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Old 11-26-01, 09:45 PM
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Shimmed oil relief valve

I'm about to install a shimmed rear oil relief valve in my 90 TII that is supposed to bypass at 80-85 psi. Do I need to shim the front oil pressure regulator to accomodate the new rear regulator? If so, how much?

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Re: Shimmed oil relief valve

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I'm about to install a shimmed rear oil relief valve in my 90 TII that is supposed to bypass at 80-85 psi. Do I need to shim the front oil pressure regulator to accomodate the new rear regulator? If so, how much?

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Are you using the Racing Beat street regulator? If so then it just bolts rright in: http://www.racingbeat.com/resultset....rtNumber=11810 .
If you use the race regulator you're supposed to shim it: http://www.racingbeat.com/resultset....rtNumber=11812 .
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Just install it. 80-85psi is considered "street port" pressure. Don't touch the other one in the front cover.
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