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Re: MBC inline w BPC what kind of MBC? Schematic?
Posted by Dean (more from Dean) on Thu, 25 Jul 2002 19:36:49
In Reply to: MBC inline w BPC what kind of MBC? Schematic?, Jimmy denver, Thu, 25 Jul 2002 15:14:25
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The $35 dawes works well. No evidence that a $130 unit will work better.
Why inline? Automatic trany?
The manual tranys have no problem with the conventional MBC installations, and the clutches are fine for that and more.
You are not worried about performance differences with a BPV and an in-line MBC. You might want a new BPV because the old on might get noisy. But others have reported that reversing the OEM valve works too. So try that before spending any money on either.
The TBTC and TDS are basic work. No problem if you are handy and willing.
Just for the record, the loss of the ECU's control over the boost pressure is not a problem with a well maintained vehicle. So don't be too put off by the sounds of things. The ECU is still in control of mixture and timing. The ECU mangages this quite well and willingly until it gets to around 15 PSI of boost when it will simply cut the fuel delivery at the injectors. The same ECU when modified will manage the engine up to 22 PSI with no changes to the injectors or fuel pump.
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