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im running 18 spi thru a standard BOV

my problem is it seems to boost quick to 7psi (around 2500 - 3000)

but then take an eternity to get to 18 (at the end of the rev range)

does the standard valave hold 18psi or do i need to mod it ( ive read the threads but still confused)

cheers

Peter

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There is a DIY Mod in the DIY section about the stocker BOV mod

Its either your actuator not holding (highly likely @ 18psi if your using the stock one, even with an EBC sometimes it just wont hold)

Or the BOV leaking perhaps.

i just blocked off the bov then and took it for a run

hitting full boost (well as full as the gauge will go) at 4000 now so maybe it was bleeding off boost

back on the dyno i say

Edited by Haines
or even another stocker... there's a little hole on the stock item that you can block to stop bleeding... there's a diy somewhere round here :)

Did you do this to yours to handle 20psi?

About when does it start to leak boost?

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