wanarace74

i just bought a couple turboxs adjustable bovs. where exactly do i install them. ? shall i connect them to my stock holes on the y pipe?

BoostCrzy

....there is one blow-off valve and the other valve is the CRV(charge relief valve)....the valve that plumbs from the part of the y-pipe where both pipes meet, is the BOV....the CRV is the valve plumed on the secondary turbo side of the y-pipe.....

Mahjik

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As stated, there are two BOV "type" devices. One is the actual BOV (the one located closest to the front of the car), the other is the CRV which is closest to the UIM.

They have different operating characteristics:

http://www.autosportracetech.com/RX-...leshooting.htm

Just replace the BOV and leave the CRV alone. As for where to connect it, if you don't have a flange for the BOV, then it needs to be welded to a hard IC pipe. If you have a flange, you can just connect it using the stock connection on the Y-Pipe.

wanarace74

thanx guys you hav been more than helpful.

crazyrx7

Unless you are running non-sequential then they both become blow of valves.

R.K.

BoostCrzy

then you must replumb the vaccuum source for changing the crv to a bov......

tookwik

I dont know if I agree with that.

crazyrx7

I'm running parallel turbos and both of the valves are blow off valves. Yes you do have to replumb the vacuum source. Basically just "T" the line where the bov gets its source from.

R.K.

wanarace74

i would never touch the crv, (the flange where the 2 pies meet right?) from what i am getting i need to plug off the stick holes on th front and back ofthe y pipe and weld my bov (just one bov) on the ic tube. rtight?

wanarace74

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crazyrx7

If you are in sequential mode then take the stock bov off and cap it where it comes of the Y pipe. Then you can weld it on the intercooler pipe. Just don't forget to run a vacuum line back to the new bov. I hope this answers your question.

R.K.

wanarace74

this thread helped a big headache for a genuine rx7 lover! i stare and dream of driving it, haven't ran it yet since putting engine back to gether... replaceing all vacuum lines, doing everything the right way...
chris

crazyrx7

Glad we can help.

R.K.