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I pulled the bypass valve off of the supercharger on my 2020 GT500 in order to prep it for porting at Kong. When I got it back and installed it onto the engine, I needed to reinstall the valve but couldn't find the spec or dimension for the proper amount of preload. That's because it doesn't exist. Instead, you have to set it with a bracket that comes from Ford when you buy a new valve. I didn't need a new valve though but found just the bracket at superchargersonline.com and it showed up at my doorstep a couple of days ago. A quick video to illustrate what I'm talking about.

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couldn't this be 3d printed?
 
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100% yes.
 

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Should I try this method on my 22 GT500 after lid and street core install getting a tick noise accelerating under load.
 

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You don't have to touch the bypass valve in order to install a lid as it is bolted to the blower portion and not the lid. A lid such as VMP's will definitely exhibit a bit more engine noise.

Are the fuel rail insulators in place?
 

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You don't have to touch the bypass valve in order to install a lid as it is bolted to the blower portion and not the lid. A lid such as VMP's will definitely exhibit a bit more engine noise.

Are the fuel rail insulators in place?
Yes foam reinstalled
 
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Can't speak to the tick noise but if your car was fine before it should be fine now. The only issues that would likely come from your install would be either a vacuum leak or an issue with the coolant if not filled properly. I smoke tested mine to be certain I had no vacuum leaks after a ported blower and lid install and it was all good.
 

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Can't speak to the tick noise but if your car was fine before it should be fine now. The only issues that would likely come from your install would be either a vacuum leak or an issue with the coolant if not filled properly. I smoke tested mine to be certain I had no vacuum leaks after a ported blower and lid install and it was all good.
Data log was good holding 14.5 psi of boost. Made 786 whp on the dyno
 
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Nice! Mod list? On E85 or pump 93?
Just hate the tick noise.
Vmp lid, street core, water manifold, SPE 2.8 pulley, SPE t stat, Fathouse intake, LTH h pipe, vmp 108 throttle body, 93 w/ Boostane, tuned by Lund
 
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Nice mod list. I assume you closed the gap on your plugs a hair (NGK's?).

You open up the intake tract and run a larger, thinner lid, and you can pick up a bit of "mechanical" noise under load. I like it.
 

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Nice mod list. I assume you closed the gap on your plugs a hair (NGK's?).

You open up the intake tract and run a larger, thinner lid, and you can pick up a bit of "mechanical" noise under load. I like it.
Nice mod list. I assume you closed the gap on your plugs a hair (NGK's?).

You open up the intake tract and run a larger, thinner lid, and you can pick up a bit of "mechanical" noise under load. I like it.
Ngk 6510 gapped to .026 I believe.

I like most of the new noises except for the tick, makes it sound like something is broken 😞

also have nitto RII 305/30/20 on rear
 
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I know you said under load but have you tried a stethoscope to see which bank it may be coming from?
 
 








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