HIO Silver's Lo-Buck Bumpside Build
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: **** hole San Jose ca.
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Yeah block drains on both sides with Allen head, I think 1/4" x3/8" plug.
These are good to remove when doing a coolant change. Sometime they are plugged with crap and won't drain until you push a screw driver in the bottom wiggle it around that will loosen it then drains.
Damn hard to R&R them with header pipes in the way tho.
Orich
These are good to remove when doing a coolant change. Sometime they are plugged with crap and won't drain until you push a screw driver in the bottom wiggle it around that will loosen it then drains.
Damn hard to R&R them with header pipes in the way tho.
Orich
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I set it mid-way, then two turns in so the bias is towards the front. Seems to work fine... haven't done the lock-up tests yet.
#1445
Manually-adjustable proportioning valve ***** work just the opposite of say ....your garden hose faucet. They work like the regulator on an air compressor, except that an air compressor regulator can completely cut off flow through it. A M-A proportioning valve can't be set to totally cut off pressure to the rear brakes.
Turning the **** inward (clock-wise) increases the pressure setting.
Turning the **** outward (counter clock-wise) decreases the pressure setting [least pressure to the brakes --which equals a total of a 57% restriction with the **** all the way out].
Turning the **** inward (clock-wise) increases the pressure setting.
Turning the **** outward (counter clock-wise) decreases the pressure setting [least pressure to the brakes --which equals a total of a 57% restriction with the **** all the way out].
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#1447
As usual, the first Pleasanton show show conflicts with my NASCAR weekend in Fontana (March 19 and 20). I do make the June, August, and November events though.
Hmmm.. flareside Bump? Don't recall it. Is the March event the only time you show it?
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