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EMP gauge - Frosty - 30-01-2016
Fitting an EMP gauge on to my dt. Plumbing up the pipes at the moment. Just wondering if people put any sort of filter in the pipping to stop the exhaust gases getting to the gauge?
RE: EMP gauge - Magenta Sunset - 30-01-2016
should be in the kit i'd have thought.
or try pushing a fag filter itno the tube
RE: EMP gauge - bashbarnard - 30-01-2016
(30-01-2016, 11:31 AM)Magenta Sunset Wrote: should be in the kit i'd have thought.
or try pushing a fag filter itno the tube
Never seen a kit for sale. Always homemade.
RE: EMP gauge - Frosty - 30-01-2016
There isnt really a kit, i just bought a 60psi boost gauge
RE: EMP gauge - Ruan - 31-01-2016
Just buy one of those ultra cheapy plastic fuel filter and stick it in line, does the job nicely.
RE: EMP gauge - Frosty - 31-01-2016
(31-01-2016, 09:38 AM)Ruan Wrote: Just buy one of those ultra cheapy plastic fuel filter and stick it in line, does the job nicely.
Ideal cheers, i did that would be the case. Now just to work out a decent way to get it in the pipping
RE: EMP gauge - Magenta Sunset - 31-01-2016
(31-01-2016, 10:38 AM)Frosty Wrote:(31-01-2016, 09:38 AM)Ruan Wrote: Just buy one of those ultra cheapy plastic fuel filter and stick it in line, does the job nicely.
Ideal cheers, i did that would be the case. Now just to work out a decent way to get it in the pipping
what size piping are you using?
m/c fuel filters (iirc) are either 6 or 8mm fit, push fit into the pipe.
RE: EMP gauge - Frosty - 31-01-2016
(31-01-2016, 12:20 PM)Magenta Sunset Wrote:(31-01-2016, 10:38 AM)Frosty Wrote:(31-01-2016, 09:38 AM)Ruan Wrote: Just buy one of those ultra cheapy plastic fuel filter and stick it in line, does the job nicely.
Ideal cheers, i did that would be the case. Now just to work out a decent way to get it in the pipping
what size piping are you using?
m/c fuel filters (iirc) are either 6 or 8mm fit, push fit into the pipe.
I'll most likely be using 6mm as will be going on to brake pipe which i will be having coming off of the manifold and some coils on it to cool it down then into a filter and then into a short bit of brake pipe then into a small pipe that come with the gauge.
That is like the filter i got, i got a couple off ebay as i thought that was the best solution. I just wanted to find out if people did bother with filters or not.