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Turbosmart Nissan dual port For Sale

Location: NSW Sydney, Liverpool

Condition: Excellent

Reason for selling: Selling car

It's been on my R33 Gtst for only 3 months, works perfectly.

In the box:

Nissan Dual Port Bov

New vacuum hose and clamps

Blanking plug

Instructions DVD

And i'll chuck in the Lubricating oil used to maintain the BOV.

DESCRIPTION: Features both atmospheric and bypass ports. Easily converts to a fully atmo or fully bypass valve. Sequential ports provide a quiet operation on mild boost and full performance at full boost. Simple installation and set up.

APPLICATION: Suits Nissan Skyline GTS-T and GT-R,

R32, R33, R34 and R35 (excluding R32 GTS-T)

Price and Conditions: $300, Pick Up ONLY

Contact Aleck on 0432 180 711

Will post up Pics soon....

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Yes, it will fit straight onto the plumb back hose... and can be a plumb back BOV with the plug provided.

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bump, this is a straight bolt on for skylines... very easy to install. Can be set to Full Atmo or Plumb back or the best of both. This BOV is also Adjustable..

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bump, any offers??

This is a model specific blow off valve... only for Skylines. They go for $459 brand new at Autobarn. Item is still in Perfect condition.

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$200 posted anywhere in aus.... item in excellent condition.

Four BOVs in one. The Dual Port can be configured as a Supersonic, Megasonic, Plumb Back or Dual Port! Features sequential ports for quiet operation on mild boost and full performance at full boost.

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Hey Aleck, when you say ts a FOUR BOV in one, how come the Megasonic Dual Trumpet BOV has 2 horns in comparison to yours? MEGa louder? or your one just as loud?

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I'd say its just as loud and you could have both ports opened for atmo just like the megasonic. I ended up keeping it and plumbed it back. When i did have mine set to atmo (for a very short time) it just annoyed the f**k out of me.

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Still for sale?

I'd say its just as loud and you could have both ports opened for atmo just like the megasonic. I ended up keeping it and plumbed it back. When i did have mine set to atmo (for a very short time) it just annoyed the f**k out of me.

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