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 Old 12-22-2008, 11:42 AM   #1
 
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Default HKS SQV adapting kit

I got this and installed it from Randy a few days ago. I love the sound and the piece itself.

However, I have a question:

When I was installing it, the housing came off of the BOV normally, but when I took out the "tri-star" thing in the middle in order to put the CP-e recirc hose nipple on there, it wouldnt fit quite right.

The nipple would go in correctly, and seat all the way at the end of the BOV housing, but when I tried to put the housing back on, the tiny allen head bolts wouldnt ever grab. So either the bolts are too short or the rear end of the nipple was too long? I am currently running VTA and I have everything lined up (the recirc hose) so once this is remedied, it will be a 5 min swap.

If it matters any, I did get the "limited edition" black BOV.

Any help would be appreciated
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the black powdercoating added a little too much thickness to allow the recirc nipple from going in. I just lightly took a sanding pad around the inside of the housing where the nipple needs to rest. Do it a couple times til it fits in, but snugly
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every one of the black ones has this issue. my bad for not pointing that out when you picked it up bud. mdoggs advice is spot on. i had to do the exact same thing on mine.

glad you like it otherwise tho.
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Originally Posted by palerider View Post
every one of the black ones has this issue. my bad for not pointing that out when you picked it up bud. mdoggs advice is spot on. i had to do the exact same thing on mine.

glad you like it otherwise tho.
I have a black one also and actually didn't have this issue, it all went back together perfectly fine.......
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Just run vta that's how I will be running once my car is all back together!
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mine had the same issue...no one warned me LOL...but allz well that endsz well.....but running it on VTA is questionable....if you enjoy all the pops,gurrgles, small backfires related to VTA then by all means. If you tune for it with the SB, then all will work as its supposed to.
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Yea, I dont want the issues of VTA, but I love the sound and pops that I get. lol- Im a ricer. I'll probably go recirc soon and change back to VTA when I get a PnP SB- but I didn't know that you could tune for VTA- I'll have to look more into that!
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I have a black one also and actually didn't have this issue, it all went back together perfectly fine.......
hmmmmm......
same here, I have the black but the recirc. fitting went in without issue. Maybe they revised newer ones.
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I have a similar problem with my black hks bov...

except with me, the c clip will not stay in place at all!!!

damn valve ends up coming off every time!

***EDIT***

Problem has to do with the o ring...
It is too thick and does not allow the bottom off the valve to sit flush against the flange. there is a gap on the opening located on the underside of the flange. there is enough space to fit a small flathead screwdriver in. so when going into boost, the air goes into the flange and the valve instead of just the valve itself.
since its under so much pressure it ends up pushing up on the valve and c clip, eventually making it come off

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