BOV video...
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nick nick nick i went to the shop yesturday and saw your turbo kit nice.
the Bov. its a really good one you'll like the sound its a sequential Bov
so you can go w/ WWWWOOOOOFFFF to ppppiiiiisssss
the Bov. its a really good one you'll like the sound its a sequential Bov
so you can go w/ WWWWOOOOOFFFF to ppppiiiiisssss
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Originally Posted by S2K:-),Jun 12 2006, 05:39 PM
Well I guess I should change the title now 
... I bought an inline pro kit with a Turbonetics sequential BOV. I'll post videos as soon as the install is done.
... I bought an inline pro kit with a Turbonetics sequential BOV. I'll post videos as soon as the install is done.
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Originally Posted by s2kzorz,Jun 15 2006, 12:09 PM
I cant decide whether i want to go with the turbo kit you are getting or do the vortech supercharger
. Plus the spool up sound 
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Originally Posted by s2kzorz,Jun 15 2006, 03:59 PM
performance and reliability are concerns too though
Reliability: A turbo at 7psi is just as reliable as a S/C'er at 7psi AS LONG AS the turbo is TUNED correctly, not just bolted on and driven away. Turbo's get a bad rap for being in the shop all the time because everyone is always in the shop getting more power added to it.
(this is just what I've heard, anyone correct me if I'm wrong, and i probably am...)
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Originally Posted by S2K:-),Jun 15 2006, 05:11 PM
Performance: Turbo takes the cake.
Reliability: A turbo at 7psi is just as reliable as a S/C'er at 7psi AS LONG AS the turbo is TUNED correctly, not just bolted on and driven away. Turbo's get a bad rap for being in the shop all the time because everyone is always in the shop getting more power added to it.
(this is just what I've heard, anyone correct me if I'm wrong, and i probably am...)
Reliability: A turbo at 7psi is just as reliable as a S/C'er at 7psi AS LONG AS the turbo is TUNED correctly, not just bolted on and driven away. Turbo's get a bad rap for being in the shop all the time because everyone is always in the shop getting more power added to it.
(this is just what I've heard, anyone correct me if I'm wrong, and i probably am...)
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...f=107&t=372702
it was loud as hell. People used to tell me, "you must have a pretty big turbo there"
But I'm not sure if you'd have the room to mount such long BOV
BTW. this is not a sales pitch either
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Originally Posted by Venomous S,Jun 15 2006, 07:55 PM
I had a vortech s/c but also had a FMIC setup with the turbosmart blow off valve
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...f=107&t=372702
it was loud as hell. People used to tell me, "you must have a pretty big turbo there"
But I'm not sure if you'd have the room to mount such long BOV
BTW. this is not a sales pitch either
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...f=107&t=372702
it was loud as hell. People used to tell me, "you must have a pretty big turbo there"
But I'm not sure if you'd have the room to mount such long BOV
BTW. this is not a sales pitch either
. Except mine is a little different, mine doesn't have the horn on it.
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Originally Posted by S2K:-),Jun 16 2006, 12:13 AM
That's the one that I have with my inline pro kit. . Except mine is a little different, mine doesn't have the horn on it.
. Except mine is a little different, mine doesn't have the horn on it.with my kit, i got a different BOv
I contemplated installing the turbosmart BOV but I decided not to...