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1G Evo 3 IM extra nipple and boost gauge

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Tony818

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Jul 15, 2015
Denver, Colorado
Hi, I just got my hands on an Evo 3 intake manifold and my boost gauge just arrived.
Here's my question, should I just use the extra nipple for my boost gauge, or should i plug it and do it like the old fashioned way and use the fuel pressure line? I just want to make sure I get the most accurate reading. Thanks in advanced
 
Use the extra nipple for your boost gauge. Your AFPR line should always be dedicated and never teed off (not that anyone has ever had theirs T’d 2 or 3 times to various instruments requiring a vacuum/boost source! 🤣🤣)
 
Use the extra nipple for your boost gauge. Your AFPR line should always be dedicated and never teed off (not that anyone has ever had theirs T’d 2 or 3 times to various instruments requiring a vacuum/boost source! 🤣🤣)
Lol Sweet, thanks
 
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