Are there any negatives with venting the stock BOV to the atmosphere?
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Originally Posted by jeremyb
Just tape a duck calling mouthpiece to the outlet of the valve
anyway, yeah i had it vented to the atmosphere for a few weeks. i didnt get any oil residue, but i got so sick of the sound i had to cap it off. id pick up my friends and they would continually keep asking what was broken on my car... basically i found it fun for a day or 2. youll get over it really fast. as a result, ive got a greddy type S on my 20b (still havent gotten around to getting it in the car)... but im routing a hose back to one of the intake filters to quiet it down. just leave it be... thats my 2 cents
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Originally Posted by ludeowner
On a MAF system like say an Eclipse GST putting on a BOV would cuase problems because the air is metered and the proper amount of fuel is added. The BOV on a MAF equipped car will mess with the air metering process.
Originally Posted by DaleClark
Yeah, the stock BOV is LOUD. I tried mine open-air vented just to see what it was like. It's a little obnoxious around town, but on the freeway it gets REAL old. You get a continual blow-off while cruising.
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Originally Posted by mad_7tist
i would think that is the crv. /\
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Originally Posted by WaLieN
Haha, you guys don't like the sound of the blow off valve? Oh, and for the rubber nipple, what size should I get (3/4" iirc)?
I was just thinking that vented BOVs remind me of making a fart noise with your hand in your armpit. We all did it for a couple of hours one day as kids, but at some point you realize that doing it in public doesn't impress people.
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