atmosphere bov
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From: Kennewick, Washington
can't you just vent the stock one to atmosphere? since the system is MAP based, you'll get the sound and it will still look stock. I dont know if that is a big deal where you live or not.
I thought both the BOV and the CRV (correct em if I am wrong) could be vented to atmosphere... since they both just vent into the airbox anyways. I believe Mazda did this to dampen the sound. Just do a little reverse engineering.
Plus, if you want to make the BOV respond faster... if it makes that much of a difference, there is a guy that can modify your stock one to be just as fast as any aftermarket. someone post a link to info? I never saved it.
I thought both the BOV and the CRV (correct em if I am wrong) could be vented to atmosphere... since they both just vent into the airbox anyways. I believe Mazda did this to dampen the sound. Just do a little reverse engineering.
Plus, if you want to make the BOV respond faster... if it makes that much of a difference, there is a guy that can modify your stock one to be just as fast as any aftermarket. someone post a link to info? I never saved it.
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on my previous FD i had an homemade (pettit style) intake and i left my BOV & CRV vented. in two years of having them like that i never had a problem.
Not to mention that most turbos blow at least a little bit of oil. That filter is the only thing keeping that half of the engine bay sorta clean.
Dave
Joined: May 2005
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From: Kennewick, Washington
Ok, so run the stock BOV to atmosphere with a filter on the end. I bet it is still loud enough to hear and it will (still) do the same thing it did before... and the same thing an aftermarket one will.
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