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I just need advice, i went high mount turbo setup with tial 38mm external wastegate and because i cant use stock blow off i need suggestions of which blow off sounds nice on a skyline...i got old style blitz bov on my old stock intercooler pipes but im not sure if thats gonna leak at 15psi and what sound it makes, i got option of new r2d2 sard bov, but not sure how that one sounds...which bov u got on your skyline and can u give me some opinions of which sound good to u?

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http://www.935motorsports.com/bovmediaX.htm

i had a look at this site and i prefer most sound of Greddy type s bov, click on file Greddy Type S on 7MGTE Supra / TO4E / Hardpipes, and ull know what i mean

Anyone got sard r2d2 on thir skyline as ill prolly go for this one...

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anyone have sard r2d2, how does it sound on a skyline, which bov sounds as on a clip above, they say its greddy type s but i never heard greddy sound like that?

http://www.935motorsports.com/bovmediaX.htm

i had a look at this site and i prefer most sound of Greddy type s bov, click on file Greddy Type S on 7MGTE Supra / TO4E / Hardpipes, and ull know what i mean

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do i need bov at all as i have external wastegate, is no bov gonna hurt the turbo?

The topic has been done to death one example is here - http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=78398

A bov will kill throttle response, as it allows all the pressurised air to escape you intercooler/pipework as soon as you lift off even slightly

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