While valve is BOV
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Which valve is BOV
If I wanted a louder BOV sound from the stock BOV, which valve would I vent to the atmosphere? The one located near the front of the engine bay, or the one near the rear?
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sorry for the stupid question that I could probably find in a search, but I was putting together my car and I thought I would ask quick since my hands are fithly and this was easier than searching...sorry, for being lazy!
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hmmm...
to my knowledge the stock BOV (or as I like to refer to it as, the Air Bypass Valve) doesn't make sound, even when vented into the air...
It is not really designed for sound...that is why I got the APEXi Dual Chamber BOV, the sound isn't great but it is nice, and the performace is good too.
It is not really designed for sound...that is why I got the APEXi Dual Chamber BOV, the sound isn't great but it is nice, and the performace is good too.
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Stock is loud enough
I have the APEXI intake, and the stock BOV venting into the intake is quite loud. Even when I'm not at full boost. It is even louder now that I put on the vented hood.
I have a blitz SS BOV to go in my IC pipe, Really just for show since the stock unit does a very good job.
Make sure you plug the air box after you pull that hose off. I would use a rubber stopper.
I have a blitz SS BOV to go in my IC pipe, Really just for show since the stock unit does a very good job.
Make sure you plug the air box after you pull that hose off. I would use a rubber stopper.
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