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How to adjust BOV

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sadc

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Feb 17, 2008
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I was wondering on how to adjust my xs rfl bov im getting compressor surge and its not opening up at 5 lbs -_- its the one that looks like this

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i heard about adding washers or not tightin or retightin a nut....i dont know exatly where to look. PLEASE HELP!!!!
 
Closed your other thread. Add washers or remove washers to "adjust".
 
where do i add the washer? on the top where i connect the VAC house? and if i take off washers does it release the pressure at lower lbs or dosnt release pressure at lower lbs? sorry im a noob when it comes to this xs rfl :(
 
Unscrew the top. Add the washers inside. I think turboXS has a website with OEM instruction manuals, too.
 
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