Bailey Dump Valve for V1-2 classic
18 July 2010, 05:45 PM
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Bailey Dump Valve for V1-2 classic
Got a Bailey dump valve for sale. 350 miles since new and comes with all fittings, and hoses, excellent condition!!!
£50 including postage!!
£50 including postage!!
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31 July 2010, 06:21 AM
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is this the type that fits on the pipe between the turbo and the resonator box mine has the standard plastic one with a single bottom entry feed and top vacuum
31 July 2010, 09:03 AM
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It will fit all pre-facelift Impreza's, not sure about facelift, I think they all mount on the intercooler. Mine had the resonator delete pipe, but I changed it for a delete pipe
31 July 2010, 11:20 AM
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mine is a prefacelift and still has the resonator on the turbo pipe before the maf, my original dumpvalve sits before they resonator do you have a pic for me please
31 July 2010, 12:44 PM
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This will fit then. All you do is blank off the pipe from the resonator, fit the dump valve to the pipe coming up from the intercooler, then just run the thin pipe of the inlet manifold onto the top of the dump valve, job done. Takes no more than 5 minutes. Just check any photo of a v2 sti engine and you'll see the positions of everything
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This will fit then. All you do is blank off the pipe from the resonator, fit the dump valve to the pipe coming up from the intercooler, then just run the thin pipe of the inlet manifold onto the top of the dump valve, job done. Takes no more than 5 minutes. Just check any photo of a v2 sti engine and you'll see the positions of everything
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