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post Oct 25, 2003 - 10:52 PM
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1. On the 3SGTE swap where is the best place to put the BOV with a FMIC and with a TMIC?
On the TMIC it seems there is only room between the turbo and intercooler piping, but for FMIC's I see it between the intake manifold and intercooler piping.

BUT where is the best place to put it.

2. Also for a FMIC would there still be stalling or hestations when you shift with a BOV that releases into the atmoshphere?

3. I don't really want to go FMIC, so would an IC fan be sufficient enough (I have the GT4 bumper & hood for venting and the front grille seems to be capable of getting air like a scoop(just a speculation.))
 
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post Oct 25, 2003 - 11:02 PM
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if u have the top mount air/air IC then you will need the fan unless you have a hood scoop like on the alltrac, but you have the gt4 hood so you will need the fan to keep the IC from heat soaking

the best place for a BOV would be betweent the turbo and the intercooler but the most common place with a fmic setup is between the throttle body and the intercooler.

if you have a car that runs with a MAF(st185 3sgte) then most likely you will have problems with an open atmosphere BOV.

there are certain BOV's that work with MAF equipped cars, you could look into those.


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post Oct 25, 2003 - 11:09 PM
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Yeah the HKS SSQV with the recirculation fitting is a nice BOV, plus even though quieter it sounds good.

For the fan, since the TMIC is closer piping and has constant air, would it be better or as good as a FMIC (or worse)?
post Oct 25, 2003 - 11:46 PM
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QUOTE (Jabberwock @ Oct 25, 2003 - 8:09 PM)
Yeah the HKS SSQV with the recirculation fitting is a nice BOV, plus even though quieter it sounds good.

For the fan, since the TMIC is closer piping and has constant air, would it be better or as good as a FMIC (or worse)?

it depends.

the response will be great because there is a lot less volume to fill with air and the piping would be a straight through setup.

A fmic will not get heat soaked where the top mount, even with a fan, might.

the climate will have an effect on this. if you live in a hot area, the top mount will lose a lot of efficiency. and it tends to heat soak when idling(like at a stop light or in heavy traffic)


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post Oct 25, 2003 - 11:51 PM
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During the HoT Times and Traffic Times would a water spray prevent some heat soak?

Also, if you heat shield a lot and heat shield the intercooler(if possible) would that help also?
post Oct 26, 2003 - 2:35 AM
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a heat shield wouldnt really do much since everything would be covered up.

i would say to get a fmic and do some custom piping. there are a few people who have done it on the 3s-gte, they will be able to hook you up with some instructions.
post Oct 26, 2003 - 10:52 AM
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Best place for a BOV is as close to the throttle body as possible.

If you have a BOV recirculate into the intake, it wont make that nice sound you hear.

This post has been edited by Supersprynt: Oct 26, 2003 - 10:54 AM


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