Stoofed
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- Sep 16, 2013
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Layton,
Utah
So I've been thinking about getting a aftermarket bov and couldn't really find anything online to help me out. What other materials would I need if I wanted to install a aftermarket bov?
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So I've been thinking about getting a aftermarket bov and couldn't really find anything online to help me out. What other materials would I need if I wanted to install a aftermarket bov?
I would also recommend just saving your money and getting a 1g BOV. Unless you're getting into some serious boost, you don't need to push the limits of a 1g BOV, especially after it's crushed.
I would also recommend just saving your money and getting a 1g BOV. Unless you're getting into some serious boost, you don't need to push the limits of a 1g BOV, especially after it's crushed.
So would you not recommend getting a HKS SSQV bov if I'm stock?
Why would you want one? For the sound? I have found them to be very hit and moss. One will work good and the next will leak like a seiv. Just stick with a 1g bov or a good used greddy type s or rs.
I do enjoy the sound compared to others, so it's not worth it in your opinion?
