Timing Cycling Boost Valve ??????
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Timing Cycling Boost Valve ??????
what up Yall'
My Cycling Boost Valve got broken when I pulled of the hoses.
What does a Timing Cycling Boost Valve do?
What problems can it give if it does not work or is not hooked up?
Anybody got one for sale?
Any other other general info on a Timing Cycling Boost Valve...
Thanks.
86' 944 turbo
My Cycling Boost Valve got broken when I pulled of the hoses.
What does a Timing Cycling Boost Valve do?
What problems can it give if it does not work or is not hooked up?
Anybody got one for sale?
Any other other general info on a Timing Cycling Boost Valve...
Thanks.
86' 944 turbo
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I'll pay shipping for your broken one if it's worthless to you now.
The cycling valve is the stock boost controller, without it you'll overboost.
Sam
The cycling valve is the stock boost controller, without it you'll overboost.
Sam
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Give him a link Daniel! Sheesh!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MESSE:IT
You can throw out your CV (or send it to Sammy ). You can clean up some of those hoses under the intake by running a LBE or reliaboost (www.boostsciences.com or www.gururacing.net) directly from the banjo bolt on your hardpipes to the top of your wastegate. Just be sure to set the LBE or reliaboost to a reasonable boost pressure (10-11 PSI stock). The CV is basically crap as far as boost "control" is concerned.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=STRK:MESSE:IT
You can throw out your CV (or send it to Sammy ). You can clean up some of those hoses under the intake by running a LBE or reliaboost (www.boostsciences.com or www.gururacing.net) directly from the banjo bolt on your hardpipes to the top of your wastegate. Just be sure to set the LBE or reliaboost to a reasonable boost pressure (10-11 PSI stock). The CV is basically crap as far as boost "control" is concerned.