satisfying the ricer within.....help me choose a BOV
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satisfying the ricer within.....help me choose a BOV
hello all!
it's time to choose a bov. i'll be running between 10-15lbs boost.
i'm looking for a certain sound....a quick crisp rush
for instance i hate the sound of my friend's hks ssqv. it flutters and squeaks.
less $$ is better, but i haven't cheaped out on the build yet, so please recommend something reliable. thanks!
it's time to choose a bov. i'll be running between 10-15lbs boost.
i'm looking for a certain sound....a quick crisp rush
for instance i hate the sound of my friend's hks ssqv. it flutters and squeaks.
less $$ is better, but i haven't cheaped out on the build yet, so please recommend something reliable. thanks!
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Re: satisfying the ricer within.....help me choose a BOV (mahatma)
Tial bov, sounds great and just a crisp clean release sound.
I know a friend had a greddy type-r I think that is also very crisp @ 14psi but at higher boost it has a tad bit of whistle (nothing like the hks though).
I know a friend had a greddy type-r I think that is also very crisp @ 14psi but at higher boost it has a tad bit of whistle (nothing like the hks though).
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Re: satisfying the ricer within.....help me choose a BOV (PrecisionH23a)
for the ricer in you look into the turbo xs RFL.... haha
But I also reccomend the Tial
But I also reccomend the Tial
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Re: satisfying the ricer within.....help me choose a BOV (BoostedEG6)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BoostedEG6 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">for the ricer in you look into the turbo xs RFL.... haha
But I also reccomend the Tial </TD></TR></TABLE>
hey this car is almost too low key.....i wouldn't mind announcing my intent with a loud-*** bov. it's either that or some neon pink brake calipers.
honestly i like the idea of being able to use washers to account for the engine's vacuum (turboxs) as opposed to different springs (tial). and the turboxs is cheaper. is there a significant disadvantage with it? is anyone adamant enough to talk me out of it?
But I also reccomend the Tial </TD></TR></TABLE>
hey this car is almost too low key.....i wouldn't mind announcing my intent with a loud-*** bov. it's either that or some neon pink brake calipers.
honestly i like the idea of being able to use washers to account for the engine's vacuum (turboxs) as opposed to different springs (tial). and the turboxs is cheaper. is there a significant disadvantage with it? is anyone adamant enough to talk me out of it?
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Re: satisfying the ricer within.....help me choose a BOV (PrecisionH23a)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PrecisionH23a »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Tial 50mm </TD></TR></TABLE>
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Re: satisfying the ricer within.....help me choose a BOV (Topdawgg)
Im really biased towards the Greddy Type-S. I love the sound ..and its a good BOV for street applications.
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