2017 Lincoln MKZ 3.0T BOV Install - SOUNDS INSANE!
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2020
- Hey everyone, in this video I install a Boomba Racing blow off valve adapter onto my 2017 Lincoln MKZ 3.0T. I think it sounds great! Tell us what you think in the comments.
BOV: Select 2.7 Fusion Sport - www.boombaracing.com/ford-ecob...
www.amazon.com/Boomba-Racing-... - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Nice vid! Thanks for the install and review!!
i'm driving an 18 3.0t awd and i had no idea these cars were so fun
Popping the engine cover will make getting to that back torx bolt a bit easier 😉
Beautiful Lincoln
That is pretty cool!
Bro I love u for this video I got a 2.3t MKC let’s go
nice choice in wheels
🤣🤣🤣 I love it! Dont think imma do that to mine, but you never know! I'll let u know if I do!
Nice video thanks!
For sure, thanks for watching!
I put one on my MKZ and to be honest, I can barely hear it when driving. I had a turbosmart bov (not just adapter) on my 2.0 Fusion and it was loud as hell
Need that CAI from Steeda. You can really hear turbo spool
Thinking about picking up an MKZ 3.0. Highly recommended?
Nice
Do you know if this will work on my 2015 Lincoln MKZ?
Curious if you ever had any issues with the blow off valve installed? Check engine light, noticeable performance decrease etc. Thinking about installing one on my 2019 MKZ 3.0T AWD. Definitely sounds great
I was wondering this also. My mks had the sho engine and most people detoured me from a bov because the recirculation actually maintained better power, but now that I have a 3.0 continental I’d like to hear a bov and wonder if there’s any issues longterm.
Nice hands 🙌😅
How are the valve guides doing
Edit/shorten the video. How does this affect the MPG/performance, if at all?
Where can I get this? Do you think it would work on my 2014 mkz?
Will this work on a 2019 3.0t ?
thanks for adding this! I have a 2018 and I am looking for ways to just make it a little more fun. Any suggestions on air box? it seems like the engine is choking for air.
Steeda makes one that I’ve heard is pretty good, so I’d recommend that. It does require a bit of trimming to install however so that’s something to think about. It’s part number 555 3214. Maybe I’ll pick one up sometime and make a video installing that as well :D thanks for checking out our channel!
hi. I just got a 2018 Lincoln MKZ 3.0T AWD with 4000 miles line new. I dont like how the transmission shifts gears. shifts from 1-2 and not accelerating is verry bad. from 2-3 3-2. is not smooth. How is yours ? thanks
@@danutlavric98 the transmission isnt really the best, but i would recommend paddle shifting, and getting used to that if you want to accelerate hard.
@@danutlavric98 my old car (black one) had a really rough 1-2 shift) I haven’t had any problems on my new car (awd 33k miles) YET.
@@edwardgrassel872 The paddle shift are a complete joke. There are times when it literally takes about a full second to shift after you give it input. I thought that the manual shifting was bad on my Dodge Magnum but it is utterly pointless in this vehicle. My Livernois canned 91 octane tune did help with the normal shifting of the transmission a little bit.
I am not complaining about the power though. I love a car that looks MUCH slower than it is. 😀
If you put an open/cone air filter it will be much louder
niiice
So for someone who doesn't know as much about cars. What is the benefit to doing this?
What wheels do you have on this?
Can i add it to my 2018 mkz hybrid?!
Do the MKZ have to be a 3.0??
Where did you order that
That airbox has to be the most restrictive thing ever
Just curious if you've swapped out the exhaust on your car. I'm looking to get that nice growly sound, and yours seems to have it. Any suggestions?
The exhaust is currently all stock but I’ve got plans for it in the future :D , there aren’t really any aftermarket options that I’ve seen but you can definitely fab something up yourself or have a shop do it!
@@gearhousemedia6257 awesome, I probably will end up doing that. I'm looking at some cold air intake options as well. Seems like a dual intake made for the 2.7 fusion engine would work.
Craig Weeks Indeed, we’ll be doing an install video for the Steeda intake kit very soon! Just got it ordered :D
@@gearhousemedia6257 that's the one I was looking at. Some of the comments said it was tough to get the stock hoses to fit into the housings of the new intake so I'm interested to see how that works for you. I'll be doing both of these mods we've talked about plus the bov when I get my mkz. Can't wait
@@craigweeks7525 Hey I look forward to the Steeda CAI install. Just keep in mind the fitment may be a bit more challenging since the 3.0 is a bit bigger than the 2.7 from the Fusion and Steeda has told me they did not cross check the CAD files on the MKZ for fitment. The reason I bring this up is I bought their CAI for the 3.5 V6 they made for the old sport and put it on my MKZ and it had a fitment issue because the MKZ has extra equipment under the hood and the metal casing would not get past the larger wiring for the Adaptive HID lighting.
Why do i torture myself watching videos of nice cars ik damn well i will never own
Never say never. You can do it!
What is it called ?
Does anyone know if there is a tuner/programmer like Bullydog, Diablo, Hypertech for this 3.0 ecoboost in the MKZ and Continental. As well as a Cold air intake kit. Something seems like this motors fuel mileage is bad and it is certainly 50 to 100 more ponies better if not 2 to 5 more mpg better. No doubt a cold air kit alone will throw codes.
Yeah steeda makes a cold air intake kit for the Fusion sport that fits in the MKZ 3.0Ts. You have to trim it a bit to get it to fit thought. As for tuning, the only place I’ve seen do these is Livernois motor sports out of Dearborn Michigan. They have a 93 performance tune that adds roughly 100 torque and 80 hp
Hey I tried to open the link to purchase this product but it says 404 not found.
Sorry about that, thanks for letting us know! I just updated the link and added an Amazon link as well!
anyone know if this same valve fits on a ecoboost 2.0 engine mkz?
If you use the Boomba Racing link in the description and select the Fusion 2.0L in the dropdown it will work for you!
Hi. Quick question about the vehicle? How is the fuel economy? Is it awd? And when you turn the cooling seats on are the back cooling too? Or just the bottom part ? Thank you
His is fwd. I own a awd 2018 mkz 3.0. Fuel efficiency is great when im not stepping on the gas. I average 24-26 mpg in between fill ups. And to be honest, the cool seats dont really have any affect for me unless I’ve collected some moisture on my skin. Neve paid attention to where it’s cooling affects are applied.
I have a 2017 3.0 AWD. Cooled seats is mainly on the bottom part. It might also get the very low back, but it could also be air getting through open space. I do notice the cooling after turning it on. It can be uncomfortably cold.
For fuel economy, car says I average 26 between some town driving, but mostly county highway at 60mph. I have set the trip meter on a roadtrip for 200 miles. Almost the entire way was 70 to 75mph with few slow downs. On just highway cruising, it tells me it is doing around 32mpg.
@@lyderon37 good mpg I have the Lincoln mkz cousin the Mercury milan 3.0l v6 2010 it gets 18 city and 25 hwy
mine is fully optioned except for the top revel audio package and led steering headlights, seats heat/cool bottom and back and massage as well. mpg highway on 91 oct i get 24-26 seen up to 28 before but city i get 10-15mpg, depends on how long the car idles for and i do have a heavy foot so short distance heavy foot and allot of car idle usually sees 10 mpg...also the fwd 3.0l mkz has lower power rating which is 360-370hp I think the same as the 2.7 ecoboost fusion .....check out this youtubers mkz 1/4 mile cips, Kevin Leitem.
@@frankg5076 Front wheel drive has 350hp. The 2.7 is 325hp in the fusion sport, and I believe the F-150 as well.
I know sometimes atmospheric Ali venting a blow off valve can cause the check engine light is that an issue with these cards?
No check engine lights here!
Does this help performance or is it just a cool thing to have? I'm curious
Just a cool thing to have, it makes the whooshing or pssshh sound from the turbo when you let off the throttle quite loud.
@@gearhousemedia6257 Okay yeah I understand now. How is the stock BOV on a car? Does it just go out the exhaust? The mod BOVs just release the built of turbo air in the engine cabin bay? Does it release all at once or does it make sense to have some air in there to keep the turbo spooled? Hopefully I dont sound like a retard...I'm trying to understand this stuff....
Christopher Wiley the stock diverter valve/bov will recirculate the air in the system where this bov adapter will release the air into the engine bay to get that desired sound. It only opens enough to let out the correct amount of pressure anyway so the difference in maintained boost is negligible :)
Definitely doesn't add performance. In fact it would reduced performance know probably negligibly. What happens is that are that would normally respool the turbos quickly again is being sent out into the world. So it's not there to respool the turbos. So it's going to take that extra split-second to build up the pressure to spoil those turbos again
Hello Speedster’s! Can this be installed on my 2014 MKZ EcoBoost 2.0 ? Thanks 😊!!!
Did you get back answer for your question?
How reliable haste car been for you, have you had any issues?
The link doesn't work. Do you have an updated link?
Sorry about that, thanks for letting us know! I just updated the link and added an Amazon link as well!
Show us a how to for Mustang coilovers
Bro coil overs are like 5 bolts cmon
So I have 2008 Lincoln MKZ and I wanna know would it work for my car
If your car has a turbo then there should be a blow off valve that fits your car.
I’m trying to figure out what the purpose of it is other than the sound?... does it actually improve anything you can measure or is it just a “Chad” item?
No improvement, it actually causes the opposite on these engines unless you modify them.
What does this do exactly? Make the turbo louder?
Yes, when you let off the gas and your throttle closes it lets the excess boost pressure out into the engine bay making a whooshing or pssssh sound :D
@@gearhousemedia6257 Does this have any adverse effects?
Raymond Redddington it can cause a very slight bit of a rich fuel mixture during shifting but nothing that will actually do any damage to anything, the excess fuel will just go out the exhaust anyway.
Its a waste.
@@gearhousemedia6257 Excess fuel in the exhaust will destroy the catalytic converters. They are very expensive to replace. Why in the world would you want your car to make that stupid noise anyway?
I don't get it? What is it for, what does it do? Is it just a noise maker? You fail to explaine.
Did you lose power acceleration or gas mileage.
It won't do any of that it's just how the turbo "vents" excess air, just upgraded from stock
I put it on mines it don’t do nothing
That was stupid easy. The Boomba BOV on my Focus ST was harder than that.
Is it work on Lincoln MKZ 2017 hybrid
The hybrid models engine do not have a turbo. So this will not work.
The engine bay of our vehicles are fairly insulated. I love the power of these engines but they are the second worst v6 engines I've ever heard. The Chevrolet 3.1 engine found in the Baretta, Lumina and many other GM vehicles are the absolute worst. I wish that there was a way that I could get turbo sounds without that nasty engine exhaust note. I have to admit that I really do like how quiet the car is though.
How is it bad? Its reliable, 400 hp with good gas millage on a awd over 4000 pound car. Its silent but its not rhe engine being silence its the rest that was design for it to be silent on a luxury car...
This car is awesome by itself. BOVs added for sound is definitely not a performance upgrade and more a poser/ricer kind of thing to do to such a KILLER car. It kills the natural stealth factor that this car has in spades.
Well put. I just bought a ‘20 3.0 FWD. This car is too classy to do that stupid shit.
You ack like the car isn’t turbocharged. So adding a bov does not make it a poser car
If you're paying for a twin turbo you better hear it old man
Ugh. I know what you mean. I have a 2008, & as much as I wanna make it sound like some jdm rocket that's not what it is. It's a smooth, quiet, luxury ride that surprises people on the freeway. I've accepted it for what it is & spent more time just trying to take good care of it (new wheels, breaks, filters, tint, etc.) And keep it detailed. It's a beautiful car, especially the older ones, if you keep them pretty stock but super clean.
They make the turbos more efficient and rid them of induction shock.
They’re gonna throw oil everywhere
nah
no. simply childish. to no great effect. Long live Lincoln!
Wider rims, brembo kit Exhaust. Spoiler.
If you install bov it will void your warranty
Wtf