tkeyyy

is it possible to put a TiAL 50mm BOV on a Vortech Aftercooler with a greddy adapter flange? i found a thread stating that it might be an issue with fitment.

here is the greddy flange: http://www.atpturbo.com/mm5/merchant...egory_Code=BOV

also, which spring is recommended for use? on the manufacturer's site, it says -2psi for supercharged. i am pushing 13/14psi at 9k.

thanks in advance!

::updated with video and audio::

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSDHfYKAeNU

Sideways

If the adapter is too big you may need to have a flange welded on to the after cooler. It would help to enlarge the opening too.

I was able to squeeze a Mondo BOV in place of the original but it was tight.

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tom153

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/112...m-with-tial-q/


Plenty of clearance over here. The only caveat is that you put the bolts through the adapter first and then start tightening them by hand. I don't have any surge and I'm running ~24psi.

tkeyyy

is the mondo bov similar to tial in terms of size?

haha i've seen your video on youtube before. that's one of the few that i had to review if i wanted a TiAL BOV
which spring are you using to support the 24psi? do you have any photos of your setup as of right now?

tom153

I'm using the supercharger one (-3psi).

tkeyyy

excellent. thanks a lot!

tkeyyy

::update::

if anyone is trying to do the same by using a TiAL BOV on a vortech aftercooler, atpturbo.com sells their BOV with different flanges, including the greddy flange and different springs for different applications already installed. just got mine today. going to install it in a few

tkeyyy

if anyone is curious on how loud the tial q bov is, i have updated the OP with audio/video.

IMO it sounds cool and all, but drowns everything you hear, even when your windows are up. it doesn't help that my hood is vented either.

MARK AUS S2K

What adapter fitting did you buy from atpturbo.com so the 50mm TIAL would fit on the Vortech aftercooler???

tkeyyy

whoa didn't think anyone would respond to this thread anymore haha.

all you need is the greddy type flange and it'll bolt right on