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Old 01-20-2003, 06:02 PM
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who said anything about t25 or stock smic?
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Old 01-21-2003, 06:12 AM
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It is quite obvious he owns a 2g turbo car. Or he has modified a nt....but not likely...why else would he be in this forum. For 1 why would he ask about a good blow off valve if he has a 1st gen car when the 1st gen BOV is sufficient enough. 2 why did he say he would think about upgrading his turbo from 15-17 psi to 20psi...any turbo bigger than the t-25 can run higher than 15-17 psi that are used on DSM's. I think just using your head a bit you can take an educated guess as to what he has by what he has told us in his messages.
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Old 01-21-2003, 03:11 PM
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For 1 why would he ask about a good blow off valve if he has a 1st gen car when the 1st gen BOV is sufficient enough.
His profile says he was a 1999 GS-T. And first gen cars don't have t 25s if that is what you are basing your argument on. And if you are going to argue with my PM it to me, don't crap up his thread.
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Old 01-25-2003, 04:09 PM
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Fuk 1g bov's, they are soooo for cheap people. Just spend the extra $140ish and get an HKS SSBOV that will hold more than enough pressure than you'll probably produce. Done deal, never have to worry about it again...
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I must agree wtih Spec i had a 1G BOV on my eclipse and i ran 20PSI on my HRC Big 20g and it held fine didnt have any problems with it at all! but uhhh i liked the sound of a TurboXS so i went to that!
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you're getting really defensive for no reason here.

you never said you were on stock anything or non-stock anything...

to get the answer you were looking for, why didn't you say

" i have a 98 eclipse with these mods:
x
x
x
x
and this turbo
x at x psi

i want to upgrade to
x turbo at x psi

what bov would you recommend?"

then you wouldn't get "shit" from people who have to sit here and assume you're bs-ing or guess at what you've got...
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