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UNDRGND 04-09-2007 03:58 PM

Processwest FMI and Aftermarket BOV
 
Hey All

Just wondering if anyone here has a process FMI and how they rate it? I spoke to Kevin and install sounds great but the piping is 2.5 inch both hot and cold side.

After find out that, I was thinking of just getting a Trust one!!

Also, can a stock STi BOV hould around 22psi or will it leak?

Any thoughts!!

thanks

Chris

chee 04-09-2007 04:04 PM

you can modifiy the stock bov by installing a small grommet/plug into the bov, and then it will hold 35psi (tested) and then some.

Hi_VoLtAgE 04-09-2007 04:08 PM

stock bov can hold 20pound without mods, all fmi's will produce lag, i have 2.5' piping both sides, boost comes on at 4500 5000rpm, if you dont want lag dont get a fmic.

Mister Two 04-09-2007 04:13 PM

Feral has one on his pig. Seems to fit nicely. Hes running around 18psi but hes using a aftermarket BOV.

RichX 04-09-2007 04:34 PM

Boost comes on at 4500 .. Jesus dude.

tuna 04-09-2007 04:51 PM

yes unmodded bovs will bypass around 1.3/1.4bar of boost, grub screwing the bypass hole will allow you to hold significantly more boost then the engine is capable of taking.

fmic will increase lag, no matter what the circumstance. so your only option is to keep pipe diameters as small as possible. bigger is not better.

uglycong 04-09-2007 08:24 PM

4500 - 5000 ? with what turbo

Hi_VoLtAgE 05-09-2007 07:40 AM

gtpso2

uglycong 05-09-2007 08:55 AM

damn my avo 500 comes on at 4600 so I know the feeling

UNDRGND 04-12-2007 12:20 PM

[QUOTE=tuna]yes unmodded bovs will bypass around 1.3/1.4bar of boost, grub screwing the bypass hole will allow you to hold significantly more boost then the engine is capable of taking.

fmic will increase lag, no matter what the circumstance. so your only option is to keep pipe diameters as small as possible. bigger is not better.[/QUOTE]


Where would one get a Grub Screw? sorry not a technical bloke :)


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