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After I changed HKS 2535 turbo on my AUTO R33, my idling down under 300rpm when I release pad~

It likes to turn off the engine

andthen it returns to 750rpm~

I feel that is aftermarket BOV (adjust) problem

Can stock BOV handle my new turbo or not?

Or any suggestion or experienced to share?

Thank all!

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After I changed HKS 2535 turbo on my AUTO R33, my idling down under 300rpm when I release pad~

It likes to turn off the engine

andthen it returns to 750rpm~

I feel that is aftermarket BOV (adjust) problem

Can stock BOV handle my new turbo or not?

Or any suggestion or experienced to share?

Thank all!

me thinks not could leak a little as mine did but i fixed it with a block of plate...atmospheric bov and automatics dont mix .get a larger full plumback bov that will fix the prob...think turbo smart make em

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yer probs tighter.i was told once that a standard gtr bov is a fair bit better and is a straight bolt on to gtst... i just blocked mine of cause i was soo sick of the stalling ..it never stalled at high speed only like rolling but it robbed a f**k load of power

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ive read alot about idle problems with aftermarket bovs, apparently having an aftermarket ecu can solve the idle issues, do you have one or is it just standard comp?

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i have aftermarket bov.. and i got the stalling probs after i installed a pfc.. if its atmo then its cause ur air is reading wrong when ur revs drop.. start the car and let idle for a few mins and then adjust the throttle up a little 850 - 950 rpm and prob solved.. hopefully.. that was my prob anyhow..

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+1 with Dan.

I'm running a standard bov on my turbo setup and idles correctly with PFC, holds boost at 15psi no problems at all and everything runs like a dream all day every day with 250rwkw.

I would suspect a massive air(boost) leak in your system somewhere. i.e. bov stuck open, intercooler pipe blown off, etc...

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if its atmo then its cause ur air is reading wrong when ur revs drop.. start the car and let idle for a few mins and then adjust the throttle up a little 850 - 950 rpm and prob solved.. hopefully.. that was my prob anyhow..

I did this and it works.

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