DIY BOV good writeup~?
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DIY BOV good writeup~?
Im picking a Walbro 255 fuel pump off ebay to protect my car from det*
Since this is going to cost me about $130 I'm not going to be able to afford a new BOV for my custom TID.
I'm looking for a write up on a DIY BOV to keep my turbo in tune until I get the money for a new HKS bov.
I have a write up on a DIY BOV but its not very clear on the how to part (not to mention no pics to help)
I want the custom BOV to do its job for about a month + if not more.
Anybody have a write up on relocating the stock BOV?
Since this is going to cost me about $130 I'm not going to be able to afford a new BOV for my custom TID.
I'm looking for a write up on a DIY BOV to keep my turbo in tune until I get the money for a new HKS bov.
I have a write up on a DIY BOV but its not very clear on the how to part (not to mention no pics to help)
I want the custom BOV to do its job for about a month + if not more.
Anybody have a write up on relocating the stock BOV?
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there is also the vacuum bleeder method. It involves a TEE with two adjustable vacuum bleeders. It bleeds the air after the BOV nipple as to not upset the engine too much and at the same time not cause the BOV to vent at idle.
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thanks for the thread. Its pretty easy to follow!
Do you happen to have this set up. I was just hoping for a picture of the completed project so I could compare when I was done.
Do you happen to have this set up. I was just hoping for a picture of the completed project so I could compare when I was done.
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I put a 2" piece of 1" hose on the BOV, then screwed in a piece of threaded pipe, then screwed on a swing valve, then another piece of pipe, then a 1" to 1.5" pipe adapter.
its SUPER loud, unless you're near like an srt-4 or something. (they sound like a steam engine!)
its SUPER loud, unless you're near like an srt-4 or something. (they sound like a steam engine!)
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Originally Posted by 87RX7TII
Do you happen to have this set up.
Where in the hell do you find irrigation taps that small?
The key word is irrigation.
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Originally Posted by Terrh
I put a 2" piece of 1" hose on the BOV, then screwed in a piece of threaded pipe, then screwed on a swing valve, then another piece of pipe, then a 1" to 1.5" pipe adapter.
its SUPER loud, unless you're near like an srt-4 or something. (they sound like a steam engine!)
its SUPER loud, unless you're near like an srt-4 or something. (they sound like a steam engine!)
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"wtf. walbro off ebay is 95$ shipped from extremepsi, "Rx7 walbro" search"
I found one on ebay for $82 then $20 shipping to canada. ... THEN the exchange rate... $130cdn
I found one on ebay for $82 then $20 shipping to canada. ... THEN the exchange rate... $130cdn
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I moved the bov because I dont want to find try and tap a plastic bov into an exhaust pipe.
THATS why im moving the bov.
I need to find out what to do with the check valve too
THATS why im moving the bov.
I need to find out what to do with the check valve too