Ok, sorry it took me a while to get these uploaded, but here it is. You all will laugh when you hear me, but I sound drunk as **** cause I'm trying to hold the camera, turn to merge into traffic. The windows are up, but the sound is muffled when I try to take a vid with them down.

http://www.youtube.com/user/ravnos04.../0/7pBCZktUuA4

 

Not a bad effort! You def need to have someone tape it while you drive by or something to capture the sound better.

-Jalal

 

Price and link to one of these?

 

ROFL I know, I sound retarded narrating.

 

http://www.streettunedmotorsports.co...al_q_r_bov.htm

 

How does this compare to the Synapse Synchronic???

 

From what I can hear it sounds good. Get some videos from outside the car.

 

did you have to weld that flange to your intercooler pipe to fit that BOV or was there a way to fit inlet side to the stock silicon hose?

 

The Tial QR is interchangeable with any Tial BOV so I just took the VTA off and clamped this one on and connected the rubber hose to the outlet. There is an aluminum flange as well as the steel one.

 

Who cares how it sounds. I want to see you do a part throttle (~25%) roll into boost in like 3rd or 4th gear and hold the throttle position constant while turbo turbo spools up and slowly dies off. This is where most BOV's start bucking and acting a fool.

Thanks

 

ya would love to see that video, now that he posted this one he kinda owe's it to us lol

 

We are putting one on a 1g dsm now and will have it on the dyno soon. I will take video of that as soon as its strapped down.


-Em

 

can't hear it...

 

I'm still confused as to what you just said. I think it's best to take a pic of your connections so I can get an idea of how you installed it.
Unless your talking about already having a special intercooler pipe with the BOV flange already incorporated on the pipe itself and all you did was take off the original Tial and put the new Tial QR in place on that same flange. Then that makes sense.

 

I wanna see if this has part throttle flutter before I go dumping $260 into a new BOV.