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Old 08-21-2013, 01:28 AM   #71
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Not really a complaint as much as an observation but, did any of you guys buy the blow off valve? I got it because I wanted that hissing when I shift (what can I say I care about stupid things like that). Anyway I don't even hear a peep out of it at any point, even if I redline and just let off completely. Is it just something that doesn't do much until I up the boost?
It's a recirculated blow off. With a cold air intake you will probably hear it open a bit, but def not with the factory air box. It will never be as loud as an atmospheric blow off
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Old 08-21-2013, 01:30 AM   #72
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It's a recirculated blow off. With a cold air intake you will probably hear it open a bit, but def not with the factory air box. It will never be as loud as an atmospheric blow off
Oh ok. Well just part of the stealth aspect of this kit then. Gotta love it.
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Old 08-21-2013, 01:34 AM   #73
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I have the 50/50 bov with the plate removed and yes u can hear it
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Old 08-21-2013, 01:38 AM   #74
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Mine has that plate as well that takes it to 50:50 recirculating/venting it's pretty loud.

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I have the 50/50 bov with the plate removed and yes u can hear it
Hmm could you explain a bit more? I didn't know there was more than one type. That could come with the kit. Mine does have a plate on the passenger's side of the valve with a couple of screws in it if that's what you're talking about.
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Yeah looks like what nix posted. I guess I'm not listening close enough!
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Yeah looks like what nix posted. I guess I'm not listening close enough!
do you have the gate open or closed? It can be a full or a 50/50 depending on what you set

btw anyone have a clip. I hope its not too loud
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I had trouble recording the sound of it properly so far. It's dead silent with it closed and with it open just a nice audible, standard psssht sound, nothing loud or pitch altered like some big tuner brands.
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Yeah thanks for the inputs guys. I just went and pulled the plate off and it sounds great now. I was only able to hear it clearly by redlining with the hood up and the door open. In the cabin it's not too noisy, and outside it's certainly less noticeable than my exhaust noise.
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With the BOV on the AVO kit, its located after the MAF sensor. So if you vent that air to atmosphere, you are venting metered air. This could throw off the tune a bit.

If it were me, I'd leave it on full recirculate.


Probably a minor issue, but something to keep in mind.
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When we installed our kit, I tightened everything and did not have any problems. We did some track testing and blow the inlet gasket. Talked with Paul and a buddy of mine and found a set of locking nut plates that should fit to help stop the nut from backing out. Ill post the part numbers on Thursday once they arrive and I can confirm they work.
What inlet gasket?
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do you have the gate open or closed? It can be a full or a 50/50 depending on what you set

btw anyone have a clip. I hope its not too loud

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With the BOV on the AVO kit, its located after the MAF sensor. So if you vent that air to atmosphere, you are venting metered air. This could throw off the tune a bit.

If it were me, I'd leave it on full recirculate.


Probably a minor issue, but something to keep in mind.
I had this concern when I got the kit. After having it, its not a big issue. You will go rich on shifts, but for a fraction of time. Also, the tune will account for it and it really becomes a non-issue. If it were a 100% vent I would say its something to really look at, but since its 50/50 its impact is minimal .
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Good to know its 50/50 or 100% recirc. I thought it was just recirc only. Open atmosphere causes horrible rich issues between shifts on VW's, which I'm used to working on. I guess ill pull the plate and give it a go haha
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If locking bolts or nuts down are an issue, even with blue Loctite, another option would be washers from this company...
Nord-Lock.com
They're not regular locking washers. If it's a nut and bolt arrangement, you'll need a set on both flange mating surfaces. Their design requires greater breakout torque to untighten.
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