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I would try www.atpturbo.com out of fremont, cali. They will probably have a flange that will work or know where to get one.
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Just so everyone knows. This is purely for sound only. Unless, you have an upgraded turbo which requires the BOV to handle a higher pressure.
Also, let use know if this cause your RDX to run rich. I know it would on any subaru that didnt have tuning done. Please keep us updated because a lot of people will want to perform this upgrade.
Cheers,
Jeremy
Also, let use know if this cause your RDX to run rich. I know it would on any subaru that didnt have tuning done. Please keep us updated because a lot of people will want to perform this upgrade.
Cheers,
Jeremy
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Originally Posted by jmustin
Just so everyone knows. This is purely for sound only. Unless, you have an upgraded turbo which requires the BOV to handle a higher pressure.
Also, let use know if this cause your RDX to run rich. I know it would on any subaru that didnt have tuning done. Please keep us updated because a lot of people will want to perform this upgrade.
Cheers,
Jeremy
Also, let use know if this cause your RDX to run rich. I know it would on any subaru that didnt have tuning done. Please keep us updated because a lot of people will want to perform this upgrade.
Cheers,
Jeremy
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The stock BOV recirculates and that is why, if you run an atmospheric BOV, it will run rich. I installed a BOV in my RDX but its a Dual-Port which recirculates AND vents to the atmosphere. It is from a company called Turbo Smart. I have pictures of the installed BOV and i'm NOT running rich neither at low RPM's nor at high RPM's. Hope this helps.
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