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I supported Toymods
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Sun, 01 August 2004 14:52
 
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hey is that a 1ggte in there ?
if it is, can i ask for the parts u got and instructions on how u did the bOV toooo ?
thanks
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Sun, 01 August 2004 17:01
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Your car is auto too, does it work very well?
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Sun, 01 August 2004 22:54
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nice work man , how did u get the adaptor made up , im looking at doing the same thing soon , does the car idle well , and does it also make the flutter noise ,
looks pretty good mate
cheers
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Re: BOV is in (Pics Posted)
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Mon, 02 August 2004 01:45
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First of all I would like to clarify I did not make the BOV, i got the impression some people thought I did, I got the BOV for $40 on EBAY and it was a steal, but as for the other parts I used a small peice of clear hose from the hardware store and a larger price of hose as seen on the pics they were $1.50 all up, the various hose clamps that can be seen were $5.50 and the metal adaptor that sits in my modified intercooler hosing cost me $10 from a local exhaust place. Its made out of offcuts and then sprayed black.
The whole thing took me about 2 hours.
And in answer to your question danish, yes even though my car is auto it still works very well.
I noticed it on the cruise on saturday when we were going through the twisty bits, when i backk off the accelerator the back pressure is released and as soon as I accelerate again it spools up a lot faster, so i have seen it is abeing worthwhile. 
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I supported Toymods
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Mon, 02 August 2004 01:45
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Oh yeah its pretty loud, which I like, and the car idles fine, same as before which is good and yes it is on a 1GGTE.
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Mon, 02 August 2004 01:54
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ANY BLACK SMOKE HAPPENIN HOMI
thats the usuall end result car runs rich ive been witing to do this mod for ages , but just havent got the right ingredients lollll to do it ,
to make matters worse i got the blitz bov which need a special adaptor made up to fit
damn ,
all up whats the noise like , and what boost are u running
be carefull as well , as that platic hose can melt due to the heat in the engine bay ,
get some vaccum hose , about 2 dollars max
cheers
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I supported Toymods
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Mon, 02 August 2004 06:25
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have ya gone up any steep hills yet on boost and then backed it off a little
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cough splutter?
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south east - melbourne
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Mon, 02 August 2004 07:15
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good luck if u think all gz20s came in gen 3 they came in all generations , u gtta find out which one urs is , if urs is a 88 model then maybe like mine its a gen 2 , running 9 psi - fit a boost gauge on and see , 7psi-gen1
9 psi - gen 2
11 psi gen 3
thats all stock boost readings , and its the easiset way to find out if u have boost gauge handy
otherwise have to looks foer injector and ecu connections , for their colour to determine
ttheres planty other ways ,
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I supported Toymods
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Mon, 02 August 2004 08:19
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err...no i dont usually back off when going up a hill, becuase that would mean i would slow down, which doesnt help when climbing a hill, and no it doesnt splutter
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