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Can You Be Defected For Having No Bov?

Bennis

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StevenCJR31 Veteran

StevenCJR31

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You can. Technically, being part of the inlet tract, it is part of the emissions system and is therefore verboten to alter.

agreed^^ also if you want to be picky the factory doesnt fit bovs as stock emissions equipment

what is frequently and incorrectly referred on this forum as a stock bov is actually a RECIRCULATION VALVE

aftermarket bovs are therefore (technically) illegal

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R31Nismoid Grand Master

R31Nismoid

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Yes, but surely you'd be more worried about the f**koff big turbo.

lol... exactly.

If in VIC - It's illegal.

Depends on the state, check their legislation - but overall as it's a modification to the factory re-circ, it should be illegal in all states (unless engineers) as that's ADR level.

/end thread

NYTSKY Grand Master

NYTSKY

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Regardless of the rules a cop can defect you if he assumes something is illegal.

Argue the fact, prepare for more defects.

Sound shit? It is!

Then it is up to you to prove otherwise.

/END THREAD

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