Boost Gauge pipe feed - best location?
20 August 2004, 12:12 PM
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Boost Gauge pipe feed - best location?
What is the best location to plumb a boost gauge in, the manifold or map sensor feed? any others.......
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What model? Phase 2 classics have an unused nipple on the inlet manifold ideal for boost gauges. Phase 1 most tee into the pipe off the inlet manifold to the dump valve.
New age, not sure but I assume they also have the unused nipple.
New age, not sure but I assume they also have the unused nipple.
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Phase 2 Classic,
I am aware of the unused connection on the manifold but that seems to pickup fluctuations in pressure when I get surge, and gauge flutters all over the shop.
I just wondered if there was another pipe I could T into that wouldn't suffer from pulses in pressure.
I am aware of the unused connection on the manifold but that seems to pickup fluctuations in pressure when I get surge, and gauge flutters all over the shop.
I just wondered if there was another pipe I could T into that wouldn't suffer from pulses in pressure.
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