Customer Reviews

Exhaust BOV â Turbo Sound

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1 star:		(7)

 

 

to small for my vehicle, could not even here it , two days later it came of from my vehicle, not very happy............

This item is a scam. I followed all the instruction but there was no change in the way the exhaust sounded like. Don't waste your money on this product.

this product doesn't work if you install it you're gonna lose some horse power by blocking the exhaust pipe

I put it on my brothers 2001 honda accord without his knowing. He got so mad at me for doing it. but the funny thing is I told him its stuck on there forever. I did this 6 months ago

When i bought it, came to me two whistlers a little one and one big...I don't know if you have to attach both to the muffer or only one, but my car have two muffers so I put one on each one, and works pretty well...

Does not sound like a turbo AT ALL. I cannot stress enough how bad and fake sounding this is. It doesn't even resemble a blow off valve whatsoever. It is simply an annoying high pitched whistle that is constant. Take my advice, don't buy it!

good for people who shop for car accessories at walmart.
if you buy this thing .
i can see why you would install this on your car. lol

Putting anything in your exhaust pipe so it sounds cool is about as smart as wearing tight jeans that barley fit because someone said they were in style.

A friend bought one of these and wanted me to help him install it for laughs.

First off...my question is why would you want something like this? It is a valve that takes your 3" or smaller exhaust pipe and makes it SMALLER. You are creating backpressure when you do this and you are only causing your engine to have to work harder to push out the exhaust gases, which creates the "whistle," that is supposed to emulate a turbo spooling.

After having experience with turbocharged vehicles, it does NOT sound like a turbo spooling. Like a review before me, it sounds like a tea kettle. If you want the turbo sound and not sound like a tea kettle, get a real turbo, you ricer.

This thing is made cheaply. It slides inside the muffler in place of a silencer for a canister muffler, yet the tip can't be more than 3 inches. If you have a naturally aspirated vehicle, this probably won't be worrysome considering 2.5" exhaust diameter is about the practical limit. You'd be better off getting a silencer or re-using the one that came with your canister muffler to change the tone of the exhaust. At least it wouldn't be creating an obstruction in the exhaust flow. It is also likely to fall out of your muffler if not secured properly, and one screw isn't gonna cut it.

Save your money, this thing is a waste of your time if you are looking into it.

Save your $20 - I am not sure what noise this is trying to imitate but it sounds like a tea kettle.