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synapse sequential bov or the tial bov? Which do you guys recommend.

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Old Mar 12, 2012, 05:51 AM
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synapse sequential bov or the tial bov? Which do you guys recommend.

I have an 08 GSR and was looking between these two bov's. Which would you recommend and why. Looking for some input from the guys who run these. Thanks.
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Don't know much about the tial but I heard the Synapses DV is very user friendly
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yeah thats what i heard. I was looking at the bov more than the dv
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Originally Posted by DevilDog7
I have an 08 GSR and was looking between these two bov's. Which would you recommend and why. Looking for some input from the guys who run these. Thanks.
I have the synapse, it is not loud, but I hope that's not what you're going for. It is very easy to install and a very well made product. I definitely recommend it.
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Do you have the bov or the dv? Are you running it recirculated?
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id recommend Tial but i have heard some good thing about synapse
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Syanpse DV or Cobb BPV.
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Originally Posted by Kracka
Syanpse DV or Cobb BPV.
Kracka, I'm getting an E-Tune soon and was considering upgrading my bov so that i don't have any issues with the stock bov. Going to run it recirc. I keep reading about the Synapse fluttering/surging at part throttle. Is this pretty standard or do you know if this can be prevented with proper install and adjusting the pre-load/spring?

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i have the tial and love it. As long as you run it with the -6psi spring, you wont have any issues.
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Love my Synapse on my IX. Adjust it properly and you shouldn't have any surging.
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Originally Posted by chi_weezy
Kracka, I'm getting an E-Tune soon and was considering upgrading my bov so that i don't have any issues with the stock bov. Going to run it recirc. I keep reading about the Synapse fluttering/surging at part throttle. Is this pretty standard or do you know if this can be prevented with proper install and adjusting the pre-load/spring?

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I believe Mil.Spec sells a slightly softer spring for the Synapse DV that helps, but I personally have Cobb's and really like it. Been great to me for DD street use for about 27k miles now.
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I've had the TiAL Q on a previous car and loved it. No surge, not too loud/not too quiet. Mostly all the high powered Supra's are running them with no issues. NRE is running the TiAL BOV on all of their +1,500HP motors with no issues.
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Look at the Turbosmart. I am getting this at the recommendation of my parts guy, they are ver compatible with the Evo.
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I have the synapse currently. If I ever purchase a new blow off valve it will be the tial q.
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in terms of sound, which one blow louder?
Synapse DV or Synapse BOV?

nothing wrong with my Cobb BPV, but after upgrading to FP Red, I kinda can't hear it blowing due to the engine/exhaust sound. Cobb checked my BPV and everything is working well, no leaking.

I just want to hear louder blow, and strong BOV to hold the boost.


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