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Alright so i got my evo 8 blow off valve and it does not come with a flange on it for mounting................in fact the bov is plastic, which is fine i guess. i mean, evos frun 18 lbs of boost all day long using this bov, so im assuming it will be ok, even though it is plastic.

Anyways, like i said, it doesnt have a flange. It did however come with the stock intake piping from the evo. it is a small piece, maybe about 12" long and 3" ID (about, not exact!).

i was wondering if it would be okay to mount the bov with that stock section from the evo. here are some pics so you know what im talking about:

heres the bov itself.


heres the intake piping from the evo without the bov connected:


Here it is with the bov installed on it:


And another:


And in this picture, it shows that the intake piping from the evo has 2 nipples on it to connect vaccum hoses to. I was wondering if i needed to connect anything to these in order for the bov or anything with the turbo setup work correctly. I was under the impression that the top nipple on the bov would be the only one used, but do i need to use these two other nipples, or just put come sealent or caulk or something in them?



if anyone could please help me out and tell me what the best thing to do would be, that would be excellent. thanks in advance for any help.
 

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just use a piece like this with a hose and clamps.
i found the site and it didnt tell any info on the ID/OD of the part where the bov connects. it looks about the same and im sure it wont matter because it will be connected by a coupling. but this part looks basically the same as what i have, just with a MUCH cleaner look. I'll definately look into getting this. do you know if the one i have from the stock intake piping from the evo will work though, as long as i plug those nipples up with caulk, because i may not order that part, it looks pretty simple to make and i think i could prolly weld something up out of some 2.5" exhuast piping and however the other small pipe needs to be. it would be cheaper, but i wouldnt be able to get around to it for a while. so do you think the other from the evo would work for the time being?

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why would u want that bov??! just wondering....

well, mainly because a friend gave me the bov and an autometer pro-comp boost gauge for $40.

i thought it was a good deal for the both of them so i took it, and i really like the way the 1g eclipse bov's sound, so i figured it would sound much the same since they are both dsm products.

i know its plastic, but the evos run alot of boost with them, so i wouldnt think it would be a problem?

but why do you ask? Have you heard bad things about them or do you think it is a bad idea? let me know because i like a little constructive criticism to help me out with my build.
 

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dude I heard they break under pressure on turbo'd civics........ bad news man....... .............................................. lol.... just playin.... good luck with it man!!
lol :liar:

thanks for the input man, i appreciate it!! :TU:
 

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i found a similar part..............it may be the exact same thing. i cant really tell because it is at a different angle. On this one, it looks like the part where the bov connects is tapered (well has a large downsize on the inside diameter). im not sure if the other one is the same, and im wondering if it will bolt up the same with the coupling and some clamps.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2-50...190062744457QQihZ009QQitemZ190062744457QQrdZ1
 
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