BOV ChhhiiiiSSShHHH Noise
BOV ChhhiiiiSSShHHH Noise
I have a question. I know how the BOV works. I installed a K&N panel filter and this noise got louder. And I hear with an intake it gets even louder. So question is... why is it getting louder with a free-er flowing intake?
the stock BOV is a recirculating valve which dumps the air back into the intake tube with an open element filter (cone or even the panel filter on the stock box) it becomes more noticable. you should be hearing your turbo spool alot more along with the BOV.
So then it's really just causing an amplifying affect? It's not really more compressed air getting re-circulated that is causing it to get louder.
Also so then the X recirculates the air and doesn't dump it to atmosphere?
Last edited by qwertykerr; Jun 5, 2011 at 07:46 AM.
no the Evos run a recirculated system. unless you tune it on an AEM standalone or Speed density it will be recirculated. the K&N or similar filter will allow more air to flow through which in turn will make things louder. it actually makes the car sound better 
but if you havent done so yet, do a boost leak test and make sure that you do not have any leaks. thats peace of mind

but if you havent done so yet, do a boost leak test and make sure that you do not have any leaks. thats peace of mind
no the Evos run a recirculated system. unless you tune it on an AEM standalone or Speed density it will be recirculated. the K&N or similar filter will allow more air to flow through which in turn will make things louder. it actually makes the car sound better 
but if you havent done so yet, do a boost leak test and make sure that you do not have any leaks. thats peace of mind

but if you havent done so yet, do a boost leak test and make sure that you do not have any leaks. thats peace of mind
Was just trying to understand why the recirculated air was louder.
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