turbotalawd

iTrader: (11)

First you need to get rid of the stock (plastic, broken) bov. Second, put the working bov where the stock one used to be and cover up the rest of the holes in ur intercooler pipe.

Better yet, ditch both and just get the stock metal bov and save yourself all the headaches.

prowakeskater

iTrader: (14)

Ugh I think I just might. Would it fix my idling and rpm issue?

EvoJoeIX

iTrader: (16)

you have a blow off valve on the intake flange where the recirc line from the blow off vavle should go...

blow off valve goes on UICP only and will routeback into intake

Thore

iTrader: (27)

Anything messed up with your intake system will cause all sorts of idling issues. If the aftermarket bov isn't setup right (adjusting the spring) it could be cause a vacuum leak. Stick with stock for now. Find a metal evo IX DV and you should be fine. I actually have 2 for sale.

You should just be running one hose to you Diverter valve (recirculating bov) and another hose from there to your intake. then plug the vacuum line in the DV and you're are golden.

Any addition holes or flanges need to be sealed off. Whether it be finding a shop that can weld the addition hole in the uicp, buying a new uicp pipe or going back to stock.

prowakeskater

iTrader: (14)

Would you happen to have a stock UICP piece with only one outlet to go with a IX bov I can buy?

Thore

iTrader: (27)

Not me personally but people usually have those things for sale all the time. Might cost the same to have someone weld the hole shut.

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sa...oem-parts.html

new UICP $60 https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sa...-out-list.html

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sa...arts-sale.html

warstang27

iTrader: (11)

if thats what your uicp and bov setup looks like im scared to see the rest of the car lol. stock uppers are in the marketplace for cheap as crap, and an aftermarket one doesnt increase performance by much if any. so id go that route, atleast for right now.

prowakeskater

iTrader: (14)

lol, yeah the car is pretty jacked up, but I was expecting some of it when I got it for only 11k. Its an 05 MR with 55k.

Ok, so im buying a stock IX BOV tonight, along with a stock UICP piece. Im going to compare the stock DV compared to the GReddy hooked up to recirculate.

Ive heard good things about the single spring mod, just hoping that recirculating will fix its stupid problems

05VIII

iTrader: (17)

wow..your **** is ****ed up.

take a picture of the entire setup. uicp and intake area


you are also missing a clamp on the intake pipe to the turbo and missing a clamp on the dv valve. i would imagine you are having serious leaks in those areas. if you cant find someone to weld up one of the holes in the uicp then buy a new uicp. this car probably idles and runs like ****

prowakeskater

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05VIII

iTrader: (17)

hmm...cheapest and quickest way i see you fixing this is finding a plug for the stock location DV flange. and then purchase the recirc fitting for the greddy and route it into the intake.

better but more expensive way is purchase a new UICP and a different BOV. theres a few good options out there so just do some research before you make a purchase.

prowakeskater

iTrader: (14)

do they make a block off plate where my greddy is? Im pretty sure im gonna go back to a stock DV

prowakeskater

iTrader: (14)

hey would anyone know what the size of the recirculating inlet on my AEM would be?

I want to purchase a recirculating adapter for my GReddy to play with, and want the hose size to match up.

Would this be recommended?

warstang27

iTrader: (11)

man your best bet is to go the way you were looking at earlier with a stock uicp and a IX bov. then sell the greddy. the IX is good for 30+ psi. on a side note. 11k for a 05 MR with 55k is a steal!!!! good catch with that one

Thore

iTrader: (27)

+1

Going to be a huge headache to try and figure out this cluster f*** of a setup. Go the simple route and go back to stock, then work from there. Might be some $$ involved but your car will thank you in the end.