I think my Greddy type RS finally crapped out so im in the market for a replacement. Im looking for something a lil louder, but still good. Its gotta still be a greddy flange because i dont wanna change my charge pipe again. Any suggestions?

 

with the greddy flange you can get a greddy or a replica. id go with the greddy

 

turbo xs type h rfl

 

Type s!

 

the Type R is the best bov greddy makes and works best. But it won't be "loud." it'll only work great

-Zol

 

The RFL will probably be too loud. I havent heard the Type R or the Type S though. Are they louder then the RS?

 

anyone?

 

this site might help you out a little. you can listen to sound clips and watch vidieos of different bov's.

-Zol

 

what site? Or were you referring to Honda-tech lol

 

here is a drive by of my type s bov

http://youtube.com/watch?v=qVsPl_RLvjQ

 

with a greddy flange, you can use a turbonetic raptor, vortech, sychronic w/ a greddy attachment or any greddy bov.

 

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I've always been a fan of the GReddy Type R which uses a 50mm valve, and a 47mm outlet. Fits on the same flange that you're using, and at the same time is good to higher boost pressure, and VERY quiet when you want it, and professional when you want to hear it.

http://www.greddy.com/img/PHP/products/jpg/512.jpg

 

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VERY quiet when you want it, and professional when you want to hear it.
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like a good woman really...

 

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^and maxrev too.

I have a Vortech and It's great, very nice build quality and is similar in size to the type R. I have used it on all my turbo setups and have got at least 80k miles out of it so far.