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Since the OP's question has been answered, I'm going to jump in with another question because there's already a diagram up.
ITT - I still have the 2 stock Air bypass valves (BOV's). How can I remove those and cap them off? I'm running HKS intakes, not the Racing Suction. I have an HKS BOV attached to a greddy elbow and I don't want the original BOV's there anymore.
ITT - I still have the 2 stock Air bypass valves (BOV's). How can I remove those and cap them off? I'm running HKS intakes, not the Racing Suction. I have an HKS BOV attached to a greddy elbow and I don't want the original BOV's there anymore.
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To follow up with post #2, there are two nipples on the primary turbo inlet. The other one goes to the oil metering squirters on the rotor housings.
Mazda basically was providing filtered/suctioned air (non-boost) to depressurize the crankcase and prevent leakdown into the housings after shutdown.
Mazda basically was providing filtered/suctioned air (non-boost) to depressurize the crankcase and prevent leakdown into the housings after shutdown.
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