Comptech Air Water Aftercooler campatible Blow off Valve or Pop off valve?
11-10-2003, 08:09 AM
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Check with Comptech before you put a BOV on. The first person to do it was the guy that had the Car and Driver car, and he had it hooked up wrong. Comptech uses a vacumn to make sure pressure dosen't stay on the throttle body. His did. So call them and get as much info as you can.
11-10-2003, 02:26 PM
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From Comptech:
Actually, the unit we based the plate from was from a Turbonetics "Godzilla" unit. You just have to make sure that you hook it up as a bypass valve.
Not sure what they meant by this last comment.
Of course Comptech had to pick the most expensive BOV to have ever been made--$660 retail! Group buy anyone? LOL
Actually, the unit we based the plate from was from a Turbonetics "Godzilla" unit. You just have to make sure that you hook it up as a bypass valve.
Not sure what they meant by this last comment.
Of course Comptech had to pick the most expensive BOV to have ever been made--$660 retail! Group buy anyone? LOL
11-14-2003, 08:34 PM
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So Finaly, this is the one that fits on our aftercooler. It does look like a beast in size but thats OK. A group buy doest sound like a bad Idea. People are going to buy what fits and bolts right up to their aftercooler. I know I am going to start looking for the best price for one.
It looks like there are three choices 10656, 10656B and 10656R from 330-354 range. You can get them anodized blue and red.
It looks like there are three choices 10656, 10656B and 10656R from 330-354 range. You can get them anodized blue and red.