Forge Motorsports Recirc Valve

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253.Asmo
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Forge Motorsports Recirc Valve

Post by 253.Asmo »

So it's about damn time I replace the Turboxs BOV I have with something more suited for the task. I was looking at higher performance recirculating valves, over a bosch or similar replacement. The car is a rebuilt 2.2T, with td04 and 06+ top mount intercooler [for now. :)]

Was curious if anyone had any experience or opinions on THIS forge motorsports unit. It's an adjustable piston style recirc valve.

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I like to purchase quality parts, but this is a bit pricey to just pick up and try out, I'm really hoping a couple of you might have this on your setup.

Thanks, Matt.
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kimokalihi
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Post by kimokalihi »

That's quite spendy. I wouldn't spend that much on it.
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Mattheww044
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Post by Mattheww044 »

yea, Im guessing that if they want that much, it better be damn good quality. But you just never know. I would just look for a used one on Nasioc, might not be able to get this exact brand, but usually they have some. Ive been told by several people that the WRX/Sti ones are actually alot more solid than MOST aftermarket ones, unless you start pushing some serious boost you will need an "upgrade"
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