SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => Engine Mechanical / Electrical => Topic started by: 500hptaylor on September 25, 2008, 03:15:27 AM
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I am new to jets and was wondering if it is necessary to have a valve or pressure regulator? Idont think my boat had one. It just was hooked up from t-stat and waterpump inlets.Thanks
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I have a pressure gauge, and I run a single 5/8ths hose into the logs, 1/2 inch to the block, and dual 5/8ths out the back. I have around 18psi at 5K.
In my case I do not need one.
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If you have bassett, or bassett type headers(injected), Imo you need a t valve. If your running log style exaust then no you don't.
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I was running just a Bassett T valve and Pressure valve. The T valve went south and milkshaked my engine. I now run a Banderlog set up.
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Speedymopar, I have the same set up as you. Same size hose going into my logs, So I guess I could put a guage on it and Ill be fine.
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If you have bassett, or bassett type headers(injected), Imo you need a t valve. If your running log style exaust then no you don't.
Greg is correct IMO , we recommend you plumb the "pressure T into the system along with the valve you have in line in the pic ,about 60 bucks please call if we can help Tom @ JBP
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Allright , it will be this a little while before Im that far. Im still building the engine. Thanks