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    Should I get rid of one BOV?



    Why do I have an HKS BOV and the stock recirc valve still on there? should I remove it or what, the previous owner said he just got his friend to do it, so I do not know why its on there. Whats the best setup for it. And sorry for the stupid question.
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    From the pic it look like a rb20det. So odds are you have the stock one so your MAF sensor works and the second one for sound. That's the only reason I can see for two on a single turbo. So if it sounds sick and you like it keep both of you want a cool sound but not as loud take the a/m one and put it where the stock is but recirc it like stock and block the second hole. Just my opinion.

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    you can block the stock and run atmospheric, but your draw-thru MAF will run like absolute ****.

    Also, your threads should really be in 'technical' section.

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    Ah ok, wasn't sure whats exactly going on here and didn't wanna scew around with it. And now I know for next time haha.

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    Sell the aftermarket one and run the stocker. Money in your pocket + OEM quality and driveability for the win.

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    +1 ^^

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