So back on topic...
I guess the word is that 100% atm on the GFB is not really a good thing? It is loud, but causes problems?
This is a discussion on "The BIG BOV thread" (Where all bov question threads get merged) within the Engine Modifications forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Most BOV's are the same. So what you have will be fine with your setup. HKS makes slightly different types ...
Most BOV's are the same. So what you have will be fine with your setup. HKS makes slightly different types that have 2 champers know as pull types. these valves dont leak. most all other BOV's will leak after a few years of use.
So back on topic...
I guess the word is that 100% atm on the GFB is not really a good thing? It is loud, but causes problems?
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hmm this might change my mind from getting the TXS one since people have had problems with it. Nice touch at the end![]()
Sounds good...is this the 100% atmospheric version, or am I on crack in thinking that they make a 50/50 one?
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Well, try it at 100% atm. and see what you think. If you don't like it change it back. That's the cool thing about the GFB, you can go both ways. I know a few people running full atm. bov and they absolutely love them and the way they run. The WRX just wasn't made to run a full atm. bov unless modified. I won't hurt the car but will slow it down a bit.
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yeah I'm using the 100%atm version, they also do make a recirculating one as wellOriginally posted by Verdugo
Sounds good...is this the 100% atmospheric version, or am I on crack in thinking that they make a 50/50 one?
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I bought one used, and run it 50/50. No problems, I wasn't looking for huge sound effects though, sounds just right. Cars runs great too.
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loudest are RFLs and Blitz 1st gen
removing the intercooler is more work, but makes it alot easier.
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Originally posted by platano
At 14???![]()
shoot , I'd hit it at current age, on roof of the car, with cousin driving , neighbor and town priest in the back seat, and that kid from "N.Korea" riding shotgun.
thanks for the help....i didnt take the intercooler out cause i didnt find the need to...it was pretty easy...i love the sound of the hks bov....its killer...and i havent even gotten by exhaust yet...cant wait!!!![]()
A friend of mine was wondering what causes a little bit of oil residue on the blow off valve. Is it something he needs to be concerned about? I didn't know the answer for sure so I decided to ask everyone else?
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It is normal. Blowby gasses from the crankcase are vented back into the intake stream the gasses contain oil residue that can build up leaving some gunk. Just clean it up or get a catch can to stop it from happening.
I have a universal HKS BOV lying around in my house.
does anyone know where to buy a flange for WRX?
I'm currently stock waiting for the warranty to end, so this gives me time to think about what I want to do, Iv'e read in a few threads that Bov decreases the engine performance when the turbo is stock, why is that ? My understanding was that the bOV opened to let air into the turbo when you're not on the throttle to keep the turbo spooling.
While we're on the subject what's a everyday turbo , that I don't have to worry about detonating my motor with? Responses greatly appreciated.
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Some cars behave oddly with an aftermarket BOV, others seem to run fine. Most people will say you don't need to get one unless you go above 17-18 psi.
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