Billet BOV
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Billet BOV
Should have done this before I bought the valve, however, I just bout a billet BOV(evoms) from Paragon as mine has given up the ghost.
Any opinions about these billet valves?
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Any opinions about these billet valves?
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Have'nt owned one myself, but I've heard some people complaining that they have failed quite quickly. ATPTurbo has a nice selection of BOVs (HKS, Greedy..etc) and the adapters to make them fit into our stock J-pipe.
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Originally Posted by Dave951
Have'nt owned one myself, but I've heard some people complaining that they have failed quite quickly. ATPTurbo has a nice selection of BOVs (HKS, Greedy..etc) and the adapters to make them fit into our stock J-pipe.
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I so far have tried Bailey, Forge and finally last year I switched to one I got from 9XX (handy as they are in my town)... and have just brought another one for my 964 turbo2 as well.
The Bailey one leaked after a couple of thousand miles and the Forge one used to stick.. the 9XX one has been on my 944 turbo for about a year now without issues.
Not sure about the Evo ones... I know I am not the first to have problems with the Bailey or Forge ones, but the EVO ones seem to be popular with the 964 turbo community and I am yet to hear of problems with one.
The Bailey one leaked after a couple of thousand miles and the Forge one used to stick.. the 9XX one has been on my 944 turbo for about a year now without issues.
Not sure about the Evo ones... I know I am not the first to have problems with the Bailey or Forge ones, but the EVO ones seem to be popular with the 964 turbo community and I am yet to hear of problems with one.
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Here is a picture of the EVO valve. As you can see, with the billet diaphragm, the only thing that could possibly fail are the o rings that make the seal. They have a lifetime warranty, so if they ever do go bad, we replace the o rings, and the valve is as good as new. I will see if i can find time to cut open a bosch unit to show the difference.
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The 20 yr old OE Bosch unit looks like a real piece of **** compared to the billet one. Ive had the EVO valve for a month or so and so far so good. It took care of the fluttering sound the original was making...
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Originally Posted by Opeth
The 20 yr old OE Bosch unit looks like a real piece of **** compared to the billet one. Ive had the EVO valve for a month or so and so far so good. It took care of the fluttering sound the original was making...