one of the best bov on the market! love that fact it can be ajusted to suit your liking! very easy to install aswell

right, im going to get alot of for asking this..but I have a stealth FX no problems with it unlike some others...now I am going to install my mech boost gauge. my newbie question is:

I have a T peice, a small bit of small hosing (same as vac line) and a brass fitting. Obviously they all fit together. But do I connect the T peice to the vac line coming off the BOV?? I would have thought it would connect to the larger hose but obviously wouldnt fit. So yeah this question is pretty pointless but last thing I need is me blowing my car up somehow lol

Edited July 12, 201016 yr by osonvs

anyone? LOL I wouldnt have thought you would be able to obtain boost info from the vac line....

Edited July 14, 201016 yr by osonvs

Id tap into your manifold sense, so that way you are getting a reading of what it is right before it goes into the engine.

sounds hard....? Otherwise am I on the right track?

don't tap into any thing, just cut the line ( the small one ) between the bov and manifold. then put the T peace in and put back together. now u will be able to put the new line in a run it to were ever it needs to go.

cheers

Mick

Are these Stealth FX a direct replacement for the stock Bosch BOV?

yup. had one on my car for a while

Cheers Mike, might consider it then, as was considering the Turbosmart Kompact for that reason.

Richard

Edited November 14, 201015 yr by MercuryXr6Turbo