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Old 06-23-2008   #1
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Tial BOV spring...
Hey guys,
Just wondering what spring those that are running the tial 50mm bov are running? Or what is recommended for our cars?
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Tom
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Old 06-23-2008   #2
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Re: Tial BOV spring...
The original tials or the new Q ones? They use different springs as far as I know. I just picked up the new Q one and am using the 10 psi spring.
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Old 06-23-2008   #3
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Re: Tial BOV spring...
They normally come with 11psi spring by default. Which is normally fine.
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Re: Tial BOV spring...
I'm running a 11psi spring in mine and it works fine.
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