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Old 11-26-2003, 01:41 AM
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Blow Off Valves

Hi, almost all my freinds have blow off valves and i was just woundering if anyone could tell me how they work, and also all the cars i see them in are manual and i wanted to find out if i could put one in a auto

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The Blow off valve (BOV) is on the turbo charged cars. They are used to release the air pressure out of the intake system when the throttle is closed quickly. They help control boost response and extend the life of the turbos.

The reason that they are on manual cars is because the VR4 (GTO) only comes in a manual.













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Re: Blow Off Valves

Yea but can they be put in a auto???
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Re: Re: Blow Off Valves

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Yea but can they be put in a auto???
The transmission has nothing to do with the BOV. Its all part of the intake system of a turbo charged car. If you have a turbo in a car thats an automatic, then it can and will have one.

I just made the leap that we are talking about 3000GTs here. There are no turbo powered automatic 3000GTs (from the factory).













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Re: Blow Off Valves

Yea i picked that up from the the other threads, damn man u know your stuff.
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Re: Blow Off Valves

Yea i just got wind of a cheap 91 VR4 and i was woundering should i just stick with the SL because im gonna go to the legal drag strip and the awd section is gonna be hard to beat (thay run the 1/4 mile at low 11s). but the 2wd is way eazer (they run at high 13s). so would it be eazer to get my SL to run 13s or the VR4 to run 11s

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i'm gonna go with vr4 to 11's cause a sl runs like a 16.5 and to get it down to 13's with no turbo is gonna be hard, with the vr4 turbo upgrade bc intake dual bov exhaust clutch trans, i guess either way its gonna take some pretty change.
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Re: Blow Off Valves

You could get a VR4 running high 11's with about 6 grand... That's also assuming you can install everything yourself.
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Re: Blow Off Valves

So it looks like im gonna go for the VR4 then, what would i do to make it run high 11s???
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Re: Blow Off Valves

So it looks like im gonna go for the VR4 then, what mods would i have to do to make it run high 11s???
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Re: Blow Off Valves

and what would it cost me with instollation costs?
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Dr650s
660cc
MAFT
Fuel pump
re-wire
BOV
Stage 2 Heads
DP
y-pipe

That'll run you about 6K... (I couldn't tell you about installing price b/c it depends on the place) You don't need the Stage 2 heads unless you really want mid 11's. There are other combos you can do, that's just a quick one I made.... Check www.dynamicracing.com for more information on their different stages.
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Re: Blow Off Valves

OK, thanks for the info
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