The Official MBC Install Picture Thread
I also have mine connected to the BOV line and get all kinds of annoying partial throttle flutter. Especially in 5th gear. I am going to put the ATP nipple between my LICP and FMIC as a boost source and see if that does the trick.
Do you guys that are tapped into your bov line have problems as well?
Do you guys that are tapped into your bov line have problems as well?
I have the infamous flutter problem as well. Thats why I just ordered the ATP simple solution for a boost source for bigger turbo guys, or people without a nipple on the turbo outlet.
Once this piece comes in I am going to shorten the length of my MBC lines and eliminate all of the accumulated T's...
Once this piece comes in I am going to shorten the length of my MBC lines and eliminate all of the accumulated T's...
I'll post up my pic when I get to the office. I am also running off a line from my intake mani. I have a nipple I can run a line off of from the bottom of my UICP. Would that be better?

But back on topic, what do you think of my custom braket? It looks kinda OEM in real life as you really cant even see it.
i got the RRE one also from my old 2003 OZ Rally Turbo.....now i know how to mout in on that....between TIAL wg and Turbo....but on the EVO....wher is the best place to put it.....if someone could through a diagram up or good picks to show wher the hoses go that would be GREAT!! thnx
I dont see why it would be unsafe. The car runs 19psi stock to 5500 RPM so it can flow enough. Of course you would get more power out of a less restrictive exhaust but I dont see how you will harm your motor with the back pressure you have now.
Here is my new install location of the hallman MBC..
I am now using the intercooler nipple adapter from atp and much, much shorter vacuum lines than before...I literally saved about 2 1/2 feet of vacuum line and 2 T's

The flutter did go away with the install of this nipple. I cant say 100% as it is only 32 degrees down here right now. Hopefully it will dip back down in the teens and then we will know for sure...
I am now using the intercooler nipple adapter from atp and much, much shorter vacuum lines than before...I literally saved about 2 1/2 feet of vacuum line and 2 T's

The flutter did go away with the install of this nipple. I cant say 100% as it is only 32 degrees down here right now. Hopefully it will dip back down in the teens and then we will know for sure...
Last edited by kmcconn9; Feb 25, 2007 at 05:54 PM.



