2nd Blow-Off Valve??
12-06-01, 09:29 AM
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2nd Blow-Off Valve??
Anyone running two? is this necessary? I have a HK2 super sequential but a second one has been recommended. What does everyone think.
12-06-01, 07:21 PM
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Re: 2nd Blow-Off Valve??
Originally posted by yy4u
Anyone running two? is this necessary? I have a HK2 super sequential but a second one has been recommended. What does everyone think.
Anyone running two? is this necessary? I have a HK2 super sequential but a second one has been recommended. What does everyone think.
12-07-01, 02:47 PM
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If you are having problems with 'boost leaking past the BOV' then you need to replace your BOV. Buy something that will actually work instead of wasting more money on another BOV.
There are a few different theories on where to place the BOV on a car. So that is up to you.
There are a few different theories on where to place the BOV on a car. So that is up to you.
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Originally posted by Styk33
If you are having problems with 'boost leaking past the BOV' then you need to replace your BOV. Buy something that will actually work instead of wasting more money on another BOV.
There are a few different theories on where to place the BOV on a car. So that is up to you.
If you are having problems with 'boost leaking past the BOV' then you need to replace your BOV. Buy something that will actually work instead of wasting more money on another BOV.
There are a few different theories on where to place the BOV on a car. So that is up to you.