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Old 06-26-08, 06:37 PM
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hmm... which hose going into the airbox is the BOV hose? I haven't been able find my BOV cuz I've still got the stock airbox and it's so cramped in there
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Originally Posted by KKMpunkrock2011
hmm... which hose going into the airbox is the BOV hose? I haven't been able find my BOV cuz I've still got the stock airbox and it's so cramped in there

Follow the hose and it will lead to a BROWN bell plastic looking thing labeled "ABV". That means air bypass valve, which is your "bov". The hose on the other side of it goes to the y-pipe.
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ok thanks, and just disconnect that hose?
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Originally Posted by KKMpunkrock2011
ok thanks, and just disconnect that hose?
The hose that goes from the (ABV or BOV) to the airbox, cap off the port on the airbox and eliminate that hose.

Your bov is now vented into the atmosphere and you will hear the WSSSHHH sound now.
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Originally Posted by Rx72Heaven
Take the rubber tube off the airbox that runs to the ABV(BOV) and plug the hole on the airbox with a grommet. Now your BOV will vent to atmosphere, therefore... PSHHHH
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GOT IT! It sounds great, thanks for all the help, I'll post pics when it's light out and I can document it a bit better.
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ha ha, my friend just told me this, that hose that goes from the BOV to the airbox is like a spleen! USELESS!
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yea pretty much, its just vents the air pressure back into the airbox instead of into atmosphere.
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Blitz is actually pretty loud. I think the old Horn style Blitzs would sound the most like the Ferrari. I was running 18 psi when I had mine though,
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well wouldn't higher boost mean a louder sound as there is more pressurized air that's trying to escape?
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Originally Posted by KKMpunkrock2011
well wouldn't higher boost mean a louder sound as there is more pressurized air that's trying to escape?
Yep, but i wouldn't use the stock ABV for anything higher then 10psi.
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Do you even have a FD?
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Originally Posted by RotaryRX-007
Do you even have a FD?
Me?
Old 06-27-08, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Rx72Heaven
Me?
he probably meant kkmpunkrock...Since he doesn't have an FD...
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Originally Posted by Rx72Heaven
Yep, but i wouldn't use the stock ABV for anything higher then 10psi.
The stock BOV does just fine for higher boost. Many guys have used it up to 17 PSI (about what the older BNR's were topping out at) without any issues. However, changing/installing a BOV is an easy thing to do. It's a good way to get people started working on cars who have never needed to in the past.
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yeah i've got an FD so go **** yourselves, here's the pics
http://liquidretro.net/jon/RX7-Sunday/
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if you want any more proof i've got the loan documents and the title right here I can scan in you *****
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I must have been thinking of some other dorky kid, sorry mr. punk rock
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I personally love the greddy type S BOV... sounds great - http://youtube.com/watch?v=IPOEjAnQIlI

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Originally Posted by CYD
Synapse Synchronic Pull Type - BOV

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ffj01k64AZI

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excellent choice. The Ferrari sounds like it has the Greddy Type-R. Also a great Valve. 50mm Tial's are also very popular these days.

HKS SSQ sound like ***....the old purple ceramic one sounded great, as did the original Super Blow Off Valve (circa '89)
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Originally Posted by Mahjik
The stock BOV does just fine for higher boost. Many guys have used it up to 17 PSI (about what the older BNR's were topping out at) without any issues. However, changing/installing a BOV is an easy thing to do. It's a good way to get people started working on cars who have never needed to in the past.
yea true it could work up to 17 PSI, but i wouldn't trust it. I bet it dosent let enough boost pressure out.
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Originally Posted by Rx72Heaven
yea true it could work up to 17 PSI, but i wouldn't trust it. I bet it dosent let enough boost pressure out.
That wouldn't be much different than the guys who don't run a BOV.
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ok got a stock one for now, vented to the atmosphere :] sounds quite nice

cheers guys
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You're welcome bud.

Tharek and I decided you are an absolute nutter (in the best possible way)!! Lol, was fun.

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Originally Posted by Mahjik
The stock BOV does just fine for higher boost. Many guys have used it up to 17 PSI (about what the older BNR's were topping out at) without any issues.
So you're saying that 17psi is about the upper limit of what the stock Denso BOV can handle?? That sucks, I def didn't want to replace mine (don't fix what ain't broke!) while I still had twins..

I'm currently running 1.1 bar and am thinking of going a little bit higher when my A/I is in... Will DEF be pushing over 20psi (fuel dependent) once I get my v-mount in this fall.


As for putting in an aftermarket BOV... adding an extra one to the elbow will not interfere with the stock one, or vice versa, will it?


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