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Old Feb 25, 2003 | 11:41 PM
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Anyone know how the JRSC get rid of the excess pressure between shifts? I know there is no blow off valve but a bypass maybe? Have anyone tried to put a blow off on the intake tubing like a turbo ?
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Old Feb 26, 2003 | 01:21 AM
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well, there wouldn't be a need to put a glow off valve on the intake tubing because thats not where the pressure is. since the JRSC blower is bolted to the manifold. as for the backpressure, i don't think its as big of an issuse since its a blower, unlike a turbo where you would have compressor surge.
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Old Feb 26, 2003 | 01:26 AM
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Anyone know how the JRSC get rid of the excess pressure between shifts? I know there is no blow off valve but a bypass maybe? Have anyone tried to put a blow off on the intake tubing like a turbo ?
There already is a bypass valve, thats how most eaton blowers work. On my old car (89' Ford SC), someone was able to rig a BOV onto the stock 12 psi eaton blower system. Temperatures raised and power levels went down. If you want the sound, buy a NA BOV (the electric speaker).
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