View Poll Results: what way do you have your mbc hooked up?
tap the bov line



5
33.33%
use turbo nipple



9
60.00%
other



1
6.67%
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option 1 or option 2?
option 1 or option 2?
forge mbc install question, which option are you currently using or would you use and why?
pic of option 1 http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p...RX-install.jpg
pic of option 2
http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p...EYphoto/h2.jpg
pic of option 1 http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p...RX-install.jpg
pic of option 2
http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p...EYphoto/h2.jpg
Last edited by alfmoney; Dec 3, 2006 at 07:05 PM.
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
There are countless threads talking about this. Have you read them all?
PS. They both work fine...
PS. They both work fine...
Well, it's not related to how which of those 2 methods you choose for the MBC. You also said nothing about the real problem and only asked people to vote on which method they prefer. If you want help solving your rpm rise problem, then post about that. The current topic has been beaten to death already, and both methods work just fine.
http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p...Picture179.jpg
I noticed in this picture that you removed the old factory boost line and mount to use your red vac line. While doing this you had to take off your guide for you throttle cable, i also see in your picture that you did not install it back correctly. I think you throttle cable may be sticking slightly.
I noticed in this picture that you removed the old factory boost line and mount to use your red vac line. While doing this you had to take off your guide for you throttle cable, i also see in your picture that you did not install it back correctly. I think you throttle cable may be sticking slightly.
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
Well, it's not related to how which of those 2 methods you choose for the MBC. You also said nothing about the real problem and only asked people to vote on which method they prefer. If you want help solving your rpm rise problem, then post about that. The current topic has been beaten to death already, and both methods work just fine.
Originally Posted by Warrtalon
There are countless threads talking about this. Have you read them all?
PS. They both work fine...
PS. They both work fine...
there are countless post of useless info and/or insults from you
P.S. no one cares
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i used option 2. that is the way Al hooked mine up way back in jan '05. has worked flawlessly since. any car he works on is solid (but everyone knows this already).
FYI, if u don't investigate/research b4 posting, u will get hammered by the Warrtalon squad...
FYI, if u don't investigate/research b4 posting, u will get hammered by the Warrtalon squad...
Originally Posted by scottatayamaha
See all a boost controller does is bleed off pressure and the reason that line runs from your manifold to your BOV is to keep pressure on the BOV to help it stay closed. So when your boost controller starts to bleed off pressure to control boost you are actually reducing the pressure on your BOV which can make it leak at higher rpm which will cost you power
Where do you get this stuff?
well
Originally Posted by scottatayamaha
ummmm......i made it up to make myself look cool??
I think you saying that "all a boost controller does is bleed off pressure" is a little misleading especially to a newb. There is a little more to it than that. And the BOV does a bit more than you state.


