HKS Super sequential Vs HKS Super SQV Racing Single Valve
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here is what the hks website says:
Similar in construction and function to the new HKS Super SQV, the Super SQV Racing blow off valve uses a large single stage, aluminum pull-type valve to handle the extreme pressure and airflow discharge volume that is associated with high boost / horsepower applications. The Super SQV Racing blow off valve is engineered to accommodate up to 3.0 bar (43.44psi) of boost and can function accurately on vehicles in the 800 horsepower range. The Super SQV Racing blow off valve utilizes the same circular mounting flange and billet aluminum construction as the SSQV to provide outstanding flow and a perfect seal. The new Super SQV Racing blow off valve now includes 2 recirculation fittings in 19mm and 29mm
Similar in construction and function to the new HKS Super SQV, the Super SQV Racing blow off valve uses a large single stage, aluminum pull-type valve to handle the extreme pressure and airflow discharge volume that is associated with high boost / horsepower applications. The Super SQV Racing blow off valve is engineered to accommodate up to 3.0 bar (43.44psi) of boost and can function accurately on vehicles in the 800 horsepower range. The Super SQV Racing blow off valve utilizes the same circular mounting flange and billet aluminum construction as the SSQV to provide outstanding flow and a perfect seal. The new Super SQV Racing blow off valve now includes 2 recirculation fittings in 19mm and 29mm
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Hey guys,
As far as I know, you an get the HKS bov with a recirculation kit. The difference between the different bovs are one is made for street, which has two valves, the racing is only a single valve. The people that seem to have the most problems with the bov are the people that are running them to open atmosphere. We've got several cars running the Racing bov with standalone systems (both from HKS and AEM) with absolutely no problems. There are plenty of customers with cars driven daily on the street that recirculate without problems either.
Jerry
As far as I know, you an get the HKS bov with a recirculation kit. The difference between the different bovs are one is made for street, which has two valves, the racing is only a single valve. The people that seem to have the most problems with the bov are the people that are running them to open atmosphere. We've got several cars running the Racing bov with standalone systems (both from HKS and AEM) with absolutely no problems. There are plenty of customers with cars driven daily on the street that recirculate without problems either.
Jerry
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What is the reason behind calling them junk? I hate it when people just say 'JUNK' with no more explanation. I ran one without any problems, granted it was on a wrx but there is nothing wrong with this BOV that I know of. Being a pull type its better than a push type yes??? boost holds it closed so less chance of leaking!
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I need a bov that can hold 30(+,-5)psi...does HKS ssqv can hold this much boost? Or does it have to be HKS super sqv RACING one to be able to hold this much boost?
my Blitz(w/ stiffest spring) can hold only 29psi..
need help guys~!
my Blitz(w/ stiffest spring) can hold only 29psi..
need help guys~!