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Hi , I have one brand new Blitz Super Sound DD blow off valve to sell which is brand new in box and comes complete with all attachments and instructions to fit R33, R34 Skylines and Stagea's. This complete set even includes piping to hook it up close to the intercooler. Please feel free to ask any questions. Cheers

Selling Price: $390ono

Cost over $450 when I first got it but have had another one given to me so this one has not been used. Thanks

FEATURES

DD (Dual Drive) for maximum response (small port for low boost + larger port for high boost)

Includes mini SUS filter

Urethane gasket to ensure complete seal

Tension adjustable

Holds to 1.2 BAR (18psi)

Available hard spring for high boost applications

The Blow-off valve is essential to all turbocharged vehicles. The purpose of the BLITZ® Blow-off Valve DD is to relieve compressor surge without reducing compressor speed. It controls boost pressure that is built up by the turbo and vents it into the atmosphere when the car is not under load (in between shifts). This prevents pressure from backing up into the compressor housing, causing the turbo impeller blade to rapidly stop or even worse, to spin backwards (compressor surge or backspin). Doing so can be potentially destructive to the turbine wheel and shaft. Repeated stress over time can cause eminent damage to the turbo charger and eventually lead to turbo failure. A blowoff valve is actuated by pressure changes only, ensuring quick valve responses and complete closures at idle. The BLITZ® blow-off valve not only improves performance and response, but also increases the life of the turbocharger.

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