HKS SSQV Install
03-04-2005, 05:16 AM
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HKS SSQV Install
has anyone had any experience with this. i bought this and it came with a flange for a subrau wrx and i was wondering if i need a different flag to mount it or i just work with that one? Any help is appreciate thanks. the car is almost done and complete and ready to get some dyno pulls
03-04-2005, 05:36 AM
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Hi Daniel,
I'm using the type II racing BOV. Regarding the flange,
the ones I got is for welding onto hard pipes. Two versions.
One in aluminium the other in steel. The BOV is mounted
to the flange by way of a big Clip. Hope this helps.
I'm using the type II racing BOV. Regarding the flange,
the ones I got is for welding onto hard pipes. Two versions.
One in aluminium the other in steel. The BOV is mounted
to the flange by way of a big Clip. Hope this helps.
03-04-2005, 02:21 PM
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see the thing i was curious about was that it had a flange already but it is for a wrx which i think may be different then what i need. can someone send me a pic of what the flange looks like or the dimensions becasue i can just make one at my buddy's machine shop.
thanks for the help so far
thanks for the help so far
03-04-2005, 06:03 PM
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Daniel: Move it to the other side and have it lowered a bit.
I am using TonyG's car as an example
http://www.tonygarcia.org/red_951_en...s/MVC00032.JPG
I am using TonyG's car as an example
http://www.tonygarcia.org/red_951_en...s/MVC00032.JPG
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03-04-2005, 11:05 PM
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Daniel,
Cut the flange off ,use a grinder or a half round file & grind or file a concave surface that's similar to the hard pipe & just weld it.
Will look much better than welding with the flange
on.
Cut the flange off ,use a grinder or a half round file & grind or file a concave surface that's similar to the hard pipe & just weld it.
Will look much better than welding with the flange
on.
03-05-2005, 04:14 PM
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Well, thechnically, you could mount an SSQV like stock. You can get the recirc. insert and I've seen a custom mounting flange on Ebay (haven't been able to find it again recently) that had different nipple sizes for whatever you requested. This nipple mounted to the bottom of the SSQV with a snap ring. The only problem would be fitment issues with the stock intake piping due to the size of the BOV. Wait, just found it: Flange I just measured the stock BV and the 25mm flange is what we need.
03-05-2005, 05:37 PM
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thanks for the info porschefile that seems pretty useful. i think what i am going to do is have my buddy make me new IC pipes and make a flange simliar to that and weld it on.
