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Heat Sinker 07-08-2018 07:23 PM

Adding/Switching to BOV for Supercharger
 
I searched around the forums and did not come across any thing that really answered my question.

I have a JRSC on currently and I want to add a Greddy RS BOV to the system. I have a HKS SSQV (2 or 3) available right now till I can buy the Greddy.

My question is what would be the process add a BOV that vents to the atmosphere?
I assume I would need to find a proper spring (for HKS) and the Greddy is a turn dial??
What are the implications of changing the system? I have an understanding that I am changing the air flow in the system and it can interfere with the performance as I am taking air away from the system that the MAF has already calculated into the equation. Is that correct? Would I need to have my car's tune adjusted or can I just install it and be on my way?

Please feel free to add anything else I am missing.

Thank you in advance. This is more a cosmetic thing than a performance modification.

EchoHotel 07-08-2018 08:12 PM

I have a tail Q50 mm with supercharger spring and it’s great. It’s a 2psi spring rate.
Hope that helps.
Erik

mrg666 07-08-2018 09:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Heat Sinker (Post 3107810)
I searched around the forums and did not come across any thing that really answered my question.

I have a JRSC on currently and I want to add a Greddy RS BOV to the system. I have a HKS SSQV (2 or 3) available right now till I can buy the Greddy.

My question is what would be the process add a BOV that vents to the atmosphere?
I assume I would need to find a proper spring (for HKS) and the Greddy is a turn dial??
What are the implications of changing the system? I have an understanding that I am changing the air flow in the system and it can interfere with the performance as I am taking air away from the system that the MAF has already calculated into the equation. Is that correct? Would I need to have my car's tune adjusted or can I just install it and be on my way?

Please feel free to add anything else I am missing.

Thank you in advance. This is more a cosmetic thing than a performance modification.

Your answer is in JRSC owner's thread. You didn't search enough.

Heat Sinker 07-08-2018 10:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mrg666 (Post 3107850)
Your answer is in JRSC owner's thread. You didn't search enough.

Thanks for the tip, I searched through all 17+ pages my search/s came up with and didn't not find what I was looking for. I saw 3 of your posts which one basically states to not do it it can damage your SC.
The other two I saw was your posts that were talking about updating the diverter valve to a metal one vs the OEM plastic one.

Summerwolf 07-08-2018 10:45 PM

Pg 42. 308, 309.... look like good places to start in the JRSC owners thread. I just did a 5 second Google search and quick perusal.

Heat Sinker 07-08-2018 10:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Summerwolf (Post 3107877)
Pg 42. 308, 309.... look like good places to start in the JRSC owners thread. I just did a 5 second Google search and quick perusal.



I saw those.
The conversation was asking about putting on a BOV, the asked why would someone want to. Followed up with it’s a BPV essentially the same thing.
The next 5 pages I went through did not continue this conversation.

Thank you though.


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Summerwolf 07-08-2018 10:58 PM

There are pictures and quite a bit of conversation concerning adding a Bov, direct replacement part numbers and also some interesting comments from @CSG Mike

Heat Sinker 07-08-2018 11:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Summerwolf (Post 3107883)
There are pictures and quite a bit of conversation concerning adding a Bov, direct replacement part numbers and also some interesting comments from @CSG Mike



Apologies I read only page 42.... for some reason I thought I was looking for post 308-309 instead of page 308-309. Reading it now
Thank you


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CSG Mike 07-09-2018 06:15 AM

You can just weld it onto your charge pipes.

Probably before your air straightener in your case.

You WILL need a re-tune.


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