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bov conversion kit
Does anyone here know if there is a conversion kit out there to get rid of the bypass valve and replace it with a bov? I have a good BOV i checked kokeln and they have a kit for their long neck intercoolers but. I am happy with my andial intercooler and just need the part that goes from the inercooler outlet to the throttle body. That particular part is not in the kit from Kokeln. any one have any ideas? other that cutting up and welding on the recirc valve?
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You can buy the rubber elbow from Porsche and buy an adapter pipe from it to the pipe going to the turbo at a parts store or have one made at a muffler shop. The smaller rubber hose between the adapter and turbo pipe is another Porsche item or an aftermarket silicone hose can be used. The only thing left is to fill in the gap between the turbo and TB if the Andial isn't a long neck. Somebody here or on Pelican used their old by pass valve by cutting off the section between the IC and TB. Looked good and was cheap.
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I would think that a silicone adaptor with the proper ID's would work just fine to bridge the gap between the IC and the TB. Then, silicone elbows (if a 964 elbow can't be had) and BOV to complete the setup.
Oh, and then fabricated IC mounts would also be needed.
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yeah the part i was looking for was the one that goes between the tb and the outlet of the intercooler. D walker you have the link to the synapse website?
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Well thier site is synapseengineering.com but they have changed it a bit and instead of product descriptions it takes you to thier online store, which is a bit confusing I think. The adaptor to plug thier BOV into where the Bosch DV goes is here:
http://synapseengineering.com/cart/p...ange-17-2.html
the actual BOV is here: http://synapseengineering.com/cart/p...Black-7-2.html
Those should give you a good start on laying something out, but Im having a hard time picturing exactly how it would be done on your setup. I use that specific BOV on a lot of applications and it works flawlessly. Since the boost pressure on the back of the valve holds it shut it should never leak unless damaged, and it releases boost pressure (its real purpose) instantly.
http://synapseengineering.com/cart/p...ange-17-2.html
the actual BOV is here: http://synapseengineering.com/cart/p...Black-7-2.html
Those should give you a good start on laying something out, but Im having a hard time picturing exactly how it would be done on your setup. I use that specific BOV on a lot of applications and it works flawlessly. Since the boost pressure on the back of the valve holds it shut it should never leak unless damaged, and it releases boost pressure (its real purpose) instantly.
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Well thier site is synapseengineering.com but they have changed it a bit and instead of product descriptions it takes you to thier online store, which is a bit confusing I think. The adaptor to plug thier BOV into where the Bosch DV goes is here:
http://synapseengineering.com/cart/p...ange-17-2.html
the actual BOV is here: http://synapseengineering.com/cart/p...Black-7-2.html
Those should give you a good start on laying something out, but Im having a hard time picturing exactly how it would be done on your setup. I use that specific BOV on a lot of applications and it works flawlessly. Since the boost pressure on the back of the valve holds it shut it should never leak unless damaged, and it releases boost pressure (its real purpose) instantly.
http://synapseengineering.com/cart/p...ange-17-2.html
the actual BOV is here: http://synapseengineering.com/cart/p...Black-7-2.html
Those should give you a good start on laying something out, but Im having a hard time picturing exactly how it would be done on your setup. I use that specific BOV on a lot of applications and it works flawlessly. Since the boost pressure on the back of the valve holds it shut it should never leak unless damaged, and it releases boost pressure (its real purpose) instantly.
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Found it: Though not sure how it will work to adapt an IC to the throttle body. Would have to do some measuring.
Overview
Inches: 6.25" x 4" x 2" Cm: 15.87 x 10.16 x 5.08
Description
Synchronic BOV and Synchronic DV 1” inlet flange in Aluminum 6061-T6 black anodized.
This adapter allows all SB001 and DV001 to be fitted onto applications that require a 1” inlet
hose end fitting. Various applications require different clearances and the flange diameter
alone does not indicate application fitment.
COMMON APPLICATIONS:
• Audi
• Bosch Diverter Valve Replacement
• BMW
• Porsche
• Skoda
• Volkswagen
• Volvo
KIT CONTENTS INCLUDE:
• Flange
• BOV/DV O-Ring seal
Overview
Inches: 6.25" x 4" x 2" Cm: 15.87 x 10.16 x 5.08
Description
Synchronic BOV and Synchronic DV 1” inlet flange in Aluminum 6061-T6 black anodized.
This adapter allows all SB001 and DV001 to be fitted onto applications that require a 1” inlet
hose end fitting. Various applications require different clearances and the flange diameter
alone does not indicate application fitment.
COMMON APPLICATIONS:
• Audi
• Bosch Diverter Valve Replacement
• BMW
• Porsche
• Skoda
• Volkswagen
• Volvo
KIT CONTENTS INCLUDE:
• Flange
• BOV/DV O-Ring seal
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I already have a bov and was planning on getting the 965 elbow, I just need the part that goes from the intercooler outlet to the throttle body once the diverter valve assemly is removed.
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I do not think that any readily available silicon transition exists to bridge the gap. At one time I had a full bay "short neck" intercooler and I was looking for an adapter to allow me to run the updated C2 recirc assembly. If you look at the factory diverter assembly it is offset by about 3/4 of an inch or so which makes the transition difficult. I believe that at one time Performance Products sold an adapter ( in the early '90s) so they are out there. As referenced above, Sandman on the Pelican forums cut and welded his factory assembly for adapter purposes. He has since installed a C2 intercooler and may have the adapter lying around in the garage. I would reach out to him and check.
If not, you can usually pick up used assemblies for peanuts because so many convert to "longnecks." In the end, I ended up installing a C2 intercooler so did not go the adapter route..
If not, you can usually pick up used assemblies for peanuts because so many convert to "longnecks." In the end, I ended up installing a C2 intercooler so did not go the adapter route..
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I know a hose will not fit I had heard performance products made an adapter but they no longer carry them. I was really NOT wanting to cut up a recirc valve and weld it but it looks like that's my only option. The one about i saw got sold on a another thread.