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TTT Grand Master

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dude uve been trolling the whole "bov" discussion lately... if u have nothing useful to add, move along plz.

lately??

always.

and it's always stupid questions.

just like yours.

is it not obvious that the sound will be louder with a pod?

it's no longer enclosed in a sealed box with padding to kill sound.

they say there are no stupid questions but f*k me.. there are a few execptions to the rule.

you don't have to know anything about cars to know that it would be louder.

nothing useful to add... I gave you a f*king award didn't I?

:pwned:

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I went through this too, when I got my car last year, one of the first mods I did was a hks Bov, and I loved it.

SirD I'd say go for it, it makes driving fun but you'll most likely end up removing it like me.

After I got my frontmount installed it made the whoosh I was after with the pod and only at heavy throttle, unlike the bov which goes off even under light throttle which I think is really embarrasing in everyday traffic.

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lately??

always.

and it's always stupid questions.

just like yours.

is it not obvious that the sound will be louder with a pod?

it's no longer enclosed in a sealed box with padding to kill sound.

they say there are no stupid questions but f*k me.. there are a few execptions to the rule.

you don't have to know anything about cars to know that it would be louder.

nothing useful to add... I gave you a f*king award didn't I?

:(

Mate... chill out... nobody is as car aware as you are... on a serious note, did you miss out some Easter eggs or your gf/bf didnt put out last night? >_<

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Modena Grand Master

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I went through this too, when I got my car last year, one of the first mods I did was a hks Bov, and I loved it.

SirD I'd say go for it, it makes driving fun but you'll most likely end up removing it like me.

After I got my frontmount installed it made the whoosh I was after with the pod and only at heavy throttle, unlike the bov which goes off even under light throttle which I think is really embarrasing in everyday traffic.

Well i have an auto, so it doesnt go off very easy, you need to rev it past 3000 rpm for it to go off nicely... anything past 5000 is just awesome... I drive like grandpa mostly so if i do launch it, it sounds awesome.

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