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  • ok i have understood...so I think I don't want to buy a exhaust collector without "cat"...first I will buy a filter in cotton then a dump valve and maybe a larger intercooler! and finally 2 pair of spaicer in order to make the trim of the spring better! thanks good reguards and W Twingo GT :)

  • aa interesting...but if i want to make some sound with the original bov (damp valve) can i do this?? maybe (changing the spring inside or putting the tube of this valve out of the filter)...sorry for my answere but i can't find people who have pimped this car!! and have you got any ideas about where the catalyst(catalizzatore) of the Exhaust is?? I can't find it!!! thanks man!

  • The stock dumpvalve, is weak,and heat sealed, you can't open it. And when you change the air filter, you'll notice a fluttering noise, it's the stock dumpvalve bleeding air out. The 'cat' it's betwin the engine and the firewall, if you go down the car, you'll see it. It's a little bit hard to take it off, has about 6screws conected to the engine, and you have to take off the transmission (in case you don't wn't to cut it)

  • hi so good ! sorry for the question but i have gt too! How much have you paid that valve? thanks before for your answere!

  • I there!! My valve, I bought it used... It was mounteid in a rallycar, it was about 100€. This BOV new, it's about 180/200€... But its possible to tune it, by changing the springs inside and the membrane!!

  • Is that the Twingo?

  • Yes, the new 1.2L turbo!!!

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