodized billet aluminum housing, fitted with a brass piston machined to exact tolerances. The result is sharper throttle response and lightning-fast valve actuation, and it will hold as much boost as you can throw at it. Read all about the DV+ story below. Other manufacturers’ products involve replacing the entire system with a traditional pneumatic valve or include a solenoid valve with the diverter. These approaches add unnecessary cost and additional parts (in some cases requiring long vacuum hose runs, mounting brackets, etc). All these additional items result in a product that is slower, less responsive, more expensive and takes longer to install.
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If you are planning on running additional boost, keeping tabs on the level is going to be an important factor. For doing this you have many options...Apps, scanners, coding. But what about a good old mechanical gauge? Now you can add one the easy way with this sandwich plate adapter from FTP. Simply remove the factory boost sensor install the plate, re-bolt the boost sensor and you're done.
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