Kiggly HLA Pressure Regulator Good or Bad

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Jul 9, 2011 | 06:48 AM

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dsmfan95

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Definitely a good idea, I have one on my build.

This is one of the very few things the SRT-4 guys started doing before us. My friend put a regulator on his years ago.

Jul 9, 2011 | 08:48 AM

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Any comment on this :
Any concern that it may not be cooling the valve train properly? It may not be a big issue with the relatively low lift we use, but on high end domestic motors, some companies use an oil feed in the valve cover that sprays oil on the valvesprings to insure they don't drop a valve from heat in the material.

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Jul 9, 2011 | 09:13 AM

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theres a diagram in another thread about it that shows you what oiling feeds it effects. i know for a fact it does not effect the turbo feed, i cant recall what else.

Jul 9, 2011 | 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by killerpenguin21

theres a diagram in another thread about it that shows you what oiling feeds it effects. i know for a fact it does not effect the turbo feed, i cant recall what else.

Hope some one can shed some light here....

Jul 9, 2011 | 09:46 AM

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Jonesey I7

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Guess maybe I should try to get a hold of kiggly and ask... although I don't Buschur, Mike at AWD, ect would be using them in their cars if it caused any adverse effects.