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PotatoFlakeSTi
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Can't seem to find my camera, it's gotta be in one of the moving boxes we put in the basement.
I got my boost leak tester and promptly slapped it on.
Couldn't even build 15 psi initially the BOV was leaking so bad, it appears to be a HKS knockoff. Luckily I had a stock one laying around so I put that on.
Few leaks here and there from the T-Clamps not being fitted perfectly.
The factory BoV is leaking a little, I tried to crush it to see if that would make a difference, it did not, so it must be the seal(starts at ~12psi).
Thanks, mine is two separate pieces, with a whole lot more bolts. No rubber insulators, though that would be a good idea.
I got my boost leak tester and promptly slapped it on.
Couldn't even build 15 psi initially the BOV was leaking so bad, it appears to be a HKS knockoff. Luckily I had a stock one laying around so I put that on.
Few leaks here and there from the T-Clamps not being fitted perfectly.
The factory BoV is leaking a little, I tried to crush it to see if that would make a difference, it did not, so it must be the seal(starts at ~12psi).
Here it is.
Bolts go thru upper/front holes and spacer w/ rubber into nuts welded into lower radiator support.
Bolts for bottom/back go thru spacer and replace a bolt that normally holds something (control arm) in the front suspension.
Its a good idea to stick your bolts thru your skidplate and configure any spacer and rubber insulator and then weld a large washer to the bolt to hold everything together as one part. Less stuff to misplace and quicker to reassemble during rushed service.
Thanks, mine is two separate pieces, with a whole lot more bolts. No rubber insulators, though that would be a good idea.
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