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Old 07-23-03, 02:32 PM
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TurboXS Type H-34 BOV

Hey guys I just got my used Turboxs bov(well a bypass valve). I'm getting ready to install it and I know that this one is meant to be routed back into the intake but can I just open air vent it? Do I need to install a check valve like the stock BOV needs to be open air vented?

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http://www.turboxs.com/racing_bypass_valve.htm
Old 07-23-03, 02:47 PM
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I lost horse power with this blow off valve.

I suggest you mount it as far away from the turbo, and after the intercooler.

As for stalling I dont really think it will be a problem as long as you install all the washers.
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Why would I need all the washers?
Should I install it right before the throttlebody?
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i never had any problems with this bov. i installed it to the stock location with a curved piece of radiator hose from autozone, and a water heater hose from home depot. it doesn't need a checkvalve, but you need to plug the hole that will be left in the tid. i have some pics on my computer at home that i can post for you if you'd like


the washers are for the stiffness of the spring. if its too loose, you can get a vac leak. but you also don't want too many in there, or it won't function completely right
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I"ve got it installed and it's working great. How many washers did you use?
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i had like 2 or 3 in there i think. i changed it a few times. i might have had 4 in there once, but i think 3 is a good amount.

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Cool, I"ll post some pics of my install later. I love the woosh and the POP after!
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This valve leaks
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saabguy, i never had any problems with mine. maybe you just had bad luck or something. or maybe you were running too much boost.

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