Boomba Racing Ford Maverick 2.0L Ecoboost Blow Off Valve Adaptor Now Available!

[Boomba Racing]

We are very proud to announce our vent to atmosphere blow off valve adaptor for the Ford Maverick platform. This high performance adapter mounts between the OEM bypass valve/solenoid and the stock turbo, causing the unused charge air to vent to atmosphere (VTA) giving off the well known, but distinct sound all turbo owners know and love! The adapter bolts right in with the included longer bolts, no other modifications or tuning are required. Precision CNC machined out of high quality aircraft grade billet aluminum and available in 4 different colors.

This is just one of many products we plan on releasing for the Maverick platform.

Installation is simple and all mounting hardware is included.

Click Here To See The Product.

Sound clip videos are going to be released very soon.

Price $ 85.00

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[Boomba Racing]

Please check out our sound clip attached on top!

 

[sitruunatee]

I bought and installed this today and here’s my guide/review. Big thanks to Boomba for helping me initially understand what I was looking at and for following up to make sure the rest went okay.

I thought I was prepared but I was not. I have a huge amount of tools and sockets, but I was missing a Torx E5 socket. Without this, you are screwed.

Buy one from Amazon in advance. Home Depot, Lowes, and Harbor Freight did not have them. I had to beg a random mechanic shop to borrow theirs.

The next thing is I didn’t understand what I was looking at. The bolts coming off the bypass appear to be upside down. I spent half an hour trying to reach behind them and find the head, but there isn’t one. They aren’t upside down and have threading on them for… no apparent reason. The Torx E5 will fit on it. It looks like the end of the threaded bolt. The next thing is you need a 6 inch extension to be able to get at them. The first two are easy, but one is under some gear and you’ll want an extension especially when trying to wrench around that space.

Then once I had it unscrewed, as soon as I touched it a few things separated inside and were lost to the bay somewhere. One was a gasket. I’m not sure what the other was. Hopefully not important… Anyway, hold the base of the connection and keep it upright. At least the flow diverter didn’t fall out or I would still be outside cursing.

Take the flow diverter out of the assembly and put it in your blow off adapter first because it’s very hard to do with it still in place.

Value: Worth it? Yeah I guess so but it sure was annoying.

Total time: 6 1/2 hours including travel time.

Conclusion: I must fucking suck at quite simple tasks. But it sounds nice so oh well.

Sound:
The Ford bolt: https://imgur.io/a/31rooI3

 

[Boomba Racing]

Thank you for your support, the unusual screws that Ford uses have been used on some other Ford models as well. As long as you have an E5 socket removing the OEM bolts should be pretty quick.

 

[Boomba Racing]

Plenty of all colors in stock available and ready to ship.

 

[bdaniel230]

I ordered the set, TB Spacer, IM Spacer, BOV adapter. I will let you know how they work.

 

[bdaniel230]

Now that some companies are starting to make performance parts for this vehicle and Ford has already identified the weak part of the drive train, the Limited Slip clutch in the rear diff, maybe Dayna or Atlas will make a real transfer case for this motor and maybe even a set of solid axles. I am looking at how to make a chassis that will fit in place of the folded sheet metal that this truck comes with. I have fabricated a front strut support that gives a bit more rigidity to the front end. Has anyone tried doing the DIY Cerekote kit yet?

That was pretty quick, ordered it and within 10 minutes I got notified that the order status changed to shipped.

 

[Boomba Racing]

Now that some companies are starting to make performance parts for this vehicle and Ford has already identified the weak part of the drive train, the Limited Slip clutch in the rear diff, maybe Dayna or Atlas will make a real transfer case for this motor and maybe even a set of solid axles. I am looking at how to make a chassis that will fit in place of the folded sheet metal that this truck comes with. I have fabricated a front strut support that gives a bit more rigidity to the front end. Has anyone tried doing the DIY Cerekote kit yet?

That was pretty quick, ordered it and within 10 minutes I got notified that the order status changed to shipped.

Thank you for your business, we offer Cerakote services as well.

 

[Boomba Racing]

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