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Guys what is needed for me to use a blow off valve for this application?
I was going to place it right before the throttle body.
I have read however that it may not be a good idea with a supercharger and while using a maf.
My supercharger is the quiet kind and so is my exhaust, I'd like to hear at least a blow off valve to remind me the car has forced induction.
Guys what is needed for me to use a blow off valve for this application?
I was going to place it right before the throttle body.
I have read however that it may not be a good idea with a supercharger and while using a maf.
My supercharger is the quiet kind and so is my exhaust, I'd like to hear at least a blow off valve to remind me the car has forced induction.
any idea where to get one of those?
Do you have any pictures of it on your car or a vid or sound clip better yet. I am not sure where this valve is located on my setup.
Why not face the bov away from the inside of the car and also put one of those small k&n style filters at the exit? That should quiet them down considerably.
Originally Posted by blu00rdstr
I went from SSQV (very loud and annoying) to Vortech Race (loud) and am looking for a quiet BOV.
Why not face the bov away from the inside of the car and also put one of those small k&n style filters at the exit? That should quiet them down considerably.
From what I've been told the filters make a little bit of difference, but would not make it silent. In my case the blower is pushing lots of air that at cruise to part throttle is a constant SHHHHHHHH noise, what people call the street sweeper sound. I have an auto, so the constant BOV sound isn't as sexy as with a manual between shifts.
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