immanuel__7

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im looking at getting a Bov as the last time i baught a used stock bov it was leaking at idle and low boot. so i figured i best just get a new one. u guys think this is a good deal and would work good for stock setup? the only mod will be a bridge port or street port
http://cgi.ebay.ca/AMK-RACING-UNIVER...QQcmdZViewItem

works out to 50$ shiped

immanuel__7

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or would this kit be better for 100$ shiped
http://cgi.ebay.ca/RS-BLOW-OFF-BOV-B...ayphotohosting

TongassT

For a stock setup, the stock BOV works fine. The stock BOV is open at idle, that's why is needs to be connected to the intake.

If you're looking to get that phoosh noise, you need to put a check valve there (search for how). Keep in mind that "kit" will cost you $150. It's $120 for shipping alone. If you want aftermarket, get a real aftermarket system, not that sketchy ebay stuff.

arghx

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http://www.teamfc3s.org/info/articles/blowoff.html

MidnightOwl

If you used that $10 bov, it would more than likely just be one giant vacuum leak. My pal got a knock off SSQV and it lasted for two weeks, then converted into a giant leak.

freemanrx7

A buddy showed me how to make the stock bov vent into the air. All you need is a check valve system. Mine is made of a cut off plastic coke bottle, hair tie, and a little suction cup thing you use to hold things on glass. I've had it about 6 months and no problems. Cost me a few $. Although I do plan on getting a real BOV.

dot_txt

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Buying one of those for 100$ and then buying another one for $300 2 weeks later doesn't make sense. I'd just buy a good one to begin with.

tomoaac

Hi, As everyone else has said, all you need to do is look at the stuff in the photos to see it is just cheap crap!!

I have had a BLitz BOV in the past but then went back to stock, now I have done an intake, removed emissions and that good stuff I wanted a ATMOSPHERIC BOV.

I bought a second hand Baileys Valve, its good because It is duel piston so perfect for use with the Air Flow Meter.

It cost $100 from a friend but new they are over $200, cool as **** tho.

nicokpe

What he said is true

immanuel__7

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cool thanks for the input as i was talking with Aaroncake today i think il just keep the stock one and do the plumbers check valve trick as the stock Bov sounds kind of cool

Aaron Cake

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I believe that I said using a stock BOV and check valve is worse then an eBay BOV.

Terrible, terrible hack for no purpose other then to make noise.

A cheap eBay BOV will accomplish the same thing, and if it fails, you're only out $20.

immanuel__7

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lol ya thats what he sayed
my bad

immanuel__7

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lol ya thats what he sayed
my bad
i stand corrected

Captain_kirk

true dat!!! i got screwed on ebay one to many times. just spend the money its way btr