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Thread: Overboost issue post Dawes Valve and catch can fitment.

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    This is my Dawes valve as sent by Darren Dawes [USA].
    he supplied an extra TEE, very grateful lol
    @wranga be careful if you need to stretch the spring as its hard to "un-stretch"
    them, you can get a stronger spring from some sellers, lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigguwesty View Post
    I see what they have done..
    Clever..
    So yea it's sorta a 2 port valve with inbuilt T..
    So the HPD setup is similar again just bigger..
    Anyway..
    Still need a needle valve..
    @mudski what is the quality of the needle valve you have on ebay?
    I'm finding the width on my chisel mark is making a difference but then the locking nut affects it too..
    Thats the biggest issue with those valves they supply....
    The needle valve I sell are Italian made, from Tognella. Top quality, but also with a top price. But you get what you pay for. They sell for $80 plus post a piece, with two 1/8 inch barb fittings. Your price would be $65...
    Quote Originally Posted by threedogs View Post
    This is my Dawes valve as sent by Darren Dawes [USA].
    he supplied an extra TEE, very grateful lol
    @wranga be careful if you need to stretch the spring as its hard to "un-stretch"
    them, you can get a stronger spring from some sellers, lol
    You dont need to stretch the spring, anymore. That was an old design which was superseded to a smaller unit with a stronger spring around 3 years ago. And I sell the springs if needed....

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