your hks is it recirculated? and could i just cut my pipes. throw the flange in. be done with it. also can you T off a vac line and just run it to there from the Vented BOV?
yeah,well i jost dont really know what bov to get. im a cheap ass and would most likely go iwth a ebay bov... and i hear they suck. ill stick with my turkey.. even though its slowly killing my turbo
understood there man! i do want a vented bov.. but idk how it will turn out and cant really decide which to get. greddy is over used so is hks.. thinking maybe turbo xs
Usually I buy the OEM parts for oil filters and such just so I can blame them if it fails, but if you think the Purolater works well then I'll take your word for it. Suggestions where to buy?
I'm thinking about replacing any mounts with OEM replacements (hear me out) and meanwhile I am considering some inserts to keep the vibrations minimal but still be safe. That would also put me in the market for a new s-pipe .
The suspension is scaring me since I can hear the clunk, as well as major squeaking from both the front and rear when I go over a large bump (they are a plenty in PA). The front also seems to be significantly louder than the rear.
I've been shopping around for plugs (silly I know) because I can't decide if I really need platinums or not. Really doesn't matter to me, I just want to make sure they work well. I will be keeping the boost below 10psi, hopefully around 7-8.
Upgraded brakes have come to mind, but I know I don't need a serious $900 for my basic bolt ons. Though I'm told if I just go with stronger pads they will wear the rotors quicker. I want to have the rotors inspected to see how they are doing.
Seafoam is a good idea, and I will talk to my dad to hear his thoughts before my next oil change (royal purple (thumb))
Any local PA parts store like Old Manny Moe & Jack should have the Purolator pcv as its a common part. I used to have traces of oil around the pcv and feeder hoses before I switched to the Purolator, no more issues.
I don't think your crazy for wanting OEM mounts. Not everyone wants the vibration increase at idle and with the a/c on. I'm still using my stock rear and trans mount. My passenger mount died a few years ago and I replaced it and the front with SLS mounts. No problems or complaints.
Platinum plugs will last longer but the coppers give a better spark. I've been using the NGK V power (stock no 4291) plugs since my second plug change around 60K. I'd go with coppers for the spark and lower cost factor. There so easy to swap out, it doesn't matter to me if they only last about a 1/3rd as long as the platinums.
When it was time for me to get new pads, I opted to not machine the rotors and just replaced them with Centric rotors and those Satisfied pads. My stopping is great. But I didn't really have an issue with the stock setup either.
I don't doubt that your front bushings are dry or shot like the rears. The fronts just look like a b**** to get at. I always just sprayed lubed those but took of the rears and greased them.
Mb weapons. nooo. j/k. Cant wait to see them on ur car.
As for MM. I agree inserts are pretty good. I got inserts all around. Im thinking about getting a awr rear mount tho. The other three mounts are fine. Vibration is to a minimum for me. I can barely tell. I gotta turn the music off and try to listen for vibration. haha.
there seems to be a lot of confusion here.
from the pics youre running the dual valve setup. the HKS is venting, the stock BPV is recirculating. rick: recirculating is when the valve dumps the pressurized air back into the unpressurized intake and behaves like a BPV.
the benefit to the dual setup is you dont have to relocate your MAF to the cold pipe (near the throttle body) but can still VTA without stalling. if you just VTA, you will stall. the MAF has metered the intake air and the ECU metered the fuel to be injected, so when you blow boost off the coldpipe, it starves the combustion cycle. but if you run the BPV at the same time, it recirculates just enough air back to the MAF so you dont stall.
ideally, you relocate your MAF so you dont have to run goofy ass-backwards setups, but its extremely common in these cars.
nope, you got it right.Oh okay, so I guess that is why I've always heard people talking about 50/50 or something like that? Like half venting and half recirc? Or am I just talking out my ass? Regardless, thanks for clearing that up.