would be nice if the OP would chime in

 

you can hear it from the inside if it's working properly.

 

The one in the vivid video doesn't make any BOV noise at all....

 

it's working properly that's no doubt, everything is connected; our question here has nothing to do with that, but to see if the sound from the video was a circulated setup or open setup.

the car in the video is very quiet when flooring, mine is about 10x louder and deeper @ WOT, something that only a few have heard since i'm the first one in the state-side to have the full Arqray setup; hence the reason why i couldn't really hear any chirping sound but just some whisling.

 

You can only run these BOV's with the hybrid setup. If you run them recirc, well you might as well just leave your DV in there. If you run it open, you should get a CEL and have AF problems. However, the theory is that if you run it half and half, you keep the car running normally and get the way cool BOV "whoosh" noise.

I highly doubt your car is loud enough to overcome the BOV noise. I've heard plenty of TT's with straight pipes and your car isn't louder than theirs. 10X louder would sound like a 747 taking off...

 

If you have it recirculating, you won't hear it like how you hear it in the vid. I had the same BOV on my Supra. Even with the exhaust, it's a distinct chirp between shifts...not to mention between shifts, the exhaust tone lets off for a second. So no, your exhaust isn't drowning out the chirp...it's because you have it set up recirc.

OP, I'm interested as well to hear how setting this up will affect the car.

 

half & half? i'm interested, but can you be a little more specific?

yea, 10x was exagerating, but you get my point.

 

Half vented into the atmosphere, and half put back into the intake. Supposedly it will satisfy the MAF and make the noise. I haven't seen one setup like this in person yet.

 

This is what bothers me - the OP puts up a thread to sell a product. A number of members have questions. But the OP neglects to reply to pms or the thread