Only 7 speed eclipses run greddy type s bovs.

 

anything with the words "greddy blow off valve" on it is guaranteed to leak and be a piece of shit.
get a tial if you never want to recirculate. get an hks if you want something that wont break and can change the sound, get a blitz if you want it to work half the time and then just stay shut forever.

 

Ohh I bought a sweet eclipse shift knob, looks just like a Z32 one with out the red stitching. Its pretty sweet. I forgot how nice it is to have a weighted shift knob. woohoo

 

only japan z32's had red stitching.
i got epsteins z32 knob for him, for cheaper than the jdm one.
all black, and fits perfect

 

This one was 20$ so it wasnt too bad

 

crushed dsm - ghetto
greddy type rs/type s - suck
synapse synchronic - hype/shitty mounting design/stays open at idle without anti-stall fitting.
hks ssqv - works excellent (kinda annoying with the chirpy shit but you can take the fin out)
tial q - expensive, quiet, works decent
Turbo XS - decent
Freddy - see Greddy

That's about all of the one's I've had experience with. You basically want a bov that will stay shut on idle. Many of the bov's on the market are "push type" and only provide all or nothing purge. Any way you look at it re-circulating is ALWAYS better than atmospheric purge on a maf equipped car. I'm going to attach a duck call to my ssqv one of the days.

 

forge makes really awesome stuff too.
lotsa different choices too.

 

Only one person posted a HKS in my thread, with no info on it. Its that robinuco kid or what ever.

Is there any model that works better than another or anything?

 

nah, theyre all pretty much the same. newer ones look a little different, but i think theyre the same.
just cut the fins out, and they are quiet and sound cool.

 

From what I've had.

Tials are great once you figure out what spring is proper for your application. Awesome sound, function.

HKS SSQVs are decent as well, or at least they were back in the day. Great if you like the sound of scared peacocks.

TurboXS RFL was really loud, worked alright but had to be hidden away. Not much for being a compact package.

Basically, they'll all leak eventually as the rubber deteriorates. Every last one of them has either a diaphragm or an o-ring to seal it somewhere in the design. O-rings are a lot easier to source.