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Fitting a Armval PRV
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27/02/2006 04:14
27/02/2006 04:14
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Do you fit this to the same pipe as the boost gauge and dump valve? Any pics?
If so does it matter which order you connect it i.e PRV closest to the manifold or boost gauge t-piece closest to the manifold?
Im fitting my Gtec and PRV at the same time so when i set the PRV to 1.2 bar do i set it at full boost in 1st gear? 3rd gear?? 5th gear?? and at what RPM?
Any how to guides as my mechanical skills are limited to a spanner and a haynes manual usually <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/crazy.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Fitting a Armval PRV
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27/02/2006 04:32
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When you're disconnecting the EBV, use the blue and red hose of that. Then you don't have to use the T for anything.
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Re: Fitting a Armval PRV
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27/02/2006 04:40
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if you go through the list of guides from the old forum,it has all the info as well as pretty pictures for you. When you set the boost,set it slowly,one turn at a time in 4th or 5th gear,that way you should not blow your turbo up in the lower gears. Paul
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Re: Fitting a Armval PRV
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27/02/2006 07:18
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Pop round mine sometime if you want dan and we can install it together and ill show you what goes where. really the standard pipes i find are pretty short and you are sometimes better getting some silicong piping, about 2 metres is enough to locate it at a more accessible area <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Fitting a Armval PRV
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27/02/2006 16:30
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DanTheManc
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if you go through the list of guides from the old forum,it has all the info as well as pretty pictures for you Oh yeah its herePop round mine sometime if you want dan and we can install it together and ill show you what goes where. really the standard pipes i find are pretty short and you are sometimes better getting some silicong piping, about 2 metres is enough to locate it at a more accessible area I'll have a go at it using the guide above 1st will. If i start to struggle ill take you up on your offer. Thanks mate <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> Cheers for your help guys
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Re: Fitting a Armval PRV
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27/02/2006 16:59
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just fitted mine this morning. found i had to screw mine out by 1 full turn and is now running 1 bar on the button. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/cool.gif" alt="" /> very happy <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />. one quick question though <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />, it removes the boost limit in first and second doesn't it?! so with my standard chip will it fuel ok in the higher revs on boost? dont want it to lean out too much. guess this is what the gtec is for ?
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Re: Fitting a Armval PRV
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27/02/2006 19:04
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Just fitted mine <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/idea.gif" alt="" />
Now im off to attempt to install the chip <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/ooo.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Fitting a Armval PRV
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28/02/2006 03:34
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its the gtech 1 that removes the limiter in 1st and 2nd not the PRV mate. The PRV just lets you boost more. Paul
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Re: Fitting a Armval PRV
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28/02/2006 04:01
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Paul the boost limiter is removed as soon as you stop using the EBV, nothing to do with the chip. When you connect a PRV, the GTEC or standard chip for that matter just looks after fuelling and ignition. PRV looks after boost. Whatever chip you are running the only boost limit is set by the PRV.
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