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Fri Jun 25, 2004 8:44 pm
Quote »i do beleive it is best to put the bov on the "hotpipe" closer to the turbo, for relief of pressure off the compressor wheel[/quote]
Thats a little bit off. You want to put the valve as close to the throttle body as possible. This is where the high pressure wave starts when the throttle plate slams shut, and you trying to eliminate the wave getting to the compressor.But it really doesnt matter that much, just put it where it is most convenient. Hell, weld the flange on the side of your FMIC and have the BOV stickin out through the front grille. In fact, a BOV is not a complete necessity, I know plenty of people not running them (450Hp civic, Turbo Acura NSX, etc...) so dont sweat it too much. Its really not subject worth in-depth analysis.
I am running a GReddy type R, it doesnt leak and works perfectly, I am VERY happy with it. The most boost I plan to run is up around 17-18psi.