High speed valves
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Standing by to see how it works for you. Fingers crossed.
Funny that Labonte does not advertise it as a PWM solenoid though the evo thread (?) indicates that it is. I think Labonte just uses it as an on-off only, in place of a check valve, to reduce back pressure. Their high-end 3D map controller still uses PWM on the pump motor judging by their diagram.
Funny that Labonte does not advertise it as a PWM solenoid though the evo thread (?) indicates that it is. I think Labonte just uses it as an on-off only, in place of a check valve, to reduce back pressure. Their high-end 3D map controller still uses PWM on the pump motor judging by their diagram.
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My real answer will come when I get the chance to boost - brake. I had my last setup with about 2 feet of hose after the check valve. It would cause a stumble if I had to get into boost to merge, then have the obligatory grandma in the white kei truck slam on the brakes because the road got a little smaller, or whatever random reason there was.
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Aquamist (Water injection) questions and answers here... - Page 93 - NASIOC
I honestly don't know what it is made of. I kind just went for the cheap purchase. You can read about it some on that page.
I honestly don't know what it is made of. I kind just went for the cheap purchase. You can read about it some on that page.
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