bov on ic pipe or intake
Fourdoor,
You beat me to it.
I think this joker got his engineering degree from a cracker jack box.
Please....do NOT pay attention to the posts about putting a BOV on an intake pipe. Pretend you never read them.
Sheesh, some of the things on the internet....
You beat me to it.
I think this joker got his engineering degree from a cracker jack box.
Please....do NOT pay attention to the posts about putting a BOV on an intake pipe. Pretend you never read them.
Sheesh, some of the things on the internet....
Hey Space ball where did u graduate from?
I graduated from Cal Poly pomona summa *** laude.....
I've got my Bachelors as a mechanical engineer, my PE license and working on my masters and have the opportunity to attend MIT in the fall.
I like how you went back and edited all your posts to try and make your case. Too bad you had no idea what you were talking about.
I graduated from Cal Poly pomona summa *** laude.....
I've got my Bachelors as a mechanical engineer, my PE license and working on my masters and have the opportunity to attend MIT in the fall.
I like how you went back and edited all your posts to try and make your case. Too bad you had no idea what you were talking about.
Originally Posted by Juiced
And by the way i was eating lunch... thats why i didn't respond.
What is that hose called that mounts between the turbo and the MAF? Yes, its called an intake!
PS there is no disharge hose on the factory intake. it has port that the BOV fits directly into. And there is a hose that connects the BOV to the UICP. I love how everyone is trying to prove me wrong. so fun.
I just stated that he switch the postion of the BOV to the intake if he wanted to try it. I agreed that the BOV needs to be adjusted to stop the fluttering.
PS there is no disharge hose on the factory intake. it has port that the BOV fits directly into. And there is a hose that connects the BOV to the UICP. I love how everyone is trying to prove me wrong. so fun.
I just stated that he switch the postion of the BOV to the intake if he wanted to try it. I agreed that the BOV needs to be adjusted to stop the fluttering.
Take a look at this picture is the BOV mounted to the Intake or the UICP?
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/at...chmentid=75715
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https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/at...chmentid=75715
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Dude drop it you were wrong form the start and after Four Door and myself proved it you edited your posts and just said exactly what we were form the beginning.
It's ok to be wrong, were just tryin to stop the spread of miss information.
It's ok to be wrong, were just tryin to stop the spread of miss information.
Originally Posted by Spaceball 1
Take a look at this picture is the BOV mounted to the Intake or the UICP?
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/at...chmentid=75715
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https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/at...chmentid=75715
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For your information, in your picture the BOV is mounted to the UICP. It's simply recirculated to the intake, like it should be. This doesn't mean it is mounted on the intake...it simply means when the BOV opens, the pressurized air from the UICP (where it is mounted) can go back through the inlet of the turbo, so that counted air that already went through the MAF doesn't disturb the A:F ratio.
Are you confused because of the hose from the UICP to the BOV? That's simply for ease of installation and design of the recirc hose.
Please get a clue before you post and please burn your engineering diploma, if you truly are one. If you were one, I would have to burn mine.


