Subject	ya, but not instantaneously. they may suck in for like 0.01
Posted by	Bernie on November 20, 2001 at 12:53 PM
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In Reply To	spring closes them after boost pressure release (n/m) posted by TARGETZ on November 20, 2001 at 12:32 PM
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Follow Ups	Is it possible for BOV to suck unfiltered air in? - MikeH(Phoenix) 12:30:05 11/20/01 spring closes them after boost pressure release (n/m) - TARGETZ 12:32:36 11/20/01 ya, but not instantaneously. they may suck in for like 0.01 - Bernie 12:53:26 11/20/01 How much air do you suck in 0.01 microseconds... - TARGETZ 14:01:27 11/20/01 sure, in a perfect world. :) what if at that exact instant - Bernie 19:04:05 11/20/01 I don't see it possible. - sparkie 14:20:06 11/20/01 your concept of how the BOV works is slightly skewed... - Bernie 19:24:21 11/20/01 filters?which manufactuers? for what applications?. - AntiHero[seatbelts rock] 20:25:13 11/20/01 Blitz makes a filter for their BOV (n/m) - Bernie 22:02:52 11/20/01 Oops, busted. Thank you for correcting me. :) - sparkie 09:22:44 11/21/01 BOV's do not suck air, they close when boost still positive (n/m) - Technomancer 16:40:50 11/20/01
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