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cp-e till exhale kit i am new and i tried searching the best i could and couldn't find anything, if anyone has a link to a thread post it please. Anyways i just bought a 2010 mazdaspeed 3. and I'm looking to do an intake and bpv. I have been looking at the gfb, or the tail kit from cp-e. i was wondering if anyone has tried the tail kit, and how well it sound being full recirculated. thanks! |
I would put the money towards HPFP internals over a BPV/BOV... |
Yeah I have been reading since this post. I'm buying an accessport and hpfp. Thanks! |
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OP, there is no need to replace the stock BPV on the car unless it isn't working properly. |
Haha yeah just bought my car. And not in Nebraska. |
With an aftermarket intake you will hear the bpv release. Even the stock one. Aftermarket BPV will sound no different albeit a little faster in response. Do not VTA. My CAI emits lots of cool sounds when my bpv is venting. If that's what you're after. It came with the car when I bought it. I'd have gone with a short ram personally. |
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Generally, with just an intake the stock bpv and most aftermarket bpv will be more audibe. The Tial BPV is a fairly loud bpv that is just air, no whistles. |
Fwiw I have a gfb hybrid on my speed right now that I've been running for around 7-8 months. Perfectly happy with it. I had an hks I was running before for years both VTA and recirced and was happy with that too. Hks just started to leak and it was time to replace it. The shifts were harsher when vented but I liked the sound. Recirced also sounded good and was amplified when I installed a front mount. |
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