At what point do you need an Opies bypass?
11-12-2008, 11:53 AM
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"Yes it is a regulator thats flow characteristic is altered by both pressure and temp. And that in itself is why it can do things that other systems don't. It only ties into the head at one point."
Might want to tell Opie that.
11-12-2008, 12:25 PM
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It is controlled by both press and temp. The opening set point is lower at high temps (>200 f ) it will help to cool the motor faster when needed. It will also relieve excess press cold, it just does it at higher press than hot. Tim
11-12-2008, 01:58 PM
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Post #34
"Yes it is a regulator thats flow characteristic is altered by both pressure and temp. And that in itself is why it can do things that other systems don't. It only ties into the head at one point."
Might want to tell Opie that.
Post #34
"Yes it is a regulator thats flow characteristic is altered by both pressure and temp. And that in itself is why it can do things that other systems don't. It only ties into the head at one point."
Might want to tell Opie that.
I was wrong. It's only happened once before, I won't let it happen again! 
11-12-2008, 02:41 PM
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Ok so If a guys not a retard and he does not jump on his truck before its up to temp then the temp part of the valve should not matter. Would think that if a person would set a pressure relief at radiator cap pressure (16-17psi ?)then you should be golden.
11-13-2008, 02:07 AM
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Wishing you USMC guys a Happy Aniversary and Vets Day!!
Just droppin a note to say thanks to you guys!! Born in Beaufort Naval Hospital Nov. 10th 1971 (thats why my name is Lewis) Never got the chance to serve but appreciate everything you guys do!! God Bless
Ps, sorry to screw up the thread!
Ps, sorry to screw up the thread!
11-13-2008, 08:10 AM
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Winner winner chicken dinner!
Im not running any block off plates, only time will tell but I have no plans on blocking them in the future. If you warm up before mashing and have a bypass I think you are good.
