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trevor72 01-07-2009 07:12 PM

Re: phillstubs tial style bov
 
have the same 50mm rip off one, worked out of the box no problems

Scott-EP 01-07-2009 07:33 PM

Re: phillstubs tial style bov
 
Birdly, that may just be an issue with your BOV. if you are interested, i can see about doing a warranty exchange. i cant do anythign if you cut the spring though, so if you cut it, its yours no matter what.

this is the first problem i have heard of with anything i have sold. there is a first time for everything and i knew the day would come eventually. even name brand parts mess up, maybe just not as often

i do try to use as much of my stuff as possible and so far it has all worked perfectly for me and a few locals

WTF 01-07-2009 08:21 PM

Re: phillstubs tial style bov
 
why would cutting th e spring void the warranty on a cdm bov? whats the spring worth .50 cents? ---- last time i contacted ssac about a fucked up fire ring they just sent me a whole new wastegate no questions asked, because they cost $5

Birdley42008 01-07-2009 08:27 PM

Re: phillstubs tial style bov
 
I would send it back but I ordered aluminum charge piping and with the tial bov came a ss flange pipe, so I tig welded the bov onto the normal, smaller aluminum flange on the charge piping, instead of using the v-band. I did not think I would have this type of problem.

Birdley42008 01-07-2009 08:36 PM

Re: phillstubs tial style bov
 

Originally Posted by trevor72
have the same 50mm rip off one, worked out of the box no problems

Whats your setup and what does your car idle at in -hg vac.

Scott-EP 01-07-2009 08:37 PM

Re: phillstubs tial style bov
 

Originally Posted by WTF
why would cutting th e spring void the warranty on a cdm bov? whats the spring worth .50 cents? ---- last time i contacted ssac about a fucked up fire ring they just sent me a whole new wastegate no questions asked, because they cost $5

it voids the warranty cause i have to send it back to them. if they see a cut spring then they wont credit me. they cost the manufacturer $5, but they cost me a lot more.

a bov welded onto charge pipe defiantly makes it non returnable. lol

bigdaddyvtec 01-07-2009 08:46 PM

Re: phillstubs tial style bov
 

Originally Posted by Birdley42008
Whats your setup and what does your car idle at in -hg vac.

My Pile of ---- pulls 22 " vacuum at idle vlave is closed at idle, but works perfect

Birdley42008 01-07-2009 08:55 PM

Re: phillstubs tial style bov
 

Originally Posted by PhilStubbs
it voids the warranty cause i have to send it back to them. if they see a cut spring then they wont credit me. they cost the manufacturer $5, but they cost me a lot more.

a bov welded onto charge pipe defiantly makes it non returnable. lol

Well its kinda hard to return an item complete if one of the components needs to be welded. Ie the bov was gunna get welded or I was gunna buy a new flange that was aluminum. Both create non-refundable situations.

theidealone 01-07-2009 08:56 PM

Re: phillstubs tial style bov
 
My friend gave me a ching chong HKS SSQV Knock Off, looks just like Phil Stubbs. But I doubt it is. The ------ C-clip didnt fit, so I had to buy a different snap ring. Then the ------ thing didnt open... So I read a thread on here that someone found you run the SSQV with no spring, and it would close once you got any positive pressure... Did that, and havent had a problem since. Opens quick as ----, and I still hold boost just fine.

Im willing to bet that the majority of CDM BOVs have stiff springs in them. Then again, my car doesnt pull -20hg at idle, probably closer to -15hg. It seems to hit -20 when I let off the throttle, then go back up to -15hg.

Birdley42008 01-07-2009 09:13 PM

Re: phillstubs tial style bov
 
Thats and intersting concept. I will cut the spring to ---- before I take it out.


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