boost gauge
boost gauge
18 March 2005, 09:29 PM
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I'd think LOADS of folk have, I have for one.
Mines from Defi, so expensive but ease itself to do.
On classics there's an unused tapping on the inlet manifold, front n/s, with a rubber cover. the hose to boost sender goes on to this, and wiring from sender is run into car.
Gauge is fitted, wired, and Robert is your mother's brother
Others aren't that different.
Alcazar
Mines from Defi, so expensive but ease itself to do.
On classics there's an unused tapping on the inlet manifold, front n/s, with a rubber cover. the hose to boost sender goes on to this, and wiring from sender is run into car.
Gauge is fitted, wired, and Robert is your mother's brother
Others aren't that different.
Alcazar
18 March 2005, 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted by alcazar
I'd think LOADS of folk have, I have for one.
Mines from Defi, so expensive but ease itself to do.
On classics there's an unused tapping on the inlet manifold, front n/s, with a rubber cover. the hose to boost sender goes on to this, and wiring from sender is run into car.
Gauge is fitted, wired, and Robert is your mother's brother
Others aren't that different.
Alcazar
Mines from Defi, so expensive but ease itself to do.
On classics there's an unused tapping on the inlet manifold, front n/s, with a rubber cover. the hose to boost sender goes on to this, and wiring from sender is run into car.
Gauge is fitted, wired, and Robert is your mother's brother
Others aren't that different.
Alcazar
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