BLEED VALVE HELP
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HI GUYS IV GOT A BLEED VALVE ON MY ERST AND ITS SUCH A PAIN IN THE ASS TO SET UP. ALOT OF PEOPLE SAY THAT THEY ARE CRAP BUT I AM CONFUSED IF I TAKE IT OFF WHAT IS THE BEST THING TO DO? JUST HAVE THE BOOST SETUP ON THE ACTUATOR? PLEASE HELP
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Take the bleed valve off and get a decent actuator and have it set properly.
As you know it is all guess work with a bleed valve, and is it really worth blowing an engine up trying to find the ideal?
As you know it is all guess work with a bleed valve, and is it really worth blowing an engine up trying to find the ideal?
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yeah take the bleed valve off, use the amal valve if it works and set it on the actuator, that way you are less likely to keep turn it up and blowing it up!!......
I tried a bleed valve for one day, took it off and brought a new amal valve, car ran better and boost was more solid.
I tried a bleed valve for one day, took it off and brought a new amal valve, car ran better and boost was more solid.
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