[Elantra]

Sorry, guys new to the forum and searched but couldn't find it. Where is everyone getting their recirc hose delete "nipple" cover for intake side?

Also maybe there should be a sticky to some of the more popular (frequently asked) questions as the forum grows?

Thanks, and if some easily redirects me, my bad!

 

[Voodoo Idol]

Generally speaking, they use a rubber chair foot.

 

[Elantra]

ah, didn't realize it was that simple.... thanks for the quick reply. Do you happen to know what size is needed?

 

[1986]

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[Elantra]

Thanks for the replies!

 

[iceage366]

Exactly what others have said: Rubber chair tips (I got 1" but I've read 7/8" is the actual size) from Home Depot. I used the stock clamp on the tip to be doubly safe.

 

[doppler.effect]

Make sure to reach down with pliers to undo the clamp that holds the hose to the BPV down below. You don't want it flopping around in the engine bay.

 

[R1600Turbo]

Make sure to reach down with pliers to undo the clamp that holds the hose to the BPV down below. You don't want it flopping around in the engine bay.

You just have to point it into an area that's not facing upwards and doesn't kink it.

 

[doppler.effect]

You just have to point it into an area that's not facing upwards and doesn't kink it.

But... weight reduction, bro! Heheheh.

 

[Sonneman22]

Make sure to reach down with pliers to undo the clamp that holds the hose to the BPV down below. You don't want it flopping around in the engine bay.

New to all of this, my question is, Can I simply remove the whole turbo air recirculation tube and just cap the hole on the stock intake?

 

[R1600Turbo]

New to all of this, my question is, Can I simply remove the whole turbo air recirculation tube and just cap the hole on the stock intake?

Yes.