Subject	I like it
Posted by	aggiez32 on September 22, 2004 at 11:18 AM
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In Reply To	Modified Profec B: posted by BCs300z on September 22, 2004 at 11:11 AM
Message	I've always hated excess vaccum line. I had a Profec B installed on my Talon for about a week. I had to go from about 2 feet of vaccum line with my manual boost controller, to about 8 feet with the Profec B. There went my spool. Increased my spool time several hundred RPMs. I went right back to the MBC and just suffered the spikes. If this works for you, please let me know. I think it's a very good idea. 91 Aztec Red TT Stage I 95 Talon TSi AWD (Swiss Cheese Block)
Follow Ups	Modified Profec B: - BCs300z 11:11:43 09/22/04 How are the 2 internal solenoids plumbed together inside - YugoBernie (NoVA) 11:15:26 09/22/04 This is how it all looks on the inside - BCs300z 11:25:09 09/22/04 That makes sense. - Jonezy 11:37:27 09/22/04 I simply purchased an extra BC and wired the solenoid - olyar15 13:20:02 09/22/04 If you can purchase an extra one that is the question. I kno - AzHeat 13:46:04 09/22/04 How is it working? Any problems? - Woody75 (Denver) 13:48:22 09/22/04 seems to be working fine right now. Haven't quite - olyar15 14:51:28 09/22/04 Why bother, my method is easier and doesn't cost - AzHeat 14:00:59 09/22/04 I like it - aggiez32 11:18:29 09/22/04 Why not hook it up from the back of the - AzHeat 11:27:01 09/22/04 I think I might give that a try first. Good idea - BCs300z 15:10:31 09/22/04 Interesting.... - Zenn 12:39:07 09/22/04 You also adding another variable to the mix of the - AzHeat 14:21:20 09/22/04 The same "issue" can be said of the 2 stock units. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 10:54:45 09/23/04
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