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ashley_dude00

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ok i read somewhere but have tried searching for ages,i read something about the standard bypass valve in the charger,and something about stuart at vmax changing something or adding something just cant quite remember exactly but there seemed to be a difference in boost if i can remember rightly any light on this and how to do it would help greatly cheers



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Grahamxx

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If you're running a wet setup ie the fuel & air going through the charger you don't need a bypass valve, if however you're running the charged air through the carb you will then need a bypass valve. The bypass valve help with the flow of charged air and runs by using vacuum to operate it.

Graham


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GrahamXX if you dont run the bypass wouldn't it cause the car to stall or bog down when coming to a stop as the SC draws the fuel through when the throttle is shut?

I had to add a bypass to my charger setup that is controlled by the megajolt.

I run a supercharger and I don't care the TB is on the wrong side.
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Grahamxx

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I've had no problems at all to be honest

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