boost and oil pressure gauges fitting?
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just got my gauges for my saph, got a twin A pillar pod, and a racetech boost and oil pressure gauge, from burton, have got all the necessary bits to fit, but would be grateful if someone could give me a no nonsense guide to fitting them, maybe sum pics?? the cars got all standard hoses and fittings on at the moment, any help much appreciated,
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both gauges take the feed (power) from the ignition or ignition feed by kick panel
boost - you have 2 rigid plastic pipes running on top of the inlet manifold, you will need to T piece the pipe which does NOT go to the fuel pressure reg.
oil pressure - you can take this from 2 places, on the inlet side of the block there is the exisiting pressure switch; you can get an adapter and come off of there or some take it from the sandwhich plate
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boost - you have 2 rigid plastic pipes running on top of the inlet manifold, you will need to T piece the pipe which does NOT go to the fuel pressure reg.
oil pressure - you can take this from 2 places, on the inlet side of the block there is the exisiting pressure switch; you can get an adapter and come off of there or some take it from the sandwhich plate
Matt
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