BOV question
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Well, your in luck! I have my HKS hooked up to a greddy flange. Below is how to do it. Made this just for you, or anyone else who may want to do it...
Just make sure the nuts and bolts are tight, and do a leaktest after wards. I've never had a problem with mine like this.
Oh and when buying/using the smaller washer(blue), make sure its not thicker than the base "disk" of the HKS bov.Obviously if it is, then the big washers(red) wont be able to press down tight on the base of the BOV.
Its easy once you actually start doing it.
Just make sure the nuts and bolts are tight, and do a leaktest after wards. I've never had a problem with mine like this.
Oh and when buying/using the smaller washer(blue), make sure its not thicker than the base "disk" of the HKS bov.Obviously if it is, then the big washers(red) wont be able to press down tight on the base of the BOV.
Its easy once you actually start doing it.
Last edited by eclipsegst303; Jan 31, 2006 at 09:27 AM.
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Originally Posted by eclipsegst303
Well, your in luck! I have my HKS hooked up to a greddy flange. Below is how to do it. Made this just for you, or anyone else who may want to do it...
Just make sure the nuts and bolts are tight, and do a leaktest after wards. I've never had a problem with mine like this.
Oh and when buying/using the smaller washer(blue), make sure its not thicker than the base "disk" of the HKS bov.Obviously if it is, then the big washers(red) wont be able to press down tight on the base of the BOV.
Its easy once you actually start doing it.
Just make sure the nuts and bolts are tight, and do a leaktest after wards. I've never had a problem with mine like this.
Oh and when buying/using the smaller washer(blue), make sure its not thicker than the base "disk" of the HKS bov.Obviously if it is, then the big washers(red) wont be able to press down tight on the base of the BOV.
Its easy once you actually start doing it.
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Originally Posted by Josiah
heh, if you want cheap I still suggest that 1st gen DSM BOV mod...$7 for a dsm unit from the junkyard($80 new) and maybe $20 to mod it to hold 30psi...why would you need anything else?
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i use the greddy type r....that is made for big boost, when u see it you'll know what im talking about...
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