Quinc
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Haven't used one, but looks like it would work. Adjustable from 1-30psi
http://www.ebay.com/itm/151957388522
http://www.ebay.com/itm/151957388522
Jetworks FCV alternative? 12$
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Has anyone tried this yet?
Quinc
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Not yet, but I think I might get one for my blaster gas tank and run it backward so it lets pressure out.
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Try it on your cooling line first and let me know if it works lol Prolly gonna buy one myself too. Got some other use cases for it anyways if it doesn't pan out.
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Today I'll be getting that one you posted 
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$4.18 and up on ebay. several different styles
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Link?
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Quinc
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Bought one! I will let you know in 2 months when I get it. haha
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Turbocharge...ash=item25c3a0e8a4:g:d~MAAOSwMgdX0Lh1&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Turbocharge...ash=item25c3a0e8a4:g:d~MAAOSwMgdX0Lh1&vxp=mtr
Quinc
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not sure what the pressure adjustment is on it though so might need to stretch the spring or cut it..
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haha Yeah I saw that delivery date on Amazon and was like screw that. If that first one doesn't work well then I'll probably get a legit one from JetWorks, considering an even cheaper $4 one most likely won't work any better. My only concern with these alternatives are rust/corrosion on the ball and spring.
Quinc
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We can get the cone springs and rubber balls that jetworks uses from mcmastercarr.
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I bought 5 of them just to have laying around.$20. like all the other junk I have laying around.......................
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- Michigan
I needed to thread a bigger hole for this one. The fittings on these are way too small to run for cooling. Other than that it works perfectly fine as a cheap alternative. Wish the fittings were inline tho and not 90°.
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Quinc
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Haven't got mine yet. Have you tried hooking it up to a hose to see how much pressure it takes to open?
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Yeah a lot. Like 20psi. I had to cut a few coils to get it to around 5psi.
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what you clearly didn't notice is the bleed hole in the threads. it will have to be JB/welded/plugged or its going to squirt water as soon as the valve opens
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- Michigan
I did noticed it. The bolt that tightens the top piece down covers it. I just swapped out the spring to a much shorter yet stiffer kind. Either way, it didn't work out as well as I'd expected. They're not really designed for water as the passage way is a bit limited. Oh well, for $4 it was worth a shot and good to have around for another application. I got the pro FCV on the way anyways.
Quinc
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I think the Jetworks ones are made out of aluminum fuel filters. Just need to order the Cone spring and rubber ball from mcmaster.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Spectre-Red...ash=item5d73c1c9c1:g:PN8AAOSwO95Zeq~4&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Spectre-Red...ash=item5d73c1c9c1:g:PN8AAOSwO95Zeq~4&vxp=mtr
I know this thread has been dead for a while but I figured I would ask about how the valve ended up working out. Any glaring issues other than its nipple size?