Would installing a BOV on a stock GSX work like any other turbo car with a BOV? What kind of BOV would you recommend for this application? I've always been a Honda guy, but my girlfriend now owns a GSX. I'm learning the ways
#61915, "RE: BOV on stock GSX?" In response to Reply # 0 Dec-09-03 04:19 PM by BoostedGS
Most BOV's work basically the same way, ie venting the pressure when the throttle plate closes. The main difference with a boosted 420a and the 4g63 is you will need to make sure you recirculate the air back into the intake. Her GSX has a MAF that meters the air.
Unless she's running higher than stock boost the stock BOV should be fine for now. Are you just getting a different BOV for that cool "whoosh" sound?
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#61919, "RE: BOV on stock GSX?" In response to Reply # 1
If it's a 1g the stock valve is more than fine. If it's a 2g the best thing to do is to use a 1g valve with an adapter. I just don't see spending over $100 on a valve because it sounds good. If it doesn't leak and has quick response, which the 1g valve does, then it's good enough for me.
#61926, "RE: BOV on stock GSX?" In response to Reply # 2
If you try to vent it to the air it will make the car die. Unlesss....you purchase something like the hks vpc or equivilent electronic device to control the a/f. I think! I have heard the vpc will do the trick. I have heard the afc gets it close, but that is the only way you will be able to vent to the air with the car running 1/2 way right. There are a couple of company's out there that have good bov's for the eclipse that will bolt right up. But as they said above the 1g is a great choice. Affordable and reliable.
#61954, "RE: BOV on stock GSX?" In response to Reply # 4
$400 BOV??!! Damn, the Tial doesn't even cost that much!
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