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Turbo adjustment. Screw it in and get 50 instant horsepower! .... OR ... adjustable oil relief valve: https://www.7ent.com/products/oil-relief-valve-adjustable-for014.html
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That is a really cool piece! I assume that you have to source your own 'bullet' or ball bearing(?). Doug
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+1 for an adjustable oil pressure relief valve.
The adjustable kits can work with either the ball bearing or the standard relief valve. The standard valve can typically use a standard spring while the ball bearing requires a spring with a loop or more cut off. It is my understanding that a lot of people have stopped using the ball bearing conversion.
The adjustable kits can work with either the ball bearing or the standard relief valve. The standard valve can typically use a standard spring while the ball bearing requires a spring with a loop or more cut off. It is my understanding that a lot of people have stopped using the ball bearing conversion.