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Vacuum line routing to HKS SSQV?
Is this the proper route for the HKS, i just used the factory BOV line.
Or do i need to run it from a different location? If so do i just cap off the old bov line? http://usera.imagecave.com/mkiii_supra/ssqvroute.JPG |
that just looks sweet..... idk bout the vacume line tho:squint:
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hahaha thanks, thing is while driving around i couldnt really hear the BOV open up. Well heard a slight whistle, wasnt well defined and was pretty quiet. Perhaps taht was it... or i was hearing my intake...
Not boosting very high right now only about 4-5psi, dont want to turn it up till i get the rest of my pipes on, dont know if that has ne hting to do with it |
ooh, id be interested in what people have to say here. this is what im getting, plus the recirculation kit.
eventually. |
figured id start off w/o the recirculation kit, and if i saw ne problems order it. Ill let you know if i do
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sweet, thanks. there shouldnt be any problems cept for running really rich and a lack of boost right after shifting as far as i know.
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ya. don't think i have really heard it kick off yet. slight whistle a low speeds but nothing other than that.... Not sure how much nois it is supposed to make.... but only boosting like 4psi right now
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should recirculate that. its releasing metered air to the atmosphere. like already said, you'll run rich
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Yes, that is the correct vacuum routing. The aftermarket bov, use the same line as the factory cbv's. I run mine to the atmosphere, and it will backfire due to raw fuel when you shift real hard at high boost and rpm, but otherwise shouldn't be a problem. Might burn up your cat with that much raw fuel, but for those short periods of time just after shifts at high boost, I don't think it will be much of a problem.
I guess I will find out when I have to do emissions next year. |
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