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BOV to air..
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Airbornemaikai
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That's what I'm using on mine
http://www.mcmaster.com/#92805k28/=u0yhex Alot of us had pretty good sucess with these high heat resistant silicone end caps.
ZSHO said:http://www.mcmaster.com/#92805k28/=u0yhex Alot of us had pretty good sucess with these high heat resistant silicone end caps.
I like that better!! it says red??
that could look good for some accent!
glock-coma
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I have the red silicon caps on mine.shotime99 said:ZSHO said:http://www.mcmaster.com/#92805k28/=u0yhex Alot of us had pretty good sucess with these high heat resistant silicone end caps.
I like that better!! it says red??
that could look good for some accent!
They're more orange/red then red. Just a heads up.
PokerMunkee
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I did this on my Sonata 2.0T. I used a small K&N filter on the other end. Do you need the filter on this mod with the SHO? I haven't looked under the engine cover yet...
wasinger3000
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No need for that kind of filter.PokerMunkee said:I did this on my Sonata 2.0T. I used a small K&N filter on the other end. Do you need the filter on this mod with the SHO? I haven't looked under the engine cover yet...
peppelepugh
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the back one was a bit of a pain, i won't lie there. but its 200% louder since it sort of points back towards the cabin. I like it, just the thought of a BOAT with BOV that VTA is just pure fun in my eyes. People's heads always turn when i let off the gas pedal!
Like everything else its always harder to put back,for future reference only remove one side of the rear hose,makes life alot easier when reinstalling it.ElvenSho said:Just did the front only and it is noticable but will probably do the back side also. I am just worried it will get annoying after a while and the back one looks like its hard to take off/put baxk on.
The pics and locations can be seen with labels on my hotpipe install thread... Including openings to cap here:
http://www.ecoboostperformanceforum.com/index.php/topic,2248.msg32460.html#msg32460
http://www.ecoboostperformanceforum.com/index.php/topic,2248.msg32460.html#msg32460
Airbornemaikai
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No
To make life easier leave one section of the rear hose disconnected,makes it easier when reinstalling it and good luck and enjoy.cror1 said:Nice, I'll do it and see if I like it. Thanks fellas!
Anyone notice a very tiny, slight amount of hesitation when the BOV's release air to atmosphere? After having my setup vent to atmosphere for a while I went back to stock after noticing the slightest, minimalist amount of hesitation which was cured by un ending them.
Only thing I can think of is while the ECU can run with them venting to atmosphere (thanks to speed density MAP), the ECU still factors in that tiny amount of air and expects it. Thoughts?
Only thing I can think of is while the ECU can run with them venting to atmosphere (thanks to speed density MAP), the ECU still factors in that tiny amount of air and expects it. Thoughts?
Spartn27 said:Anyone notice a very tiny, slight amount of hesitation when the BOV's release air to atmosphere? After having my setup vent to atmosphere for a while I went back to stock after noticing the slightest, minimalist amount of hesitation which was cured by un ending them.
Only thing I can think of is while the ECU can run with them venting to atmosphere (thanks to speed density MAP), the ECU still factors in that tiny amount of air and expects it. Thoughts?
Hmm, very interesting. Anyone else notice this? If this is the case, I would leave it stock than.
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