N75 valves....good or bad?
12-16-2003, 11:04 AM
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N75 valves....good or bad?
Ok so I did a search and looked around the net and it seems to me like people like the S4 one on non-chipped cars because it creates a little more boost than stock with the nice factory curve. Now I have a couple of questions.
1) It seems like there are a couple of companies selling them but I read a post that says its all the same thing (Audi Part Number 034 906 283 H)?
2) How many do I need, can't figure out if I need one or two?
3) Are there any instructions of how to install this thing? I am mechanically inclined, but need some sort of guidline about how to do it.
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1) It seems like there are a couple of companies selling them but I read a post that says its all the same thing (Audi Part Number 034 906 283 H)?
2) How many do I need, can't figure out if I need one or two?
3) Are there any instructions of how to install this thing? I am mechanically inclined, but need some sort of guidline about how to do it.
Thanks
12-16-2003, 11:58 AM
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Re: N75 valves....good or bad?
I had it in my chipped GTI and I loved it. I gave it to my friend, to try on his stock 1.8t. He liked it as well. I want to try it on my stock 2.7t. The install is very easy, well at least on the 1.8t. I haven't looked to see where it is on the 2.7t. The hardest part is removing the one time clamps. I developed a technique to remove them quickly. You disconnect two little hoses and an electrical part.
I bought my "H" valve from vwparts.com<ul><li><a href="http://www.impexfap.com/partlist.cfm?getpart=117475&PARTNUMBERSEARCH=0 34%20906%20283%20H#part117475">http://www.impexfap.com/partlist.cfm?getpart=117475&PARTNUMBERSEARCH=0 34%20906%20283%20H#part117475</a</li></ul>
I bought my "H" valve from vwparts.com<ul><li><a href="http://www.impexfap.com/partlist.cfm?getpart=117475&PARTNUMBERSEARCH=0 34%20906%20283%20H#part117475">http://www.impexfap.com/partlist.cfm?getpart=117475&PARTNUMBERSEARCH=0 34%20906%20283%20H#part117475</a</li></ul>
12-16-2003, 12:00 PM
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Ahhhh....more info even more confusing.......
Called a random Audi dealership just to see if the late model S4's have the same part number as the A6 and they do. Also the part number I mentioned before was for like 100 and '95 A6...huh?!?!
Still confused as hell...someone people help me out who tried this. Thanks
Still confused as hell...someone people help me out who tried this. Thanks
12-16-2003, 12:01 PM
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not much on the web, here's a place that want's to sell one,
they say they are great.<ul><li><a href="http://www.ecstuning.com/stage/n75-info.html">http://www.ecstuning.com/stage/n75-info.html</a</li></ul>
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12-16-2003, 12:05 PM
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Most likely. I want to get it from my friend first.
I gave him a brand new ITG panel filter and fairly new N75 valve for $50! And I installed them for him. 
If it works out fine then I will buy one or keep my old one.
If it works out fine then I will buy one or keep my old one.