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ReCirc or plumb back? ( BOV )

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Old 12-26-06, 05:30 PM
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ReCirc or plumb back? ( BOV )

Im not into all the woosh woosh stuff from a BOV but want to upgrade my stock unit but keep it plumbed back in in to the TID.

do i need to go ReCirc valve to retain my idol ? or
Can i go with a Plumb back and it wont affect the idol?
Old 12-26-06, 11:43 PM
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Yes, it shouldnt affect your idol unless your new bov is leaking. There are a couple of bov out there that come as a kit to recirculate, but i am not sure if they make one for the FC.
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I f you don't want a rich spot between shifts and want to retain stock like flow, go witha recirc setup...

open vented BOVs will cause a rich spot between shifts and can possible screw up idle mixture if the spring is too loose. Ideally, metered air should stay in the system...
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