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Hey guys, I just fitted a GFB Hybrid (50% atmo / 50%plumb back) BOV and noticed that my max boost under throttle has dropped by 1 - 1.5psi... is this normal? there are no leaks... i made sure all hoses are tight... even used a gasket between the flanges... and it works perfectly except for the boost drop... i know many of you will say that an aftermarket BOX is a waste of money.. but i got it for a good price thanks to NICKR33...

Any thoughts? hints? suggestions?

Regards,

Sarkis

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have you adjusted the spring? you may need to tighten it to make sure its not leaking.

the reason why they feel a little less responsive is that the stock has a hole that allows the boost to constantly leak to keep the turbo spooling faster when idling and decelerating. i blocked this off on my stock bov and it wouldn't hold boost, high in the rpm. it would bleed off from 13psi to about 10/11 psi. i also think that the air recirculating pushes on the top of the bov to stop it opening at high rpm.

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