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So my g/f bought me one of these for xmas

http://www.performance-wise.net/USERIMAGES/CAPP53%20GTS%20%20SCUTION%20KIT%20.JPG

installed it yesterday...but as i was driving i noticed that sometimes the revs would go up, but there was no boost, and then the car lost all power and steering and just stalled then rolled to a stop.

Id put the old pipe back on but i split it >_<, i read somewhere it could be to do with the BOV circulation.....but i only have the stock one.

can someone just check ive connected it all correctly.

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thanks :)

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yup yup looks good to me, +1 for checking clamps, i changed my turbo and left 1 clamp loose which caused it to pop off the cooler pipe which then wouldnt lt it boost over 2psi and run like a bucket of shit + stalled. stalling and poor driving can also be affected by the standard bov as its held open very slighty on idle when vacuume is at its maximum however this does not have any effect as long as the bov is plumbed back into the intake as yours is. maybe check your afm clamps and insure the silicone joiners are making a good tight seal and not allowing excess air to enter after the afm. thats all i can really think of for now, other than that i guess make sure the afm didnt get accidently damaged when you installed the new intake pipe or is dirty :thumbsup:

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