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Old 09-10-2005, 03:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default greddy type s question.. please help!

Ok, heres the deal... Im looking to purchase a greddy type s blow off valve for my srt and i was wondering... i know i obviously need the blow off valve and some sort of block off plate... but is there any additional thing i need to install it on my car. I hear you need a flange but do you need that for an srt or just most cars? or wats the deal? please help looking to buy today!!!
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Yes you will need a new intercooler pipe with the flange, or they make an adapter to add it to you existing pipe.
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i have the greddy type s. definately go with the JMB cold side pipe. they'll weld whichever flange you need to support your choice of BOV's. Hence, your greddy.

this is where I purchased mine.

http://jmbperformance.com/srt4tb.htm

they are great. shipped to me rather quickly too!

just a piece of information coming from a Greddy type s owner. you're gonna get so frustrated with the whistle (not the initial blow-off) but the whistle when your slowing down. It's sounds like your breaks are going.

I'll sell you my JMB pipe and BOV. It's about 6mos old. PM me if you're interested.
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