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right ive been thinking, my boost gauge has always been piped in on the boost compensator line from the tmic to the compensator, but wont i be losing some form of pressure by doing this? ie causing the pump to boost less? :/
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Nope. Its just fine there :-)
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that's exactly where mine is. As 4way says it's fine
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Nah thats where I've put all of mine
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If you really want to be fussy you could tap it straight into the manifold but as said it is fine where it is
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that was my idea dan just wondering if it would affect the pressure sent to the boost compensator or not hmmm...
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