Fast idle valve suggestions?

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russ
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Fast idle valve suggestions?

Post by russ »

hehe, thats funny! my next question was gonna be- can i use the idle stabiliser valve in my coupe gt as a fast idle valve? sorted then.
could you explain what the risistor is all about though, and what type i should use?

Cheers,


Russ.
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Fast idle valve suggestions?

Post by philhoward »

If you can find a Bosch K-Jetronic powered motor (80's VW/Audi?) then the Bimetallic variable unit as shown in the Megamanual works fine on mine - no need to use the FIDLE wire (leaving it spare for MSnS...)
Working on a 2.0 Zetec turbo engine..slowly!
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Bosch air Regulator

Post by mike_wiz »

I found one of these at JY yesterday and just want some clarification and advise. I am going to be running this on a 360 Dodge Magnum Crate.

This looks like the easiest way to go for Fidle control. This is mainly used for driving to trails and rockcrawling all day. ( No Turbo or anything just straight up driving)

I imagine I will try to bolt it to the intake manifold somehow. This should ne fine right? Thanks.

Mike
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