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Fitting a boost gauge
« on: October 21, 2007, 19:02:48 »
Hi All,

I want to move my boost gauge from measuring the pressure at the turbo to measuring the pressure at the inlet manifold on my 200tdi defender!

Whats the best way to attach it to the inlet manifold? What should i use?

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Fitting a boost gauge
« Reply #1 on: October 21, 2007, 22:54:27 »
mines plumbed in at the inlet so im gettinga true intake pressure
ive got a 1/8th bsp fitting and tapped my inlet to suit
then ive used metal set around the union and manifold to make sure its 100% wet proof and air proof  :lol:
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