blowoff valve question
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I think I used a rubber plug with a hose clamp.
When you get a new valve, sometimes I heard you'll get a plug if you ask, but I usually don't know what I'm talking about.
When you get a new valve, sometimes I heard you'll get a plug if you ask, but I usually don't know what I'm talking about.
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mine came with a plug that you just stuff into the tube and hoseclamp it in place.
-Ted
p.s. pretty much anything that is fairly heat resistant and large enough to fit the tube should work, just make sure your plug is securely in place, you dont want it to fall into the tube when you are driving.
-Ted
p.s. pretty much anything that is fairly heat resistant and large enough to fit the tube should work, just make sure your plug is securely in place, you dont want it to fall into the tube when you are driving.
Originally posted by michaelmorteo
never mind my idea isn't going to work a friend told me.. i was going to use the stock BOV and make it in to atomo...
never mind my idea isn't going to work a friend told me.. i was going to use the stock BOV and make it in to atomo...
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Originally posted by michaelmorteo
ya i was going to plug the whole . but i was told that it wasn't a good ideal. that the car would start preforming like crap if i use the stock BOV as an aftermarket. so in stead of being efficant i'll spend some money on an after market BOV..
ya i was going to plug the whole . but i was told that it wasn't a good ideal. that the car would start preforming like crap if i use the stock BOV as an aftermarket. so in stead of being efficant i'll spend some money on an after market BOV..


