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I've got a SARD adjustable fuel regulator installed in my ex-car 320i. Pressure was set at bar. I didn't feel any diff becoz I realised later that my car runs a closed looped system and the amount of fuel is controlled by the injectors.

 

It's for sale if you are interested.

 

Rgds

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I'm sorry. My knowledge is very shallow in this area.

 

Any bros here can enlighten both of us?

 

 

 

Anyway here can explain how the PBV works?

 

Is this the same as the guni-gong vacuum thingy at Turbo Low?

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I'll ask around

 

 

 

I've got a SARD adjustable fuel regulator installed in my ex-car 320i. Pressure was set at bar. I didn't feel any diff becoz I realised later that my car runs a closed looped system and the amount of fuel is controlled by the injectors.

 

It's for sale if you are interested.

 

Rgds

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Anyone can tell me how does the PBV helps? Like how it works etc? Would it increases power at the expense of more fuel consumption? Anyone fix PBV in JB or else where in Malaysia before? how much?

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Hi every1... i am also thinking of adding a PBV to my 4G92 1.6GLXi lancer... dunno if it's a good idea... are there many brands of PBV...?

 

BTW can i just do a cold air intake direct to my drop-in filter...? or is cold air intake always fitted with open-type filters...?

 

thanks for any advice given...

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Anyone can tell me how does the PBV helps? Like how it works etc? Would it increases power at the expense of more fuel consumption? Anyone fix PBV in JB or else where in Malaysia before? how much?

 

seems like the PBV replaces ur original control valve... it basically pumps more fuel in a steady stream to the injector for better response... and it pumps by a ratio of 1.7 parts of fuel to 1 part of air - compared to the normal 1 part of fuel to 1 part of air... more info can be found at http://freespace.virgin.net/steven.crook-d...20guide/FSE.htm and http://www.bestservis.com/fse/fseng.htm...

 

from the look of it it sure drinks much more fuel... and maybe it will work better with CAI fitted...

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PBV sure drinks more petrol.

My buiddy has one installed... I think he a bit regret as fuel consumption also as fast as his car now.

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Yes, Mondeo, that 3 words sort of sums it all up nicely.

 

More $$$ needed:

One off purchase of PBV and the recurring higher petrol consumption

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Ok... then better don't... btw.. u driving Evo 6 ah? [:)]

 

i wish i am driving evo man... i driving a lancer 1.6GLXi only lah... used that nick coz when i registered myself with yahoo some time back all my fav nicks were used... [:(] so end up using something like that lor... and i dun want to have too many different nicks on internet for myself to remember so i used this as well in MCF lor...

 

anybody here has driven an evo b4...? when i feel damn rich one day i will go test drive in c&c... [:p]

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PBV sure drinks more petrol.

My buiddy has one installed... I think he a bit regret as fuel consumption also as fast as his car now.

 

i now oso thriple think whether to install PBV anot... if install gotta install with CAI to maximise investment... which means more money... and at end of day i am oso paying for more fuel... [:(]

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