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18683, choosing bov
Posted by ecl98pse, Mar-29-02 01:44 PM
i need to get a bov and was wondering which one worked the best with the star kit( i know it probably doesn't matter, but just in case)
i was thinks about HKS SS, Greddy type-s, or blitz supersound, which ever i can find the best price on i guess. But please let me know what u all think. thanx n advace.
18684, RE: choosing bov
Posted by RoboTechDSM, Mar-29-02 02:08 PM
My friend that had a turbo civic had a HKS SS. It sounded like a really sharp 'pssst'. As if you are saying, "Pssst, come here."
18685, RE: choosing bov
Posted by jamesman, Mar-30-02 05:52 AM
don't get the hks. it don't work good with our cars. I have a blitz and a greddy type s, if you are thinking about these 2 both work very well, i can't recommend one over the other, what i can tell you is that the greddy is a high pitch whistle, and the blitz is a rather quiet and stealthy exhale sounding blow off, for some reason the blitz makes the car feel like it runs better. but i think it is in my head.
hope it helps,
lates
james
18686, RE: choosing bov
Posted by ecl98pse, Mar-30-02 09:23 AM
does anyone have a sound wave of either the greddy type-s or the blitz(BTW which blitz works best for our car?... supersound?)on our car.
18687, RE: choosing bov
Posted by Jeff_99gs, Mar-30-02 09:29 AM
Get a 1st gen BOV. They sound awesome when vented to the atmosphere, they don't cause any problems, and are really cheap.
18688, RE: choosing bov
Posted by Thunderous_Talon, Mar-30-02 09:38 AM
TiAL hands down.... or 1g
18689, RE: choosing bov
Posted by Dualgen2, Mar-30-02 04:38 PM
Turbo XS RFL.... LOUD BOV.. I have audio clips of most BOV's. If you wanna hear IM me.
-Dave
18690, RE: choosing bov
Posted by mitseclps, Mar-31-02 12:39 AM
tial bov, it vents out of those oval shaped cut outs that go all the way around the unit.

the ONLY way to fly. it's a DUMP, not a bov. no whistle here. performance wise, it's the best out there thou. it will not leak.
18691, RE: choosing bov
Posted by HadesOmega, Mar-31-02 10:05 PM
oh oh get the loudest one. Dude it doesn't really matter what BOV you get. Just get something for your application. Not cuz it's loud or sounds good (here comes the flames) get it because I'm gonna gonna run this much boost in the future or balblabaa. i got HKS standard BOV and it worx great. Not really loud like some people here really like but it gets the job done.
18692, RE: choosing bov
Posted by whodatt1, Apr-01-02 01:40 AM
got the one that came with the kit, and after pluggin it directly to the intake mani it sounds great! no more turkey gobble just a nice solid whoosh!
18693, RE: choosing bov
Posted by RyaN95i4, Apr-01-02 03:25 AM
>Turbo XS RFL.... LOUD BOV.. I have audio clips of most
>BOV's. If you wanna hear IM me.
> -Dave

:thumbs up:



@ idle: http://www.asog.net/phantom/pics/movies/bov-idle.mpg
18694, RE: choosing bov
Posted by Avenger EST, Apr-01-02 05:01 AM
it doesn't matter. the only thing that can make 1 bov worse than another is if it leaks or if it doesnt' release enough air fast enough. for a basic 250hp turbo kit, you don't have to worry about "not releasing enough air fast enough" ANY bov will work. selecting a bov in your position is based only on personal prefference.

A.D.P.
"...If you do too much, people become dependant. If you do to little, people loose hope. If you do it right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all."
bring it on............
18695, RE: choosing bov
Posted by optimuspeterson, Apr-01-02 01:41 PM
i think this has been answred before but....what bov fits the HRC stage 2 flange? the one made for the gs-t? or do i just a univeral one? i'm looking around summits site at the turboxs and can't figure out which one to get. any help would be appreciated
http://store.summitracing.com/default.asp?target=search.asp%3FType%3Dbykeyword%26Part%3Dturboxs%26Search.x%3D1%26SearchType%3DBoth
18696, RE: choosing bov
Posted by Kirby, Apr-02-02 07:13 AM
so what does the blitz bov sound like? when i do go turbo all i want to hear is psst. but i heard a bov on my buddy's car that sounds a little like a psst with a trumpetty sound like when it opens it's not far enough and makes the valve flap or something so it sounds kinda a whoppy cushion but not really does that make any sence?
18697, RE: choosing bov
Posted by RyaN95i4, Apr-02-02 01:30 PM
u dont need an adapter for the turboxs bov's when used on the HRC kit. look @ the pic i posted, it bolts right up to the hrc flange perfect
18698, RE: choosing bov
Posted by toykilla, Apr-02-02 07:22 AM
I kinda like the 3kGT bov for now.
18699, RE: choosing bov
Posted by Kirby, Apr-02-02 09:31 AM
so james how does your blitz sound does it just go psst or does it do a little chirp sound
18700, RE: choosing bov
Posted by eclipsekaiser, Apr-02-02 11:35 AM
Robert, do you have yours turn upside down, where the outlet becomes the inlet and vice versa. this will help seal the plunger better under boost.

Sounds different from the usual sigh of the 3000GT BOV.

kaiser
18701, RE: choosing bov
Posted by toykilla, Apr-03-02 03:38 AM
>Robert, do you have yours turn upside down, where the outlet
>becomes the inlet and vice versa. this will help seal the
>plunger better under boost.
>
>Sounds different from the usual sigh of the 3000GT BOV.
>
>kaiser

No, I have mine on the correct way.

18702, RE: choosing bov
Posted by 41eclipse, Apr-02-02 10:10 AM
So who sells the TiAL bov, it looks expensive.
18703, RE: choosing bov
Posted by mitseclps, Apr-02-02 02:06 PM
i've seen them for as cheap as 250$ and as expensive as 500$...
18704, RE: choosing bov
Posted by jamesman, Apr-02-02 04:42 PM
well i have the blitz dualdrive and it sounds like a sneeze then a nice smooth exhale, i also like the blitz because it does not have a diaphram to wear out. the one thing about it is that because it does not have a diaphram it does leak a itty bitty bit of boost past the piston itself, it doesent appear to be too much though.
lates
james
18705, RE: choosing bov
Posted by Kirby, Apr-03-02 03:22 AM
so should there be a chirping sound to the bov or does that mean that there is a problem with the bov
18706, RE: choosing bov
Posted by mitseclps, Apr-03-02 05:11 AM
all bov's sound different, just as long as it's releasing air and u're not getting compressor surge u're ok.