BOV Pressure Testing: HKS, Forge, Stock
Mar 18, 2006, 09:50 AM
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I don't suppose that you could source a Greddy Type-RS for testing, JJ?
Another thing to note is that I have noticed, at least on the Greddy BOVs, is that once they are warmed up, they work better (i.e. smoother part throttle driveability) but seem to hold slightly less boost).
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Another thing to note is that I have noticed, at least on the Greddy BOVs, is that once they are warmed up, they work better (i.e. smoother part throttle driveability) but seem to hold slightly less boost).
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Mar 18, 2006, 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by EvoIXMR
since you had the HKS apart, anything that can be done for drivability issues I keep hearing about or do you think it cannot be fixed somehow?
I just got back from a run w/ the HKS BOV and it works really good (except for stalling). There was no part throttle surge and held boost fine. I couldn't run it in recirculation mode due to it not fitting w/ the stock I/C pipes and the stock BOV hoses. All the kids playing at the local school thought it sounded cool too. It is loud.
I think its a really nice BOV, but it just doesn't work for MAF systems. It would work great w/ a MAP system.
Mar 18, 2006, 11:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Ludikraut
I don't suppose that you could source a Greddy Type-RS for testing, JJ?
Another thing to note is that I have noticed, at least on the Greddy BOVs, is that once they are warmed up, they work better (i.e. smoother part throttle driveability) but seem to hold slightly less boost).
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Another thing to note is that I have noticed, at least on the Greddy BOVs, is that once they are warmed up, they work better (i.e. smoother part throttle driveability) but seem to hold slightly less boost).
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If someone wants to send me one for testing, I wil pick up the return shipping.
Mar 18, 2006, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by jj_008
Unless, someone is going to send me one, I won't have access to anymore BOV's. Most EVO owners around here don't have many spare parts or BOV's lying around.
If someone wants to send me one for testing, I wil pick up the return shipping.
If someone wants to send me one for testing, I wil pick up the return shipping.
FYI, I checked the part number on the JDM MR DV & the IX DV and they are the exact same. I know people already know they're the same, just wanted to let everyone know they are a 100% the same.
Mar 24, 2006, 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted by jj_008
There isn't much that can be done. The diaphram just doesn't seal at idle which means it can't provide enough vacuum at idle to keep the EVO from stalling. I even annealed the spring which made it softer and it still wouldn't open the valve at idle.
I just got back from a run w/ the HKS BOV and it works really good (except for stalling). There was no part throttle surge and held boost fine. I couldn't run it in recirculation mode due to it not fitting w/ the stock I/C pipes and the stock BOV hoses. All the kids playing at the local school thought it sounded cool too. It is loud.
I think its a really nice BOV, but it just doesn't work for MAF systems. It would work great w/ a MAP system.
I just got back from a run w/ the HKS BOV and it works really good (except for stalling). There was no part throttle surge and held boost fine. I couldn't run it in recirculation mode due to it not fitting w/ the stock I/C pipes and the stock BOV hoses. All the kids playing at the local school thought it sounded cool too. It is loud.
I think its a really nice BOV, but it just doesn't work for MAF systems. It would work great w/ a MAP system.
Mar 24, 2006, 01:23 PM
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Originally Posted by EvoIXMR
Where you VTA or recirc on this run? Just curious coz some people say they have no issues when re-circing...Thanks!
Originally Posted by jj_008
I couldn't run it in recirculation mode due to it not fitting w/ the stock I/C pipes and the stock BOV hoses.
Mar 26, 2006, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted by EvoIXMR
Where you VTA or recirc on this run? Just curious coz some people say they have no issues when re-circing...Thanks!
Mar 26, 2006, 05:23 PM
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Today, I tested the old Forge DV w/ the red spring and it held over 45psi. This was with no shims. It also required around 10inhg to open it, so it will cause stalling for guys w/ cams. Cars w/o cams may not have the stalling issues.
I will test the other springs at a later date. I need to buy new bolts for the BOV. I have taken it apart so much that the allen heads are starting to round off.
On another note, I dyno'd my car yesterday w/ the Forge RS BOV and even w/ my Samco hose it still was leaking really bad at the lower port. For this BOV, I am going to need a T-bolt clamp or a higher pressure worm clamp. The Forge RS is the only one that has given me trouble. The others seal just fine w/ a standard worm clamp.
I will test the other springs at a later date. I need to buy new bolts for the BOV. I have taken it apart so much that the allen heads are starting to round off.
On another note, I dyno'd my car yesterday w/ the Forge RS BOV and even w/ my Samco hose it still was leaking really bad at the lower port. For this BOV, I am going to need a T-bolt clamp or a higher pressure worm clamp. The Forge RS is the only one that has given me trouble. The others seal just fine w/ a standard worm clamp.
Mar 26, 2006, 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Evo_Kid
If you pick up both shipping charges (to & from), I have an extra JDM MR DV you can use. Sorry, Im poor.
FYI, I checked the part number on the JDM MR DV & the IX DV and they are the exact same. I know people already know they're the same, just wanted to let everyone know they are a 100% the same.
FYI, I checked the part number on the JDM MR DV & the IX DV and they are the exact same. I know people already know they're the same, just wanted to let everyone know they are a 100% the same.
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