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Well. I think I did the best thing I could have possibly done. I went to Darra and it was actually a Truck inspection site so they didn't really know what they were doing.

SO...

I handed him the slip... He said that I needed to take him for a drive around the block to check it. BUT there were two trucks in front of me and only 30 minutes till knock off time.

So he took the defect slip.. Asked me to pop the bonnet. I think he tried to catch me out here saying that he didn't know where hte BOV's were.. could i show him.. So as the mechanic that I am.. I showed the inspector where the standard BOV is and showed him the one we took off sitting in the back seat.

Then asked me to rev it. So I revved it to 3grand and then let of slowely so it didn't make a noise and thats it.. I drove away!

And thats my exciting trip to DOT!

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im glad i hopfully will never have this prob..

my blitz bov is right under my std. airbox intake, which will stay there when i get my A'pexi filter and custom carbon airbox

:D

you gotta look really hard to find the bov if u dont know its there.. and i still have my old one on.. :uh-huh:

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Originally posted by | hype^ |

im glad i hopfully will never have this prob..  

my blitz bov is right under my std. airbox intake, which will stay there when i get my A'pexi filter and custom carbon airbox

:)

you gotta look really hard to find the bov if u dont know its there.. and i still have my old one on..  :uh-huh:

- I know of alot of people doing this atm... dammit.. not log

before the cops get onto it.. dammit.

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Originally posted by JiMb0

Hype, you planning on constructing that carbon box yourself or buying one pre-made ? exactly what I'm looking for at the moment... Also Mighty does have a point, then again I got a mate who works on Toyota's all day and wouldn't know **** about Nissan's .....

im gonna get my dad to make, he know all about carbon fibre coz he uses it to make his model airplanes, it using the tamplete from these forum (sorry i forgot who posted it :( ):D

dont bother buying it JIM it aint worth it. i saw the carbon ones at UAS for $300+ stuff that!!:)

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Originally posted by XrSiSt

- I know of alot of people doing this atm... dammit.. not log

before the cops get onto it.. dammit.

bah F*** EM ALL... :)

stupid cops worry about a little PSSSSHH or induction noise instead of stopping ppl getting stabbed, shot , robbed, etc etc:mad: :shake:

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Originally posted by carlo

I was told its now illegal to have a bov that breaths out externally, it has to be plumbed back into the cars air filter.

they say its for noise reasons, but how is it that busses do the same thing at sound levels which cause your ears to bleed.

Atmo venting BOV's have always been illegal. They alter the air/fuel ratio as well as the noise associated.

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