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Its called a recirculating bov. Any RS or S type bov can do it you just need the proper fittings. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BOV-TURBO-BLOW-OFF-VALVE-TYPE-RS-HONDA-INTEGRA-ACCORD_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ33742QQihZ006QQitemZ160264658537QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW This is all you need. and instead of letting it vent to the engine bay you run a hose from the outlet to the inlet to the turbo in between your air filter and your turbo inlet. Petty much any BOV that has a single outlet that has a horn or trumpet on it is normally threaded in and can be replaced with a fitting to connect a hose. This is the type you should be looking for Any of the RS or S types on ebay will work. you just have to get the correct fitting then. Some do come with it so just look for it. You really need to work on describing what your talking about and how you type things out. Until challenger deciphered what you where asking I doubt to many had a clue what you where talking about. It was the same way with your rotating the housing thread.

The group buy is allready happening. People have allready gotten there wheels including me

Ok guys Now we are getting somewhere. When i bought a zxt stock manifold SSAC actually paid to have the item shipped to them. and im sure they would agree to pay to ship it back. So i would not be to concered with shipping. I will be notifying SSAC tonight about the progress and hopefuly we can get this on the way.

Honestly if they where just put in. and they used alot of antisieze it should really just slide out somewhat. you might have to use a long bolt to lightly tap them out. but it should come out easily

Id throw some money in also.

Ok I want to eleminate the problem of the pcv set up so we can move on. In the picture below i have a picture of a zxt intake. The thing with the circle around it is the pcv valve. That valve needs to have a hose connected between itself and the crank case vent that fell out. The crank case vent tube needs to be air tight also. That whole system has to be air tight in order to function correctly. Make sure you have that done correctly and then we can move on.

Im sorry tony I could of sworn a long time ago i saw a picture in your photo album that had a picture of you bolting a red custom bellhousing onto an L-block for a transmission. Guess i was wrong. Sorry. This was back when i was on Zcar alot. hrmmm

Its not the part on the case we are worried about for the pcv system. Its the other end. DId you cap off the pcv valve? Or did you just put a filter on teh crank case vent and call it good? If that is what you did i think we found your problem. Tony i completely agree with everything you said. We all know its hard to help some one figure a problem out when we arent at the car. Its even harder when you have someone that isnt experienced with cars telling you what its doing because it could be something completely irrelevantly that they are telling you. He bought the car already swapped so he is just trying to uncover the PO's mistakes. Which we all know is twice as hard to figure out.

Is there any place that is letting unmetered air in after the afm? like where did the crank case vent went to maybe idk. If you had pics it would help alot.

Tony. I had my afm located on the fender bolted upside down. I had the afm boot cut in half and then mounted that way. From what i could tell it had no ill effects. I had the car running perfectly in my opinion.

Im the one that told him that. Its not really noticeable to the naked eye but it does put little divots on the bearings and the races. its just standard practice in the mechanic field to replace a bearing for this reason when you have to pull it using the outer race.

The only guy Ive heard of running it is Tony D. Id pm him and ask for some input.

Do what you want. but if you do a color change paint the jambs and every thing.

I believe TonyD had one mated to one. for the LSR car. you might ask him

How much does Vinzxt want for it?

Lol They are holding out ok actually. The first few days they where getting sore but i think they are getting used to sanding by now.

Ok update time. Its been a while. Ive been busy. Ive got the whole car except the hood bondo'ed up. The panels arent perfect yet but they are good enough for me to do guide coats and it will go so much easier. Oh ya i also got all the zg's mounted on both sides. So i have a few more coats of high build on the car right now and ill prolly do another one tomorrow, and then ill start a guide coat and ill block sand. Well here is the pics, these will get everything up to date.

-engine= L28ET stock rebuilt with 2mm mhg. compression is at like 7.1 -turbo= holset HE351cw -Exhaust system-4inch custom dp to 3" exhaust. all mandrel bent. - Boost-running 16psi if lugged in 4th i hit positive pressure at like 2400-2500rpm and full boost at like 3100-3200rpm -ECU= MSNS1 v3 -460 CC high z rx7 injectors -HP=dont know yet people say around 300hp

Those are nice cars. A girl i dated had one and it was a blast to rev that motor to what? 9k? Oh be careful where you park it. A good car thieve can be gone in that car in like i think its like 20 seconds with no damage to the car what so ever. The seats are really comfy also

I have a 3 inch dynomax muffler with a center/bottom set up and it is quiet. going down the interstate i can barely hear my car.

dang i wish i knew what they where saying

Honestly ive been on the opposite side of this being the guy that had a lot of stuff come up and i think you handled it nicely. Just by putting it out there and saying your willing to take it public just makes the person realize that they have been lax on getting it out. In my circumstance I honestly didnt realize it had been that long until he posted a thread like this one. Glad you got it all worked out.

please nobody tell him and make him go search for the answer!!!!

I wasnt saying anything about stock brakes. I have all those parts he has in his room actually ON my car and running 16psi. and im running stock brakes. But they are functioning very well.

You can also make a holder that will bolt to the intake. It has worked fine for me.