Diverter Valve
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Diverter Valve
My stock diverter valve has a crack in it and needs to be replaced. I wondering what different DV everyone has. Note: I'm looking for an upgraded TT DV so I'll be ready for a chip.
The ones I'm currently looking at are Forge, APR, or if I want to save $100, the OEM TT DV.
Let me know what you have, and sites for the best prices. I'm currently looking at the DV through ECS.
I just refreshed my self with the newbie guide, haha, but still interested in opinions.
Thanks
The ones I'm currently looking at are Forge, APR, or if I want to save $100, the OEM TT DV.
Let me know what you have, and sites for the best prices. I'm currently looking at the DV through ECS.
I just refreshed my self with the newbie guide, haha, but still interested in opinions.
Thanks
Last edited by jmgrande; Jun 29, 2009 at 01:01 AM.
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Forge is popular, the 710N valve is an inexpensive replacement to the stock DV. Bailey's is also a quality valve. www.awetuning.com has a few valves in there for purchase. Read up on them, use the search button 
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me and my friend both have the APR R1 and we purchased it from a local shop called black forest industries, but we both love it. http://store.blackforestindustries.com/aprr1diva.html
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That's what I keep sayin, man. Tune on a budget; an OE 225 TT DV is like 50 bucks from the dealer.
I have a shiny, mystery TT valve that came with the car. It still has the annoying top-fed vacuum line, which is just as hard to get the clamp on as the stocker. Lame.
I have a shiny, mystery TT valve that came with the car. It still has the annoying top-fed vacuum line, which is just as hard to get the clamp on as the stocker. Lame.
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