sbcxtreme
15+ Year Contributor
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- Jan 21, 2006
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Cincinnati,
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Cant find much info on how much boost the different bov's will hold. Needs to be recirculating ones also. Any info is appreciated
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Stock 1G with the Dejon/Dodge mod works fine at 30+
Does it really?? I've read the Dodge Mod holds that much,but never heard first hand.
sbcxtreme said:I have a flange with holes drilled for both. 1g and type-s
Awesome info in dsmunknown. Man i really appreciate it. Good to see that people are happy with them. Thats actually the one i was set on getting but wanted to see if there were any better options out there. Thanks for the help guys. I will let everyone know how it works out.
sbcxtreme said:FYI, just called extremepsi and they said that the extra springs are STANDARD with forge.
Click here to see. This just goes to show you another difference between Extreme PSI and SBR. 
) & the Greddy type RS up to 22psi & both held without issues. I ran the Forge first & was defently happy with the quality but I could get it to blow off properly no matter which spring combo I ran & I would get major surge under light throttle. Just didn't like something on my setup but the quality of the valve was amazing & they gave me a full refund after a years use since I couldn't get it to work properly, defently a good company to deal with. Even with the lightest spring it help 20 psi without any leaks. I then switched to the Greddy Type RS, it to held fine at 22 psi & worked properly once I played around with the adjustment screw but I will be changing this in the spring to an HKS SSQV. The Greddy was working fine for me, I just don't like Greddy as a company & I have had nothing but bad luck with most of their products I have run & their warranty repairs are rediciously long so Im swapping out their products.
Every Forge I've heard were little bird chirps that could barely be heard? I agree if you can vent properly, then the Tial is the way to go, but if you must recirculate, then the Greddy Type-R or the Forge are by far one of the bests
Yes. Kevin Kiggly runs one on his 9 second fwd dsm.

, yep. 2 would get the job done. Being auto, my BOV rarely gets used. It only goes off if I intentionally make it, or at the end of a run. I am not running high boost by any means, but my HKS SSQV is silent recirc'd even compared to my 1g. I though I was hallucinating at first, so I slapped the 1g back on for kicks, and it was louder when recirc'd. Just FYI, I guess...Remember he also has an A/T so would not be using the BOV on shifts![]()
A BOV's purpose is to quickly release when the throttle plate closes to fully vent the shock wave of air that reverberates off the throttle plate back to the compressor which can cause potential damage. As such it must be matched both in flow and response to an individual application.
A 1G crushed BOV might stand up to 30psi (my 16yo D-G modded one leaks slightly at 15psi) but would not suggest it for a big HP application (note: the Greddy RS with a larger valve is rated to < 500HP).
Then again as cheap as they are used you could always run two![]()