ok ok ok ok! i actually want to ask this question too..

since im using my aem cai as intercooler piping would it be safe for me to install the bov a couple weeks ahead of time? you know? get err on there all that blabla route the vacuum lines hook it up the vac mani all that good stuff..

would it hurt anything if it just sat there doing nothing? it would just cut down install time on the turbo a little shorter yet again

but i dont know if it would be retarded or not, im already ricerin it up with my gauges glowing lol

 

no, it will work fine and it's a good idea to get those things out of the way.

 

here we go again.....haha

 

i have seen BOV simulators in magz before, i just a speaker that make the noise.
but its a bit ****.


http://www.dump-valves.co.uk/?gclid=...FQ0eEgodmhV7EQ

 

OR for the mechanically minded ricer with too much time on his(or her) hands.

find a pneumatic shock (no spring) that retracts slowly like the ones found on fork lift seats and lids. Then beef up the throttle return spring. Then attach the shock to that spring so that every time you let off the gas it pushes on a can of compressed air (keyboard duster) then slowly retracts and stops pushing on the air can. Then attach the BOV to the compressed air. Then attach the duck call to the end of the BOV to complete the idiocy.

if someone EVER does this, please Email me with a pic. I've always wanted to die laughing.

 

Nitrus purgeing system maybe? if you want nos?

 

They do. You dont hear them because they are routed into the exhuast. Thats why you dont hear them "puchhhoooooo" all over town.

 

its official, the I.Q. of this forum is dwindling everyday.