I have heard from many people that i shuldnt change the stock bov on the mr, but ive made up my mind and want to get a new bov. either a greddy rs or hks ssqv. How can i install these on the MR? how do i recurculate it or whatever i have to do? Im still new at this..
Thanks.

 

from what i have read and heard the ssqv just doesn't play well with the evo period

 

alrite..i was leaning more with the rs anyway...just how could i install it on the mr...i know it doesnt bolt rite on..how can i do it?

 

If you don't know how to do something so basic, then you shouldn't be doing it at all. If you do either of those BOVs, then you're reducing the performance of your Evo. Why would you do that? There is only one reason I can guess - for sound. If you do that, then you are an embarassment to the Evo community. Keep that in mind when working on your spelling at night.

 

^ i agree, just sell your car and get a srt-4. evo is not for you.

 

just to answer your question since no one else has, yes you would need an adapter flange so you can put it on the evo. Like stated there is no reason to change it.

 

THanks guys...once again..im new at all this...so thanks for all the responses...you're all real nice and supportive..(sarcasm)

 

well just because they are not telling you what you want to hear doesnt mean they are not being supportive. they are trying to give you the best advice, and that is not to get one of those bov's. UNLESS you want to have serious stalling issues and end up getting pissed off at it, and then getting on here and asking WTF is going on, just to get flamed again for it. Get a BOV that is not specifically atmospheric, if you are wanting the sound then get a dual port (i.e. gofastbits stealth fx as i have) that still recirculates. I got a BOV because the wife wanted one, but i have it completely closed and recirculating 99% of the time, unless im around her. Search around on here because this same question has been asked countless time, and people get tired of having to post the same exact thing over, and over, and over, and over again. If you are on here looking for advice, then take into consideration what the more experienced Evo owners on the board have to say. Good luck with your search for the right BOV you want, just take some ofthings things into account.

 

What he said ^