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hi guys..

just wondering how i can identify my stock blow-off valve on my r32 gtr? location or pics would be great help..

also can someone tell me how loud their stock bov is on their gtr as i cannot hear anything at all and am wondering whether its connected at all?

side question: front and dump pipes on 32 gtr.. are they 2"??

thanks,

nesh

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the stock GTR blow off valves are plumbed back so you will most likely not hear much as at all. if they werent connected, or leaking, you would also know as the car would run rough. im pretty sure they are located (looking at the engine from the fron of the car) in the bottom left hand guard i think?! there should be 2 of them.

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hi guys..

just wondering how i can identify my stock blow-off valve on my r32 gtr? location or pics would be great help..

also can someone tell me how loud their stock bov is on their gtr as i cannot hear anything at all and am wondering whether its connected at all?

side question: front and dump pipes on 32 gtr.. are they 2"??

thanks,

nesh

Yeh there on the left hand side in the front bar, looking at the front of the car , And no mine made no noise that i could hear in side the car but others said they could just hear it outside the car. Once you put a set of pod filters on you can hear them.

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Yeh there on the left hand side in the front bar, looking at the front of the car , And no mine made no noise that i could hear in side the car but others said they could just hear it outside the car. Once you put a set of pod filters on you can hear them.

umm i have twin hks pods and still no joy :-(

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If you look thru they front bar in the drivers side brake duct you will see the blow off valves mounted side by side. This is assuming you have stock ones. It does seem strange there is no lift off noise coming from the turbos..Even with no blow off valves you should get compressor surge..

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