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    It is an instant fail with a vent to atmosphere BOV right? I have a HKS SSQV on there now and intend to put the stock one back on for aircare but before I go through the work I want to make sure it's necessary.

    Anyone know?
    Sideways is the best ways.

  • #2
    it would help, but I've passed w/ an atmospheric BOV before.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Prophetic View Post
      It is an instant fail with a vent to atmosphere BOV right? I have a HKS SSQV on there now and intend to put the stock one back on for aircare but before I go through the work I want to make sure it's necessary.

      Anyone know?
      not an automatic fail by any means. you can always pass air car one way or another
      1991 Nissan Skyline R32 GT-R: 710whp 521 ft/lbs 27.5psi 11.8 @126mph low boost

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      • #4
        isn't the SSQV one of the few BOV's that are CLOSED at idle? I know if u vent the stock BOV's and some after market ones they actually are open at idle leaking metered air causing the car to run like **** and really rich so that would definitely be a factor when trying to pass air care. The SSQV is closed at idle so theoretically your car should be idling exactly as if it had the stock BOV's recirced, I know mine idles perfect with an SSQV vented to atmosphere, the only issue the idle drops lower than normal when coming to a stop, some people have issues with the car stalling out, some dont, I am one of the ones who has no trouble venting and having my car stall at every stop sign or red light.
        1992 Dark Blue Pearl Skyline GTR - 457 rwhp, 404 tq @ 19 psi , chevron 94.
        1991 Gunmetal GTS4 - SOLD

        Originally posted by dah_hunter
        i wait till the lights yellow.. or i lean far and go.. thats what BOOOOST if for..

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        • #5
          again.. I would never say I was an expert at this..
          but what I have been told is that when the BOV 2 atmosphere opens up a rush of excess air rushes past the MAFS's and dumps fuel,, (hence the high HC's)... I have 23 Aircare fails to contest this...

          Had to replumb the stock recirc system in to pass Air-Care..

          ...what about disconnecting the BOV's (so they are slways shut) for the time you are trying to pass air-care ??

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          • #6
            I've passed air care with an atmospheric BOV 3 years in a row. Exhaust was swapped back to stock with stock cat.
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            • #7
              Originally posted by kengeroo View Post
              again.. I would never say I was an expert at this..
              but what I have been told is that when the BOV 2 atmosphere opens up a rush of excess air rushes past the MAFS's and dumps fuel,, (hence the high HC's)... I have 23 Aircare fails to contest this...

              Had to replumb the stock recirc system in to pass Air-Care..

              ...what about disconnecting the BOV's (so they are slways shut) for the time you are trying to pass air-care ??


              No, it doesn't matter, but it'd help. I passed on my first try. Just gotta make sure car's tune is good and you'll be golden.

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              • #8
                Just drove car hard on the highway and kept it revved at the aircare place while waiting.

                Passed well, close on the HC but still alright.
                Sideways is the best ways.

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                • #9
                  ya, just a good cat and a healthy motor passes aircare.

                  Keep in mind I have 550cc injectors and 264 9.0 lift cams and passed. Just a good tuner and a healthy motor is what ya need to pass these tests.

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