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Old 10-09-2006, 05:20 PM   #1
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Figured since this isn't specific to any particular type of turbo I'd ask in this section.

I'm looking for a decently cheap BOV that will open under vacuum, can recirculate, and sound ok. Any ideas?
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Old 10-09-2006, 06:25 PM   #2
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I would suggest either the bosch or DSM. Just search for either of those and I'm sure you'll find what you need to know.
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Old 10-09-2006, 06:39 PM   #3
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Depends on what you mean by "sound ok."

Most recirculating valves are going to be pretty quiet. Even my FM BOV which I currently have VTA through a JGS OAV sounds only like a tight fart. (is that enough acronyms for one sentance?)

Bell Engineering sells a simple diaphragm type valve for $55, which is probably about as cheap as you're going to get for a part of known good quality. That's about the same as you'll pay for a Bosch 110, which is another common low-cost / reasonable quality valve.
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Old 10-09-2006, 06:49 PM   #4
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greddy type RS, has a connection for recirc and one for VTA. not so cheap tho.
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Hmm, the bosch sounds good. Does it open under vacuum?

Joe, I'm in the Army. Do your worst with acronyms, I'm now immune to alphabet soup!
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Old 10-09-2006, 07:47 PM   #6
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Yes, the Bosch opens under vacuum.
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awesome, where can I purchase one?
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whats with opening under vaccum? what does that do...and does anyone know if there are any sound clips of BOVs and styles, kinda like there are for exhaust?
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opening under vacuum allows the blowoff valve to help with lag by drawing air in through the valve, bypassing the turbo.

There's a good comparison video for the SRT4 community, but doesn't help us much (SRTs run 15 psi stock, I want to know what different BOVs sound like at around 7 psi)
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Just about any recirculating bypass valve should open a little under vacuum.

You can get them here for $46: http://www.paragon-products.com/prod...110.337.50.htm

BEGi sells similar ones for $55: http://bellengineering.net/Pages/pro...ata_parts.html
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Thanks! Ordered from paragon
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I have a brand new one laying in a drawer. I was gonna just offer it up. I'm not gonna use it.
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forge, the bosch ones don't last very long.
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I use an Ebay BOV (turboXS type-H ..non RFL) and it works great. I run a VTA setup though. Did I mention it was like 21 shipped?
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I use an Ebay BOV (turboXS type-H ..non RFL) and it works great. I run a VTA setup though. Did I mention it was like 21 shipped?
I'm tempted to get that one after seeing it, but I wonder if it'll work with an AFM setup since you only have a MAF b/c that HKS VPC. I guess for $21 it's worth experimenting...
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forge, the bosch ones don't last very long.
My experience has been the contrary. Hundreds of thousands of Porsches, Saabs, VW, Audi, etc. haven't been having problems with them.
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