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How would one go about replacing the stock bypass valve with an aftermarket bov. Does it require fabricating a intercooler pipe, or welding on the adapter piece for the aftermarket bov? Some help please..
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Re: replace stock bov
Originally posted by fg0d
How would one go about replacing the stock bypass valve with an aftermarket bov. Does it require fabricating a intercooler pipe, or welding on the adapter piece for the aftermarket bov? Some help please..
How would one go about replacing the stock bypass valve with an aftermarket bov. Does it require fabricating a intercooler pipe, or welding on the adapter piece for the aftermarket bov? Some help please..
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Originally posted by JackoliciousLegs
a woosh. At over 8psi, it flutters like a wrc car. It's loud, but not abnoxious.
a woosh. At over 8psi, it flutters like a wrc car. It's loud, but not abnoxious.
No point in having one if its not releasing enough pressure to do that.
However, I also think that compressor surge isn't as bad as most people make it out to be, (stock) BOV's are more of an emmions/noise control device than to promote turbo reliability.
Open air venting BOV's are just a **** value rice mod.
But this is getting a little bit off topic now so i'll shut up.
Ps, No WRC cars don't run BOV's at all(except the EVO's)
*edited to make a little more sense to most people*
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Originally posted by JackoliciousLegs
YESSS!!! I've been waiting to say this... go here.
It's a thread started by yours truly. That's the BEST way to do it.
YESSS!!! I've been waiting to say this... go here.
It's a thread started by yours truly. That's the BEST way to do it.
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I also think that isn't as bad as most people make it out to be, (stock) BOV's are more of an emmions/noise control device than to promote turbo reliability.
I also think that isn't as bad as most people make it out to be, (stock) BOV's are more of an emmions/noise control device than to promote turbo reliability.
Open air venting BOV's are just a **** value rice mod.
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Originally posted by NZConvertible
...At stock boost levels compressor surge probably isn't that bad, but once you start turning up the wick it becomes a more serious issue...
...At stock boost levels compressor surge probably isn't that bad, but once you start turning up the wick it becomes a more serious issue...
Which I know for a fact wont happen on a S4 13b until at least after 15psi.....
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Originally posted by bcty
turbo xs best easlyest upgrade.. get the type S.. installs in like 2 min useing the stock rubber hose..
turbo xs best easlyest upgrade.. get the type S.. installs in like 2 min useing the stock rubber hose..
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Originally posted by J-Rat
No, so you can run a custom TID without havng the plumbing problems of recirculating the relief air...
No, so you can run a custom TID without havng the plumbing problems of recirculating the relief air...
But if you're going to spend all that money on an aftermarket one, I just figure you might as well upgrade instead of getting one that works no better than stock.
Dont you ever get tired of being a smartass?..
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Originally posted by J-Rat
Actually, the Turbo XS is rated for higher boost pressures.
Actually, the Turbo XS is rated for higher boost pressures.
And it sounds REALLY COOL!!
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Originally posted by NZConvertible
Fair enough, I'll give you that. But you still only need it if you run enough boost to make the stock BOV actually leak. Anybody actually tested that?
Ha! Busted, you ricer!
Fair enough, I'll give you that. But you still only need it if you run enough boost to make the stock BOV actually leak. Anybody actually tested that?
Ha! Busted, you ricer!
Actually, I know that I run enough boost to necessitate the need for an aftermarket BOV. The stock BOV leaks constantly anyways!
As far as the sound..Thats just a nice perk.
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typhoon stage 2 bov... search ebay. dont get the stage 3 with the funny horn... get the stage 2.
$40 shipped. 15 sec install. I made a thread about it when i got mine 5 months ago. search for it.
EDIT: found the thread...
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=265712
and here are a few of them on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2456791417
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2457006259
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2457006273
$40 shipped. 15 sec install. I made a thread about it when i got mine 5 months ago. search for it.
EDIT: found the thread...
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=265712
and here are a few of them on ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2456791417
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2457006259
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2457006273
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Originally posted by NZConvertible
Do you know what boost level it started to leak at? I'm curious.
Do you know what boost level it started to leak at? I'm curious.
The only proof I had of leakage was the inability to run it without the relief valve recirculated (I.E Vac leak). Whether or not it was leaking under boost or not, I dont know. I can probably rig a ghetto pressure tester to it and see.
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Originally posted by Jaared
typhoon stage 2 bov... search ebay. dont get the stage 3 with the funny horn... get the stage 2.
typhoon stage 2 bov... search ebay. dont get the stage 3 with the funny horn... get the stage 2.
BTW Jaared, the thread you linked was about some dude's gearbox...
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I suppose the statement your fishing for is "No NZConvertible I dont know".
I suppose the statement your fishing for is "No NZConvertible I dont know".
The only proof I had of leakage was the inability to run it without the relief valve recirculated (I.E Vac leak).
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Originally posted by NZConvertible
Wow, that one mst be good because "This is a TRUE JDM product". Yeah, whatever man...
BTW Jaared, the thread you linked was about some dude's gearbox...
Wow, that one mst be good because "This is a TRUE JDM product". Yeah, whatever man...
BTW Jaared, the thread you linked was about some dude's gearbox...
LoL the people that write the ebay add are not the people that make the bov. There are more of the same BOV on ebay right now FROM tyfoon and they are 79.99 "buy it now".
The links i put were for the same bov but at a cheaper price because they are sold through another seller.
Yea i mis-linked... my bad. i thought that YARRR thread was funny and had it in my clipboard... my bad.
Apexi and all the other super name brands are nice... maybe nicer than the one i got.. but they are tripple the price. Im happy with mine. Thought id share to the other broke 2nd gen owners... if we had lots of money we would have fd's.
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Originally posted by NZConvertible
Damn.
Ah, that's a totally different kettle of fish. If you go to the thread JackoliciousLegs linked to at the beginning of this thread, there's a link in there from me that shows how to stop open-vented stock BOV's from leaking at idle.
Damn.
Ah, that's a totally different kettle of fish. If you go to the thread JackoliciousLegs linked to at the beginning of this thread, there's a link in there from me that shows how to stop open-vented stock BOV's from leaking at idle.
Now my question. Why are you so diametrically opposed to aftermarket BOVs?
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