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Postby Astro » Mon Sep 18, 2006 7:38 pm

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Postby vinnie the sex » Mon Sep 18, 2006 8:15 pm

im so glad i actually posted omething worth while for once!
99 solara v6 sle, stock new tailights goin new intake exhaust mabyeeee charged? any suggestions?
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Postby arch.HI » Wed Sep 20, 2006 1:16 am

If you are boosted which he says he is, DO NOT USE A BYPASS VALVE
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Postby Midias » Wed Sep 20, 2006 4:20 am

arch.HI wrote:If you are boosted which he says he is, DO NOT USE A BYPASS VALVE


yea i posted that earlier no one listned :cry:
Midias wrote:Check the website off www.aempower.com they say no forced induction with a bypass valve http://www.aempower.com/Faqs.aspx?CategoryID=20


Q: Can I use an Air Bypass Valve on a forced induction engine?
A: Do NOT use an Air Bypass Valve on engines equipped with forced induction (turbo or superchargers). The increased flow demands created by the forced induction could damage the valve and lead to engine damage.

Q: Quick Tips for Air Bypass Valve installation:
A: AEM is in the process of including diagrams in its Cold Air Induction System (CAS) instructions for Air Bypass Valve placement. In the mean time, if you receive a system without this information and are unsure as to where the Air Bypass Valve installs on your CAS, please contact AEM customer service at (310) 484-2322, extension 300 and we will provide information on proper placement of the valve.

Generally, the Air Bypass Valve installs along the upper section of the induction pipe, close to the throttle body. Do NOT install it too close to the Inlet Air Temp sensor, and NEVER install an air bypass valve in between a throttle body and Mass Air Flow sensor (MAF). Be sure to check for clearance for the width of the Air Bypass Valve during installation, and to use the provided template that comes with your Air Bypass Valve to remove the proper amount of material from the induction pipe.


NEVER use an Air Bypass Valve on a forced induction vehicle as it will damage the valve and could lead to engine damage.
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