This is how my 1st gen mistu BOV sounds like...

I'm sure it'll get old really quick...the thing goes off on every lift of the accelerator, not loud but audiable.
 
Great job Custom! Congratulations on finishing all the work. Hopefully your car is running better than ever.
 
CustomMSP said:
I'm sure it'll get old really quick...the thing goes off on every lift of the accelerator, not loud but audiable.

That's what I thought when I first put mine on my MX-6, but it never did get old:D
 
Good Job custom MSP. I'm able to do the same thing. The mazda guys here from Vegas that were at the meet in November were able to hear it. I had the car in neutral and just revved and each time and I let off the gas the Greddy Type S just went off. Super loud.
 
For all of you that want a sound like this you must place the MAF on the throttle body. There are a few other people on this board that are doing this with no problem. No recirc, no turkey, no stalling, no factory BPV. It's the way too go. Aint that right Custom. HaHa
 
AutoBox said:
def the 1st gen dsm bov is a nice upgrade ..i think they can take a good amount of boost also....unless u want flashly brand names the 1g dsm bov is a nice bov to grab up..if u compare the type s and 1g bov..they are identical in outer appearance...wouldnt be suprises to see the same inside.

They can take about 18-20 psi stock and 20 + if you "crush" them. I was running 27-28 on a crushed 1G bov, I'm sure it leaked a bit up there, but there is something about a stock appearing car running 11's that I liked more than I disliked having a slight BOV leak :).
Joe
 
Kind of a newbie to the mechanical aspect of tuning (yes there is also a theoretical aspect) so can i get a list of what i would need to get in order to install the 1g DSM BOV on my MSP?

Thanks to anyone who can help me with this!

Peace!
 
CustomMSP said:

Hey, from what I am reading, I gather you are running blow through now? How has it been working so far? It seems to do better on most FI cars, however I was concerned with MAF longevity.

Also- what did you do, make a custom flange to bolt the IC pipe to it? Any boost leaks?
Joe
 
XoducPhD,

Basically if you want to do it right, you'll want to replace the plastic pipes with some hard pipes that go to the intercooler and the throttle body and mount the BOV on the intercooler to the turbo pipe and put the maf on the throttle body to intercooler pipe. Run a dedicated vacuum line to the BOV. This way, you'll gain some HP as well as a beautiful sound. Should cost you about $200 all together.

Let me know if you have any other questions!
 
Joe,

I don't understand your question...

The blow through has been flawless so far, and the car is a lot smoother than it was before the FMIC. I don't know if it's due to the FMIC of the blow through setup. Probably both. Can you comment if the FCD will work with a blow through setup?

Thanks.
 
CustomMSP said:
Joe,

I don't understand your question...

The blow through has been flawless so far, and the car is a lot smoother than it was before the FMIC. I don't know if it's due to the FMIC of the blow through setup. Probably both. Can you comment if the FCD will work with a blow through setup?

Thanks.

Ignore the question about the flange- I had a brain fart :).. It is the DSM MAF that bolts into air cleaner assembly- I forgot that the MSP had a lip on each end and you could just couple it in.

As for the FCD, I don't see why it wouldn't work the same- the MAF still reads the same thing.
Joe
 
My car sounds like some sort of a musical instrument between the bov going off at different frequences and the turbo spooling at different boost levels plus the bassy exhaust, especially when the wastegate opens. I'm loving it!! :D

Peace
 
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