Bailey Diverter Valves
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The DV30 is indeed the correct valve, but good luck locating a pair. I've been asking Bailey for over a year, they haven't done a production run in a while, and their US distributor AWE tuning doesn't have any last time I checked. That may have changed, I finally gave up waiting months ago. A better and less expensive choice are the 710n's IMO.
Cheers
Mikey
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Mikey
#3
Yes, DV30s. I've had those on my car since 2009.
#4
New 710n's are crap IMO. Bosch no longer makes them, a company called Kayser does. I got two in a row that honked like geese and switched them out for some Forge 007 DV's.
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Thanks. I'll try to get them in the US. I got my X73 from Carnewal, and Gert was extremely helpful, but going through the customs hassle for diverter valves seems like a bit much.
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F pipe and Bailey's
I pressurized the intake, and thought I felt some air around the F pipe area. So, I took it out and checked. The F pipe wasn't split or damaged, and the Bailey's appear to work fine.
I noted that there is one of the black and white check valves under the assembly. While I'm here, should I replace it? Is there anything else I should be replacing or R+R?
I noted that there is one of the black and white check valves under the assembly. While I'm here, should I replace it? Is there anything else I should be replacing or R+R?