rb20det_pwr wrote:Ive heard it called as "backpressure" before. We used to do it on purpose, by running no blowoff valve, the air that should be going through your blowoff instead bounces off of your closed throttle and all the way back through the system (including the turbine) and out the intake. (open if you want it louder). and there is a lot of contreversy if it is bad for the turbo. TMS will tell you all day that your silly for running backpressure but I, personally, think that turbo blades are made to spin so it isnt that bad. And i have heard of people running this way for a long time with no issues. But I wouldnt do it on anything but a stock turbo just in case it is bad.
This has to be the dumbest thing ive heard.... Do you understand what is happening to the turbo fins when you do this. Ok the turbo blades are ment to flow only one way. Now imagine forcing pressurized air onto them in the opposite direct they are suuposed to turn. Its bend the blades and this is why compressor surge is bad. Your compressor is turning one way and the air forcing back through is going the opposite. If you get it bad enough it can cause the turbo to pause for a sec putting massive stress on the blades and internals.
Example which is small scale. Take a pinwheel thing and its made to flow one way now blow air the opposite direction back through the way it is supposed to flow. Bet it stops moving.