Quick Forge Motorsport BOV review
Real quick, rolling 500 miles tommorow.
Looks great, sounds fantastic!!!!!!! Install easier than Mopar, no gaskets since it's o-ringed.
About $140, fully adonized billet. Stainless fasteners supplied.
Quick pic & link to SRT forums thread. Not my car, wish it was
http://www.srtforums.com/forums/show...6&page=1&pp=15

The knurled section unscrews to install stronger springs or adjust the angle on the nipple.
Forge is a UK based company, look'em up for who they are. Right now the only source is Neonparts.net
Replaces stock BOV exactly.
Looks great, sounds fantastic!!!!!!! Install easier than Mopar, no gaskets since it's o-ringed.
About $140, fully adonized billet. Stainless fasteners supplied.
Quick pic & link to SRT forums thread. Not my car, wish it was

http://www.srtforums.com/forums/show...6&page=1&pp=15

The knurled section unscrews to install stronger springs or adjust the angle on the nipple.
Forge is a UK based company, look'em up for who they are. Right now the only source is Neonparts.net
Replaces stock BOV exactly.
Roach, what you have is indeed a BOV, it just sends that pressuized air back into the intake. The Mopar or Forge vent that air to the outside instead. I tihnk the Forge does a slightly better job, but I have no facts to support that. I just plain like it
I guess I have seen it then.[sm=smiley29.gif]It has alot smaller holes than the Mopar BOV, but there is more of them on this one.
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Those holes go evenly around the whole base. I went back and reread the review posted by the second guy I helped. He said his stayed up more towards redline. Where it had been dropping to about 10 , after it stayed up around 13-14.


