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Old 01-10-05, 10:35 AM
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does anyone have a tial bov that is running more than 18 pounds of boost?
the only spec sheet i have every seen quoted that the tial bov can only withstand 7-15 pounds of boost. is this true and if so are there different models of the bov? i am going to be running about 22psi on the track and about 4psi on the road so if i could encompass these boost settings with the tial that would be awesome otherwise i will have to look at other options. thanx in advance.
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I've never run more than 18 psi (on purpose), but my BOV has always cracked when it was supposed to. I have the rotary spring.
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I have a tial and tuned it out for 16psi, On a later tune up though it was running 20 just fine.
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sweet, so it opened and closed at the correct times then? and no probs? does it matter how little of boost is run?
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Yeah spring is 11psi, thats as low as I can go (profec-b turned off).
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