VargasTurboTech
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The difference is, that valve is a little piece of rubber, that gets sucked or blown against a stop depending on which way it is facing. That is all that is stopping vacuum, or pressure. They work great, but they are not great for high heat, or pressure. We have thermocouples on many of our turbo cars at the intercooler inlet, we routinely see temps over 400F. So you have a little piece of rubber seeing 400F, then cooling down, and doing this heat cycle thousands of times, it will fail, the question is only when. The Boomba is a nylon check ball. Its going to last forever in that environment.Says "Low pressure to open will handle 100psi+" I'm confused on what you are saying the difference is...the amount of pressure it takes to open it?
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