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Hi so sorting out the parts I need for my car

R33 GTST

Going to go to Haltech

ATR43SS2

Top Feed Rail with Xspurt 1000cc(short) injectors

Im looking to run the boost control through the Haltech rather than run and EBC.

Ive seen heaps of posts about just getting a MAC Valve and the required part number: 35A-AAA-DDBA-1BA but I can only see ebay listings from America and would prefer to buy localish.

Ive now come across Pneutech.com.au and have looked at their brochure http://www.pneutech.com.au/images/pneutech/products/valves/pdfs/mac_valves_broc_lr.pdfPage 27

but the part number is slightly different: 35A ACA D DBA 1BA. would that still be the right one?

Or do you guys have some different options which would do the job. Links and part numbers would be great

Thanks!

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Realistically any air valve will do the job, it's not like they are under high demand, nor do they need to flow high volumes of air. If you are running an internal gate then any 3 port valve should do the job.

Have you had a look on Ebay? There are usually many MAC valves on there cheap, but most are in the US as you say. Most air fitting/supply shops will have them, or can get them in, but you will likely pay twice as much locally, or 4 times as much for rebranded Turbosmart style valves.

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yeah i was quoted 112 plus shipping from the one i linked. and haltech ones are 150
might have to look around a bit more

also i received the stuff i ordered, earlier this week... thanks scotty

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Several will work.

35A AAA DDBA 1BA =NPT

35A ACA DDBA 1BA = BSP

Should be about $40

Pneutech are the Mac Valve agents so should be the cheapest.

Hmm clearly a few years since I bought mine. They have roughly doubled in price since then. I have one for you if interested - see PM

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