looking to do a front mount intercooler. do i need a bov to go on the intercooler piping? where is the stock bov? help please
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you do not need a BOV , this car has a diverter alongside the turbo, works differently but serves the same purpose as a BOV the FMIC kits come with everthing you needCPR 2013 NERO 500T (frankenstein) CPR ENGINE COVER , CPR TUNNEL BRACE , CPR INTERIOR X BRACE , E and D TUNE , BOOST FIX , MEGAN RACING COIL OVERS , 2 1/4"DROP, CUSTOM BORIS STRIPES , V4 , GTR RIMS /FALKIN RT613K TIRES , rear seat delete , CPR weld on rear torsion bar assembly.- Top
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i did not buy a kit. I was gifted a frount mount intercooler from a friend and told me all i need to do is get custom piping done. is the diverter the black box on the turbo? and can i put a regular bov if i wanted to? what would i have to do? thanks- Top
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Angelo, the diverter is the black (rounded) box located directly below the turbo inlet. You can remove that and do 1 or 2 modifications:
1. Add a BOV in between the stock diverter valve and the turbo (just noise as far as I know)
2. Upgrade the stock diverter with the GFB DV+ kit (highly recommend)
3. Upgrade to the DV+ and add a BOV in between
Install is pretty straightforward on all these items, mostly 3 bolts but the DV+ needs a few components changed out. Took me 1 hr
With that being said, though, the DV and BOV topics aren't related to installing a FMIC__________________________________________________ _____________________________________
2014 Abarth - Nero
EC V2 Intake, GFB DV+, HPSI Silicone boot and hoses, Defi Boost Gauge, Eibach Pro, EBC Yellow Stuff, CPR 28mm Rear Torsion Bar, 5mm Wheel Spacers
1984 Pininfarina Azzurra - Rosso Vivo
1995cc Twin Cam, 3-speed Auto, Tan Leather, Pirellis- Top
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Angelo, the diverter is the black (rounded) box located directly below the turbo inlet. You can remove that and do 1 or 2 modifications:
1. Add a BOV in between the stock diverter valve and the turbo (just noise as far as I know)
2. Upgrade the stock diverter with the GFB DV+ kit (highly recommend)
3. Upgrade to the DV+ and add a BOV in between
Install is pretty straightforward on all these items, mostly 3 bolts but the DV+ needs a few components changed out. Took me 1 hr
With that being said, though, the DV and BOV topics aren't related to installing a FMIC- Top
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The main benefit is holding boost longer and longevity of the DV+ over the stock diverter__________________________________________________ _____________________________________
2014 Abarth - Nero
EC V2 Intake, GFB DV+, HPSI Silicone boot and hoses, Defi Boost Gauge, Eibach Pro, EBC Yellow Stuff, CPR 28mm Rear Torsion Bar, 5mm Wheel Spacers
1984 Pininfarina Azzurra - Rosso Vivo
1995cc Twin Cam, 3-speed Auto, Tan Leather, Pirellis- Top
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The noise factor is going to depend more on what intake you have and if you put a BOV or not. I'd say the DV+ had a minor impact on noise, if anything the flutter sound is a bit more muted. It's a personal decision, but I have no desire for a BOV noisemaker
The main benefit is holding boost longer and longevity of the DV+ over the stock diverter
Okay gotcha! thanks for the help- Top
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Angelo, the diverter is the black (rounded) box located directly below the turbo inlet. You can remove that and do 1 or 2 modifications:
1. Add a BOV adapter plate in between the stock diverter valve and the turbo (just noise as far as I know)
2. Upgrade the stock diverter with the GFB DV+ kit (highly recommend)
3. Upgrade to the DV+ and add a BOV adapter plate in between
4. Upgrade to the Forge atmospheric BOV
Install is pretty straightforward on all these items, mostly 3 bolts but the DV+ needs a few components changed out. Took me 1 hr
With that being said, though, the DV and BOV topics aren't related to installing a FMICCurrent mods: Injen intake, RRM V3 piggy, MPx blow off plate, 500 Madness catless DP, MPx axle back, Sila turbo blanket, 595 aluminum shift knob- Top
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