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Old Apr 23, 2011 | 03:14 PM
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Anybody heard of the Synapse missing link?? I found it on ebay and its for MAP sensor cars that are forced inducted. Just curious as to why someone would need it.
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Old Apr 24, 2011 | 10:02 AM
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Its a check valve for cars that came with a turbo from the factory. Factory ECMs, namely the GM 2.0 turbo cut fuel once the MAP sees X boost. The cheap method of bypassing this was to put a check valve in line to the MAP, so it sees engine vacuum but no boost. This allowed you to turn it up as high as you wanted, often blowing the engine

Just looking over the website you can see its just some engineering guy(s) selling simple products as top shelf stuff by drowning the viewer in complicated drawings and big words that often dont mean anything

"Prototypical innovation by design" Wut?
"Redesign of the pneumatic actuator" aka BOV
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