Cost effective BOV that works?

Willizm · 04-24-2011, 10:14 PM

Got two tial bov's. One for my bimmer and one for my trans am.

Alihbaloch · 11-30-2014, 01:43 AM

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Absolutely, our blow off valve kit for the 335 is the same blow off valve but just two of them. We have special connectors fabricated so that the kit is all plug and play.

I have an install video for it on youtube:

They are $315...
We also have a set that was on our shop car and are selling them with new hardware to install the kit. Price for those is $240 and they are in great shape.

where can i get this from? i can't find it anywhere

335NJ · 11-30-2014, 12:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Alihbaloch

where can i get this from? i can't find it anywhere

http://store.helix13.com

There's Helix' website, although the stock Chargepipe is prone to breaking under higher than stock boost levels, so you should plan to replace that either way.

krayzie089 · 12-03-2014, 09:23 AM

I went with an Er charge pipe Synaspe BOV combo, and im happy with it. I cant remember but i believe a spent around 450 for the combo from Mod bargains. Tial also makes a great BOV which sound is more subtle than the Synaspe. I have been running mine for about 15k miles with no issues. The one thing that bothers me a bit about the BOV, is how they spray out oil mist from time to time.

Jeff@TopGearSolutions · 12-03-2014, 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by krayzie089

I went with an Er charge pipe Synaspe BOV combo, and im happy with it. I cant remember but i believe a spent around 450 for the combo from Mod bargains. Tial also makes a great BOV which sound is more subtle than the Synaspe. I have been running mine for about 15k miles with no issues. The one thing that bothers me a bit about the BOV, is how they spray out oil mist from time to time.

Get an oil catch can, that will stop the oil from going in the charge pipe, BMS OCC is the most popular.

J. Dub · 09-17-2015, 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by krayzie089

I went with an Er charge pipe Synaspe BOV combo, and im happy with it. I cant remember but i believe a spent around 450 for the combo from Mod bargains. Tial also makes a great BOV which sound is more subtle than the Synaspe. I have been running mine for about 15k miles with no issues. The one thing that bothers me a bit about the BOV, is how they spray out oil mist from time to time.

How has yours held up over time?

04-24-2011, 10:14 PM	#45
Willizm Captain 26 Rep 610 Posts Drives: 2009 335Xi and 01 Trans Am WS6 Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Joliet, Il iTrader: (0)	Got two tial bov's. One for my bimmer and one for my trans am. __________________ 335i - stock for now Escalade - Urban Assault Vehicle T/A - Forged ls1, PT8285 turbo, heads, cam, 4l80e w/Transbrake, s60 rear on e85.
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krayzie089 Private First Class 4 Rep 140 Posts Drives: 2009 3351 coupe Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Frederick MD iTrader: (0)	I went with an Er charge pipe Synaspe BOV combo, and im happy with it. I cant remember but i believe a spent around 450 for the combo from Mod bargains. Tial also makes a great BOV which sound is more subtle than the Synaspe. I have been running mine for about 15k miles with no issues. The one thing that bothers me a bit about the BOV, is how they spray out oil mist from time to time.
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