Most greddy knock offs have 6 hex bolts that hold it together. Mine has 5. One of which is right under where the vacuum hose attaches. couldn't unscrew it because its glued in with what looks like resin. so my knock off stayed out of my car. I'll be looking in to a tial replica
tial replicas are going to be made of melted spoons and held together with glue, too. just spend $75 bucks, get a used HKS v. 1 (theyre common as s***) and be done with it.
i'm sorry dude but ur just wrong, do you even know how a BOV even works. there is only one moving part, a valve, and in order to hold 25 psi or more all it has to have is a stronger spring.
also somebody already mentioned it but, if you want to run without recirculation, then you would need to relocate your MAF as close to the TB as possible.
I thought Greddy, and its knock offs have some kind of diaphram?
Either way quality control is almost nonexistence with knock offs, so you never know what you are going to get, find a used good bov and don't look back
um maybe greddy does, but i dont knwo how else to put it, when i took mine apart there were 2 springs under the purple cap and a valve.
in any case, buy what ever you feel safe buying, i'm content with the one i have, but if you are willing to spring for the name brand, more power to ya. just my 2 cents
i'm sorry dude but ur just wrong, do you even know how a BOV even works. there is only one moving part, a valve, and in order to hold 25 psi or more all it has to have is a stronger spring.
also somebody already mentioned it but, if you want to run without recirculation, then you would need to relocate your MAF as close to the TB as possible.
