Tial BOV

Vivid · Oct 2, 2001

After my HKS SSBOV took a crap I needed a new on. I ended up with the Tial. The piston in this thing is double the size of the Greddy and HKS. It is much quieter than the HKS. Dont get me wrong, I like the HKS and did scare the piss out of a few people walking down the street.
All in all it sounds good, looks HUGE and I dont have to worry about adjusting it.

snarfglob · Oct 4, 2001

You can vent it back into the intake tract, right?

Vivid · Oct 4, 2001

TIAL

Nope. It goes into the atmosphere.

mark93 · Oct 10, 2001

You can dump the tial back to the intake. But it costs an extra @50.00 for the part.

SpicyTuna · Jun 23, 2004

mark93 said:
You can dump the tial back to the intake. But it costs an extra @50.00 for the part.

Can someone post a link to this?

anconover · Jun 23, 2004

hmpf ive yet to see a way to vent the tial back to the intake... HKS i know u can but.

Boosted3000GT · Jun 23, 2004

mark93 said:
You can dump the tial back to the intake. But it costs an extra @50.00 for the part.

I think you may be mistaken on that one... The tial releases the compressed air to the atmosphere through openings that go a full 360 degrees around the BOV housing, there's really no economical way to rout the air into any type of tube for recirculation...

Thanks anyway.

SpicyTuna · Jun 23, 2004

anconover said:
hmpf ive yet to see a way to vent the tial back to the intake...

Thats what I thought. . . . .

rsunahar · Jun 23, 2004

Vivid said:
After my HKS SSBOV took a crap I needed a new on. I ended up with the Tial. The piston in this thing is double the size of the Greddy and HKS. It is much quieter than the HKS. Dont get me wrong, I like the HKS and did scare the piss out of a few people walking down the street.
All in all it sounds good, looks HUGE and I dont have to worry about adjusting it.

Did you weld on a new flange to get it to fit?
Or did you have a custom adapter?

lll Ryan lll · Jun 23, 2004

mark93 said:
You can dump the tial back to the intake. But it costs an extra @50.00 for the part.

Nope.

spoolints04 · Jul 23, 2004

If you guys find that the BOV is to tight then here is a easy fix. I would get compressor surge if I came into boost then eased out of the trottle. The cause of this was there not being enough vacumm to pull the BOV open just easing out of the trottle. So I new I needed a lighter spring. I had some old 14b/16g waste-gate actuators laying so I cut one open and found this spring to be perfect. You guys try this, I bet you'll love it. I tested it up to 32lbs of boost without any problems. I'm not much into the sound of bov's but it makes some pretty neet noises at different boost levels and trottle variations.

talonted_one · Jul 23, 2004

You can also buy softer springs for the BOV also.

stealthawdtt · Jul 23, 2004

With cams and SMIM the lighter springs are a must.

Bigfoot · Jul 29, 2004

talonted_one said:
You can also buy softer springs for the BOV also.

Can you get softer springs for the 50mm Tial? I was under the impression that you cant.

95GSXracer · Jul 30, 2004

Any vendor that sells them can get the springs. Just for reference, I know that www.DSMotorsport.com has them on the site for 25 bucks.

Tial BOV

Vivid

snarfglob

Vivid

mark93

SpicyTuna

anconover

Boosted3000GT

SpicyTuna

rsunahar

lll Ryan lll

spoolints04

talonted_one

stealthawdtt

Bigfoot

95GSXracer

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