My DIY boost gauge manifold take off pipe
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danny6801
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Nice tidy job Pete.
danny6801
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Always the way mate.
easye1
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does it work ok then ?
if so how much boost does the gauge show ?
Only ask as I can now feel and hear my turbo working after I gave the engine a good caining when some #### was behind me beeping to go faster...
I did, but left him in my plumes of smoke as the boost cleared out the pipes and intercooler nicely..
I only just potter about normally...
if so how much boost does the gauge show ?
Only ask as I can now feel and hear my turbo working after I gave the engine a good caining when some #### was behind me beeping to go faster...
I did, but left him in my plumes of smoke as the boost cleared out the pipes and intercooler nicely..
I only just potter about normally...
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atouchtoomuch
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Had to make a take off point for my boost gauge so I used a windscreeen washer jet and put it in the core plug at the back of the inlet manifold
If you look there are tapped holes ready to fasten in a banjo connection 3 I believe off the top of my head without looking might be a better option if your plug leaks.
None on mine thats why I went for that option, some have a hole with a bolt in it half way along facing the engine but mine is blank
atouchtoomuch
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Yeh they change loads of stuff its usually quite helpfull though you can swap and change tons of stuff love it
