3rd Gen BOPs IMO
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3rd Gen BOPs IMO
..just got my Block off plates yesterday..
a bit disappointed in that it didnt include a BOP for the flange from the hard pipe (in front of the UIM) that leads to the ACV...it also does not include a BOP for the flange after removal of the air pipe that leads to the cat...i figured if this set was for emissions removal, it should include these as well....oh well..should have just had a shop do the complete set....or are these even required to be blocked off ?....
oh...
and didnt get any gasket material...and i believe it was posted that they were suppose to include these as well...
a bit disappointed in that it didnt include a BOP for the flange from the hard pipe (in front of the UIM) that leads to the ACV...it also does not include a BOP for the flange after removal of the air pipe that leads to the cat...i figured if this set was for emissions removal, it should include these as well....oh well..should have just had a shop do the complete set....or are these even required to be blocked off ?....
oh...
and didnt get any gasket material...and i believe it was posted that they were suppose to include these as well...
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Originally posted by spooledUP7
BOP = Block Off Plate
ACV = Air Control Valve
UIM = Upper Intake Manifold
... = too many hours in chat rooms...
BOP = Block Off Plate
ACV = Air Control Valve
UIM = Upper Intake Manifold
... = too many hours in chat rooms...
now on to searching so I understand what the hell is going on
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Originally posted by spooledUP7
... = too many hours in chat rooms...
... = too many hours in chat rooms...
I don't know too much about block off plates and would like to learn as well, anyone got any info we can browse through?
Thanks
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I plan on making my own. Seriously, it cannot be that hard, and I'll be rebuilding my engine sometime so everything will be apart. Just get a piece of sheet metal (of generous thickness), and cut shapes to fit.
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