There is no valve in the TB it's an orifice.
To "Charge" the accumulator you leave the valve open with the engine off, pump the Accumulator up to 100Psi then bleed it back so it's gauge shows 10Psi.
This sets the air piston so the gauge on the accumulator will now show Oil Pressure +10Psi...
Only applicable to an Oil Accumulator
You should see Gauge pressure +10 PSI Tom.
You also need to pull a vacuum on the catch can for it to have a chance of working.
Usually by the time you do some good cams you're using a big Turbo that can take advantage of the longer duration cams so you can get some massive midrange gains, it's all about the combination guys my 7M made insane hp/tq around 3000>4000 rpm.
Have I clicked the wrong link and stumbled into "GheTToMania"........ :nono:
Come on guys this is something you do to get you home if you loose a pump or a line as a stop gap until you can repair it properly, NOT something you do to as car you're going to drive...
There is a stopper on the back side of the Hub Upright that hits against the chassis on full lock, it has a plastic cap to stop noise but they wear through or get lost over the years.
Yep that would work ok, you just need to think about what will be generating the most to least heat then stack the coolers according to that, stock lines will be 10mm so 3/8th will work with a little stretch if using rubber and be a touch loose in the fittings if using hardline.
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