boost bypass valve
boost bypass valve
I know it's been talked about before but is there any advantage to adjusting the screw on the bbv?Just wanted to dig a little deeper on the this subject to see about the pros vs the cons of adjusting the screw,thanks.
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Last edited by Sizzle06; Feb 9, 2007 at 09:54 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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NO!! do not adjust the set screw!
They are set at the factory to minimize leakage and not allow binding in the bore.
-If you try to let it close more, you could end up having it stick
-If you open it more, you'll get more leakage
You are 99% more likely to hurt performance than benefit.
They are set at the factory to minimize leakage and not allow binding in the bore.
-If you try to let it close more, you could end up having it stick
-If you open it more, you'll get more leakage
You are 99% more likely to hurt performance than benefit.
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NO!! do not adjust the set screw!
They are set at the factory to minimize leakage and not allow binding in the bore.
-If you try to let it close more, you could end up having it stick
-If you open it more, you'll get more leakage
You are 99% more likely to hurt performance than benefit.
They are set at the factory to minimize leakage and not allow binding in the bore.
-If you try to let it close more, you could end up having it stick
-If you open it more, you'll get more leakage
You are 99% more likely to hurt performance than benefit.
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