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Well, I'm already breaking the rules by not meeting either |
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| Posted by |
dmv300z on November 29, 2007 at 12:09 PM |
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some questions >>> posted by stockplayerz(nyc) on November 29, 2007 at 11:13 AM |
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of the two criteria you put forth for responses, but here's my take on the debate. I've synthesized this information from the FAQ, but if I'm wrong here, please, anyone feel free to correct me. BOVs are not traditional modifications in the sense that they do not have a similar effect on every car. Replacing your stock recircs with BOVs at stage 1 isn't the same as doing it at stage VII (I randomly picked stages to emphasize power levels). What I mean by this is that the recircs do a great job at what they're meant to do and BOVs don't perform that job better. As you move to higher power levels though, the stock recircs stop doing a great job and start inhibiting performance, and the system needs to be changed; enter BOVs. So overall, I don't think BOVs are going to do anything better than the recircs; I think they simply become necessary at a certain point of modification and a certain level of horsepower.
Cheers 
"Your money is better spent on hookers and blow than an ECU upgrade for an NA" - Bernie(NoVA) 10/30/07 |
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