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06-19-2007, 11:14 PM
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Originally Posted by B-Unit
blow off value must be put in a safe place, as it is a value, and your blow off value will be the first thing theives look for. You need fortify your blow off value in the safest place on your entire car, or a place where theives will not expect it. Allot of people put their blow off value in their exhaust pipe, and then put their flame throwing nozzle in front of it. You will need a 5" dragon exhaust from your local autozone to fit your blow off value tho, so make sure you get a hack saw and cut off your stock muffler tips for the 5" dragon III mufflers. You can use duct tape to hold the new mufflers on, just make sure u use the extra strength roll.
GL and show us pictures when youve finished your install, it will be awesome!
GL and show us pictures when youve finished your install, it will be awesome!
06-20-2007, 06:30 AM
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While you're doing the blow of value install, I would highly suggest replacing the muffler bearings at the same time due to increased wear from the blow of value. Also to help with braking now that you are going to have so much power, a set of cross drilled brake lines will definitely be the icing on the cake.
06-20-2007, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by MUZZY
dont forget some blow off valves run really hot so you need a blow off valve cooler installed at some point.
It's BLOW OF VALUE !
Not blow off valve! LOL NOOB!
06-20-2007, 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by THE TECH
While you're doing the blow of value install, I would highly suggest replacing the muffler bearings at the same time due to increased wear from the blow of value. Also to help with braking now that you are going to have so much power, a set of cross drilled brake lines will definitely be the icing on the cake.
06-20-2007, 12:12 PM
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I think you usually put the "blow of value" in the inside of the spare tire, be sure to pack it in coffee, though. Those drug sniffing dogs are good... Especially if its columbian, mang.
06-25-2007, 02:29 AM
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take it to a mechanic to have it professionally installed, ill even do it all for like $500...thats cheap
i believe drum brakes on the old bugs actually came with a piston return spring
i believe drum brakes on the old bugs actually came with a piston return spring
06-25-2007, 10:43 AM
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Yes of course you can and the blow of value can be used to blow out that boucing ball you lost in your exhaust. Install the blow of value and rev the car till redline and wait till the ball shoots out the exhaust if not rev it harder.
06-25-2007, 10:50 AM
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I think you usually put the "blow of value" in the inside of the spare tire, be sure to pack it in coffee, though. Those drug sniffing dogs are good... Especially if its columbian, mang.
Thats what I thought he was talking about. I was like "dont they have the bomb blow in columbia".
06-25-2007, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by 03BrickyardZ
I think you usually put the "blow of value" in the inside of the spare tire, be sure to pack it in coffee, though. Those drug sniffing dogs are good... Especially if its columbian, mang.
06-25-2007, 11:36 AM
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Not trying to go off topic since this guy's posts are sooo annoying, so just a suggestion.
Keep the flamming on him and not his nationality. There are plenty of people here who may also be from Columbia and might not appreciate the referrences to their nationality. If this guy's screen name had the word "China or Japan" instead of the "Columbia", I'm sure many of you would be up in arms if someone made Asian jokes instead of only focusing on that particular person.
With that said, don't forget about the flux capacitor to ensure the blow off value constantly works everytime.
Keep the flamming on him and not his nationality. There are plenty of people here who may also be from Columbia and might not appreciate the referrences to their nationality. If this guy's screen name had the word "China or Japan" instead of the "Columbia", I'm sure many of you would be up in arms if someone made Asian jokes instead of only focusing on that particular person.
With that said, don't forget about the flux capacitor to ensure the blow off value constantly works everytime.
06-25-2007, 04:48 PM
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Originally Posted by phreaktor
Don't forget the brake rotor elbow grease, either... Common mistake when putting in cams...
and with all this new power, you definitely need to get yourself a butt dyno to measure how much you're making
