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Old 03-20-2012, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by David Pozzi View Post
I just read that Turn One has a new adjustable flow valve, just turn the knob if you need more flow! But it's very expensive.
Thanks David. I saw that on their site. You're right...it is expensive but the ability to be able to fine tune would be nice. I actually just got off the phone with Jeff at Turn One. Very helpful guy. I asked him about the adjustable valve. He said that in it's current state, it will not fit my pump with the reservoir attached. They are making a second version of the valve that will fit though. He also told me of an easy way to figure out the flow of the valve I currently have. I used a 9/64 or .140 drill bit and it fit in the hole. It was a little bit loose, but the next size drill bit wouldn't fit. He said this would put my valve at about 3gpm. I'm going to check the valve in my other pump and see where it's at. Either way I think I might wait until their new adjustable valve comes out and will decide then.

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Mike

You could also look at a HEIDT's PS 101 valve. I am looking at this because I need the low flow as well.
Thanks for posting that. I looked at and the only thing I don't like about it (and it might have it, I just can't see the top) is it doesn't look like it has the numbers on it like the turn one does. I think it would help for fine tuning if you had an idea as to what gpm setting you were at.
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Pro Touring 68 Acadian(Nova)
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