R32 Stock Bov

[SKYRUPTOR]

G'day guys,

I.ve just bought my first skyline. It's a 1992 r32.

It's got no engine mods at all, just a 3" cat back and is really quiet. I'm wondering if i take the plumb back pipe off the stock BOV an plug it off. And let the stock BOV vent to atmo will that cause any problems?

This is just temporary until i can get a decent BOV.

Your advise would be greatly appreciated.

[abu]

Hey

It will not boost properly as the stock blow off valve leaks air into the plumb back pipe which then, as you would know , joins back in to the intake pipe

It recirculates the air to keep the car running smooth, prevent stalling and surging through gear changes and when RPM drops rapidly

For the stock blow off valve to function properly it needs to be plumbed back at all times, if you block the plumb back pipe and have the blow off valve vent to atmo you will be causing a leak, therefor the car won't run/boost as it should so probably not the best idea

You can block the blow off valve on the cross pipe, block the plumb back pipe and block the vacuume line, that will work but probably won't get the sound your after

[-_-StRyDeR-_-]

Edit: Abu beat me to it.

basicly, forget about modifyin it, just wait till you get another one, and plum it back in.

Edited June 3, 2008 by -_-StRyDeR-_-

[tomcio]

I bought mine with a pod filter. It made the induction noise with throtle on and the sound your after when I take my foot off the throtle. If your interested I can sell you the pod, I have no need for it any more.

[SKYRUPTOR]

Ok sweet.

I was just lookin for a quick way to get some noise out of my virgin until i start wid the real mods.

I think i'l leave it alone and do it properly when i get the cash. (spent it all on the car)

Fanx heaps for da advice

[SKYRUPTOR]

How much?

Brand?

Adapter?