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    Inactive Member argetni's Avatar
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    The HKS Super Sequential BOV comes with the DRAG Gen III kit, right? I see there is usually a vacuum hose connected to the BOV, but is there anything like that on the HKS SS BOV? and is there a screw or bolt on the HKS SS BOV so that you can tighten or loosen it according to your boost level?

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    its not a screw , i heard its a 1/4 turn per 2 psi , of the unit. i never seen it but it was talked about a couple weeks back.

    markc or jpcaudill might have one?

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    1/4 turn clockwise or counter clockwise per pound of boost? How much boost is it set for from the factory?

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    I have yet to unravel this mystery... to answer an earlier question yet the HKS SS has a vacuum line ran to it, same T'ing into the FPR line principal (if you have an LS).. and a check valve hooked inline so crap doesn't get through. As far as adjustment is concerned, I think it's probably set for somewhere around 6 when it comes. I've played with mine and noticed little difference. The only thing I can say at this point is if it's holding too much boost you'll here a sound best describe as fluctuating air flow, it's called compressor surge, and it will blow your head gasket in the snap of a finger. I have mine out about 3/4" of an inch.

    <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Islander:
    1/4 turn clockwise or counter clockwise per pound of boost? How much boost is it set for from the factory?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>


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    anyone?

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