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Old 24 May 2002, 05:12 PM
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Need to fit a boost guage now as i like to put it on!!!
now i know how to do it. where can i get the stuff from? halfords? 3mm hosing? t piece? at halfords i think! anyone know?
Old 24 May 2002, 06:20 PM
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bttt for you
Old 24 May 2002, 06:21 PM
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thanks brun! but still no reply!
Old 24 May 2002, 06:24 PM
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i used window washer jet piping from halfords and also a T piece from halfords works fine....

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Old 24 May 2002, 06:24 PM
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Demon tweeks or similar stock silicone hoses and T Pieces that are designed for the job.

make sure you buy some tiny tiewraps to secure the hoses on the t pieces otherwise they can blow off if you run high enough boost.
Old 24 May 2002, 06:25 PM
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dont use washer jet hose, it goes brittle with age when subjected to heat and will split/work loose, losing you air and screwing up your MAF sensor readings.
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what the see through stuff? will they fit? 3mm? tie straps...hold enough??? they are for wires.. just curious.
Old 24 May 2002, 06:30 PM
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use silicone hose that is made specifically for this job. The T pieces have little ridges on them to stop the hose slipping off, if you use a small tiewrap it compresses the hose enough to make a VERY solid fitting.

Dont use plastic based pipes, they dont clamp properly and age quickly.
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mine is only temporary... but it works... just as i matter of interest when i bought a tim boost gauge for my old car it came with clear pipe that looked exactly the same as washer jet pipe and that lasted for ages....

I never seem to keep a car over 2 year so ages related problems never seem to much of a concern..

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I take it you have never run an engine with 3.4BAR boost then?

Plastic piping is crap, dont use it.
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