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Old 02-17-2011, 11:59 PM   #1
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Bleed type MBCs

Can anyone suggest a good reliable one? Majority of the MBCs these days all seem to be ball/spring. If you also happen to know a good place that sells them that be great too.

I will not be using it to control boost but actually something else.


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The only manual boost controller we have found to be reliable is the Turbosmart boost Tee. I think we sell them for $90
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I agree with using Turbosmart. It works good with almost no boost creep at all
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