Sorry i am still kind of new and i sure you guys dont want t hear it but i have a 2008 cobalt ss/tc and i got the BOV shown in picture from a buddy and i would like to put it in but i dont kno what all i need to do it or where it even goes. Sorry i am new to the turbo world. i plan on upgrading very soon picture is below.

 

You would have to get an aftermarket charge pipe setup, then have this piece of pipe welded into it. You might as well just buy an aftermarket charge pipe which already has a bov flange on it, then add the bov. Also why add a bov, it does nothing for the car, just causes problems.

 

you plan on buying a charge pipe and then cutting it and putting to more weak point in it for a boost leak?

 

should i just sell it then. i love the sound of a BOV butt if i shouldnt do it then i wont, I just upgrade piping ?

 

You are going to end up losing all the money you may have saved on that BOV by trying to install it on this car. If you truly want an atmospheric BOV, sell that one, buy an aftermarket hotside pipe with a BOV flange and an HKS, or equivalent, BOV, and a BPV blockoff plate. There are plenty of threads on how to hook it up. You'll be spending a lot of money just for that "pshhh" sound, though.

 

If you put an intake on your car, you will hear the internal BPV. Mine sounds just as loud as a lot of people's BOVs.

 

Buy the k&n SRI and you will have all the psshhh sound but it gets annoying fast IMO.

 

You are new, so I will be kind... A search for BOV will yield numerous results for you to learn anything you want to about BOV's.

 

^lmao

 

Isn't the Forge Diverter Valve not as problematic as the rest?

 

0 problems whatsoever. It's just a metal BPV, works exactly the same as stock.

 

KN Short ram intake will do this.

YouTube - 2010 Cobalt SS KN Short Ram Intake