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Thinking about an SSQV
Morning all,
Thinking about getting an SSQV and it seems that the high opinions people have of them are reflected in the price. Does anyone know of anywhere likely to have the most reasonable price? I am assuming all the cheap 'brand new' ones on Ebay are copies (despite being listed as genuine) but is there any merit in trying to track down a genuine used one or is wear and tear too big a factor? Thanks! |
Normaly a very good bov. Just make sure your not buying a copy one. :EVO:
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i think they sound better if you get the recirculating adaptor rather than let them vent to atmosphere
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the sound is made by venting. venting to atmosphere is louder than venting with the recirc adaptor but you can still hear with the recirculating setup, it just muffled a bit as teh sound is going back through the airbox.
not an impreza, but heres a clip:- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-HNFtAuG30 you can remove the intake snorkel on an impreza to make it a bit louder if you want. I have a standard DV on my classic which I can hear because i removed my intake snorkel so you could do that with the recirculating SSQV setup although people install VTA DV's without a remap, unless you are mapped for a VTA DV, then you shouldnt realy VTA. Edit:- quick search of e-bay shows the recirc adptors for £20-40 |
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I have to say I love mine, and glad i spent the money. Good thing is it lets go at any boost, so even with a little bit of power it still 'hisses'
Try old Dan at Sumo Power. He knocked off a fair few quid for me and was the cheapest I found. Go for it I say!! |
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I used to have one on my classic, was a great dv but was really loud at any rev range, eventually started to leak too but definatly go genuine mate :-)
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Ok, so I have now sort of fitted the HKS to the car. Tried it with the recirc plugged and there is no doubt that the car isn't happy, most notably the throttle response is awful. So fitted the recirc. adapter to the valve however I can't see any obvious way to attach the necessary pipework to complete the loop.
The existing recirc. pipe is too short to get directly onto the valve and as far as I can see there is not enough room to fit additional pipework & adapters into the space that is left to connect the to together. Some pics below to try and show the situation. http://img651.imageshack.us/img651/2506/imag0100t.jpg http://img825.imageshack.us/img825/7371/imag0101q.jpg http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/8855/imag0102tp.jpg Has anyone here fitted one of these using the recirc. adapter to a newage and if so how did you get it hooked up? Thanks |
where does that pipe go and how long is it? can it be re-routed ?
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Ordered a silicone elbow reducer and necessary connectors. Should be here tomorrow but Thurs at worst. Hopefully can get it all wedged in the limited space available.
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