Striker187
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- 2008 MS3 GT
well yes, you can vent to atmosphere with a greddy type s or hks ssqv. with the hks ssqv, you gotta learn how to drive around the stalling problem (i'm not sure if you can adjust the spring). the greddy, you have to tighten it a lot to keep it from stalling. two problems with that: 1) you won't get that nice psshhhhhh sound cause it's too tight. 2) it pretty much defeats the purpose of having a bov.
for our engine setup, it's best to recirculate to keep the stock ecu from getting confused. hey, at least your call will run right without stalling. and you will have to purchase additional parts. if you have hard piping, you'll just need to purchase a flange. if you have the stock plastic piping, there are two options. get a small section of hard piping and weld a flange on to it. then cut a section out of the plastic piping, put the hard piping section in place of it, and get some silicone connection hoses. or, atp tuning makes a flange for the greddy type s and hks ssqv. this flange bolts onto the inlet of the bov and has a 1" inlet where you just run a hose to. so there's no cutting involved which means your warranty is safe. now here's the interesting part. that nipple that comes off the intercooler piping where the stock bpv is, is something like 3/4". so you'll have to buy two sections of tubing, one 1" and one 3/4". all you have to do is just slip one over the other, run the 3/4" from the intercooler piping and the 1" to the bov. get a recirculating kit for the bov (they are available for both) and you're done. this is the setup chojin (shawn) is using on his 3.5 msp (except he's venting to atm rather than recirculating) and the setup i plan to use in the future.
for our engine setup, it's best to recirculate to keep the stock ecu from getting confused. hey, at least your call will run right without stalling. and you will have to purchase additional parts. if you have hard piping, you'll just need to purchase a flange. if you have the stock plastic piping, there are two options. get a small section of hard piping and weld a flange on to it. then cut a section out of the plastic piping, put the hard piping section in place of it, and get some silicone connection hoses. or, atp tuning makes a flange for the greddy type s and hks ssqv. this flange bolts onto the inlet of the bov and has a 1" inlet where you just run a hose to. so there's no cutting involved which means your warranty is safe. now here's the interesting part. that nipple that comes off the intercooler piping where the stock bpv is, is something like 3/4". so you'll have to buy two sections of tubing, one 1" and one 3/4". all you have to do is just slip one over the other, run the 3/4" from the intercooler piping and the 1" to the bov. get a recirculating kit for the bov (they are available for both) and you're done. this is the setup chojin (shawn) is using on his 3.5 msp (except he's venting to atm rather than recirculating) and the setup i plan to use in the future.