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Pop-Off Valve??
Guys, I've looked all over the forum . . . one thing I can't figure out is weather my '77 930 needs a pop-off valve. Every photo I see of the airboxes guys are installing these valves on is different than mine. I've looked on my airbox (unless I'm looking at the wrong part) and can't find a valve that the PO may have installed.
Any thoughts? Thanks for your help. I know this may seem like an elementary question.
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The 930s do not utilize pop-off valves in the airbox . . .
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That's what I figured, why was that?
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Because it would take an impossibly enormous back fire to blow a metal airbox.
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Smart quod bastardus
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main reason is they function by opening under pressure in a normally aspo manifold which only sees vacuum. in a turbo we develop positive pressure in the manifold too under boost. to work it would have to have large opening pressure spring which defeats the purpose to some extent.
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