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Lesson learnt?

if your not helping please dont speak. as i dont see any problems with having a BOV IMO.

i dont need people like you to talk crap. i am just asking for places...

cheers

i also checked the for sale threads and none of them were what i was after :D

anyone know if justjap have them?

if your not helping please dont speak. as i dont see any problems with having a BOV IMO.

i dont need people like you to talk crap. i am just asking for places...

cheers

i also checked the for sale threads and none of them were what i was after :D

anyone know if justjap have them?

Well use the WTB section, or drive the car legally

I dont need to read your post that should be somewhere else :stupid:

HUH000,

R31Nismoid comes off usually full on and direct but his posts are usually spot on and cut through the bullshit!

He meant dont use silly atmo BOVs as they make ur car run shitty (unles u run massive boost) and also attract cops and get you fined!

So relax, smile and take his advice!

Cheers

BTW I was like u before, the only thing is I never got caught with it and sold it and now run with a stock BOV which is great!

Well use the WTB section, or drive the car legally

I dont need to read your post that should be somewhere else :D

Being a tool yet again....get a life nismoid and get ova urself

jeeez your a tool. Just had to get that outa my system.

(that was directed at nismoid, not the topic starter)

Well you're aiming in the wrong place.

Thread is stupid.

Stupid thread should be in wtb.

Thread originator is ?????

What is the law for BOV's anyway?

Good question. I've heard that NSW cops will even pick on a plumbed back aftermarket bov. is that right?

I have a GFB Hybrid bov, fully plumbed back. should i be concerned?

Noobie question here, what do people mean by 'plumbed back'?

I think each state has slightly diffrent laws, don't quote me but I'm pretty sure I'm right.

if its an aftermarket plumb back...they can still get you for noise pollution...

na, it hardly makes any noise. i'm not into that crap. it was on the car when i got it, so i plumbed it back, and adjusted the spring to be soft.

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