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easiest method to compare divertor valves - 5/12/2008 11:49:58 PM

mizzike2555

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Does anyone know the easiest cheapest way to experiment with divertor valves. I would like to try to compare the Forge Splitter to the 710's. What exactly would you be measuring to find which would be superioir. I would also like to experiment with the Splitter at different settings. This would also be invaluable info for testing any of the D/V's. I really have no idea. Maybe a wideabnd O2 sensor to see an accurate A/F ratio? Test the pressure somewhere after the MAF. I know I sound like an idiot but anyone with some advice (sarcastic or otherwise) or thoughts?

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RE: easiest method to compare divertor valves - 5/13/2008 5:27:24 AM

sweeds4

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jsut plug and play, they all work the same until they break.
710's for the cheap and baileys/forge/apr for the not so cheap.

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RE: easiest method to compare divertor valves - 5/13/2008 6:38:29 AM

Blue_S4

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why do you want to compare....even the stock 710A is going to perform as well as a the apr R1, which is like a million dollars. the difference is in reliablity. they are NOT a perfomance upgrade. the 710N is way more durable then the 710A, and basically just as durable as the FOrge/Bailey/APR, just w/o the cost.

look at it this way. you can buy 2 sets of the 710Ns before you can buy 1 of the others. but you wont need to buy 2 sets.

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RE: easiest method to compare divertor valves - 5/13/2008 1:54:13 PM

mizzike2555

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This is all just for informational purposes. On another note I constantly see people saying you can by the 710n's for $35. What site has them this cheap?

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RE: easiest method to compare divertor valves - 5/13/2008 3:17:32 PM

trapped

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Vast performance offers them for about $45. Generally you can find a nice used pair laying around for cheap just look!

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