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Just installed fmic on my s14 , currently just blocked bov pipe,as i am waiting on a new hose to connect the stock plumbak bov.

I do have an HKS ssq atmo bov, considering installing this with a re-circulation fitting, but this would not vent back through the stock return line. i still want some sound when i bak off/ shift up etc,

are there any adjustments that can be made to stock bov to get more sound/ flutter or whatever, this would be ideal but getting the engine to run at its best is more important to me.

as i see it these are my options -

*connect bak the stock bov

*adjust stock bov for more noise ( possible? )

*connect HKS bov with re-circ fitting

what do you think/ reccomend ?

thanks in advance

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If you blocked off the pipes to the bov, it will flutter.

stock S14 bov setup with more than stock boost will flutter.

the bov return line is too small (as it goes over the front of the engine block) so it can't dump as much air as it needs and it flutters.

to make it louder, get yourself a pod filter.

(I don't condone any of these, just answering your question)

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I am in the same boat... I got a HKS SSQV - sounds tough as with the pod... but after 1 week, it started to stall like a bitch as most cars with an AFM will.... so I decided to go stock... damn, I really miss the ssshhttt sound but rather have it running smoothly.

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I am in the same boat... I got a HKS SSQV - sounds tough as with the pod... but after 1 week, it started to stall like a bitch as most cars with an AFM will.... so I decided to go stock... damn, I really miss the ssshhttt sound but rather have it running smoothly.

Did you consider getting the re-circ fitting for it? that would've been another option to solve stalling issues. right?

will probably fit the hks ssqv see how it is, ( with/without re-circ). any issues and i will change it back to stock.

thanks

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