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hatchetninja101

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May 16, 2009
st-aubert,
I'm about to install my new FMIC kit and I was wondering if I set my adjustable BOV at higher level would fix my VTA problem.Example;If I set it at 15 PSI and I run 12 will it cause problems?Or I really need to make a custom pipe to send the air back to the intake.I'd like to see some pic of how you made your pipe/fixed the VTA problem.

Regards.
 
No idea what your asking. Your BOV doesn't regulate anything. Are you talking about the wastegate? And by VTA do you mean vent to atmosphere? No it won't fix your problem. You have to recirculate the BOV. You can't set the BOV at any pressure. The wastegate is what you set by changing the color of spring in it.
 
No idea what your asking. Your BOV doesn't regulate anything. Are you talking about the wastegate? And by VTA do you mean vent to atmosphere? No it won't fix your problem. You have to recirculate the BOV. You can't set the BOV at any pressure. The wastegate is what you set by changing the color of spring in it.

Wow I got my shit backward,sorry.I will try to edit or re-write correctly my questions later...My fault sorry for the confusion.



EDIT:Sorry I really don't know how to explain it could you please post pics of how you did to re-circulate the air?That would help me alot...Maybe there's some kind of sticky around too that I don't know of.
 
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