Stock BOV
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Stock BOV
just bought a TII and im wondering how
all those people make their stock BOVs flow into the atmosphere
if there is an easy explaination or a write up
thanks
all those people make their stock BOVs flow into the atmosphere
if there is an easy explaination or a write up
thanks
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There are several members who have done this. From my understanding the stock BOV is not good after 12psi (maybe 10, search) because it is prone to leaking. I personally don't remember who did it, but it involves a one way check valve and some fittings from any store that has plumbing supplies.
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i disconnected the hose from the bov that connects to the intake
and the car starts and shuts off
it was fine when i connected it again
so im wondering to make my stock bov work do i need to cap the hose to the intake or do i just need to keep pressure on the bov with a check valve
and the car starts and shuts off
it was fine when i connected it again
so im wondering to make my stock bov work do i need to cap the hose to the intake or do i just need to keep pressure on the bov with a check valve