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1boost gauge Empty boost gauge 7th September 2017, 8:39 pm

92pulsar

92pulsar

Where do i T in pipe for mechanical boost gauge

2boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 7th September 2017, 9:28 pm

nomad

nomad
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I've got mine t piece onto the boost sensor ....


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3boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 7th September 2017, 9:34 pm

92pulsar

92pulsar

Do u have a pic where is boost sensor

4boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 7th September 2017, 9:37 pm

nomad

nomad
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It's located on the right hand side inner wing it comes across and has a single pipe that goes on it underneath ... that's where I have nine plumbed in others may differ


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5boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 7th September 2017, 9:39 pm

92pulsar

92pulsar

Ok thank you

6boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 7th September 2017, 9:40 pm

Daveymeladdy

Daveymeladdy

T off the factory boost sensor as already suggested. Getting the pipe through the bulkhead is the fun bit!

7boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 7th September 2017, 9:55 pm

92pulsar

92pulsar

Is it ok to leave the stock one hooked up with an aftermarket one

8boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 7th September 2017, 10:00 pm

nomad

nomad
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I have mine ... depends where you want to locate it you can obviously replace the stock one or dash mount it or pillar pod .... yeah it's tight I got mine through above the abs pump took a bit of feeding through as run my battery to boot cables .... if you have air con removed you can run it through where the pipes are or used to be on the bulk head


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9boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 7th September 2017, 11:26 pm

GTI-R US

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Its on left hand inner wing lol

Old trick for pulling wires and small pipes through
Get a bit of stiff wire ( like mig wire or similar)
Poke that through the hole then hook the bit of wire or pipe you want to pull through into the mig wire then pull the mig wire back through then hey presto your bit of wire / pipe comes through with it Smile


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10boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 8th September 2017, 1:19 am

92pulsar

92pulsar

is this what im looking for
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11boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 8th September 2017, 5:43 am

johnny gtir

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Yes that's the one

12boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 8th September 2017, 8:01 am

mike74

mike74

I routed mine through the big grommet behind the driver side wheel arch liner. The wires+vacuum tube comes into the cabin just above the throttle pedal which makes it easy to route up the side of the dashboard and then in behind the door rubber at the upper end Smile

13boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 8th September 2017, 8:37 am

nomad

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It's the right if your standing outside in the engine bay .. Laughing I should of just said passenger wing so there was no confusion duh



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14boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 8th September 2017, 9:33 am

gtir_woody

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Can also take it off a vacuum line on the inlet manifold, and save running longer tube through the engine bay. As mike said the grommet behind the driver side wheel arch is also good when mounting the gauge on the pillar aswell.

15boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 8th September 2017, 6:27 pm

johnny gtir

johnny gtir
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Sometimes they read slightly wrong there Woody and they also flutter abit when there mate

Like always my wording might not be 100% but you get the just of it

16boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 8th September 2017, 6:35 pm

johnny gtir

johnny gtir
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[quote="nomad"]It's the right if your standing outside in the engine bay .. Laughing I should of just said passenger wing so there was no confusion duh

I knew where it is but I also call it the right hand side as most stuff in the engine bay you describe standing or kneeling praying from the front looking in with bonnet up

So don't beat yourself up because we can always do that for you mate lol

17boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 8th September 2017, 7:51 pm

Gostek

Gostek
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What I usually do I throw away evap - carbon canister (you don't need it only makes mess) and use one of those pipes going to manifold for gauge and the other one for boost controller (if you've got one).
I absolutely hate when I see 3 t pieces from one 3mm vacc pipe.... Another thing when adding wires etc next to grommet for ecu there is another one for draining water from aircon evaporator, I'm guessing you haven't got your ac anymore you can poke small pipe through there if you want anything bigger (like battery lead when moving battery in to boot) you can actually take glove box out and then there is just few screws holding box with evaporator grind off that little drain thingy which goes in to bulkhead to make bit more room and route pipes wires etc through there....
Wow I've made a guide lol! lol!


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18boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 9th September 2017, 1:19 am

92pulsar

92pulsar

so got gauge installed looks pretty good

question my stock gauge is going right up to 700 mmhg almost 14 psi but new gauge is going up to 9 psi where do i start also noticed t that came with gauge has a restrictor is that right????
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19boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 9th September 2017, 7:01 am

johnny gtir

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If it's half decent I guess your new gauge is reading accurate hence why we fit them soon as you up boost abit the standard one at 20 year old is prob as you say going right over

20boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 9th September 2017, 7:04 am

nomad

nomad
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Looks smart mate Wink


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21boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 9th September 2017, 7:28 am

gtir_woody

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The gauge actually looks really tidy there, nice install.

22boost gauge Empty Re: boost gauge 9th September 2017, 9:02 am

mike74

mike74

*agree* looks good mate!

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