LunarEclips
15+ Year Contributor
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- Feb 27, 2006
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Corona,
California
I was doing some research on where to tap the vaccuum line for the boost gauge i got and i tapped it into the FPR vaccuum line from the manifold side nipple. It seems to give inaccurate readings...at least to my knowledge. It tells me sometimes i getting 24hg of vaccuum at idle?? and 30hg (actually more because the gauge only goes to 30hg of vaccuum and its pass that upon deceleration) of vaccuum upon motor deceleration??? i know i dont have perfect vaccuum pressure because i have a few boost leaks when i tested em ealier today. Besides, in my last GSX, i had always had a target -22hg of vaccuum under load and -17hg at idle. I havent started to boost yet because i have a broken nipple on my wga and im waiting for the new one to come in. I bought these gauges on ebay (need i say more?) and they're called GlowShift. My voltage gauge is accurate. But im not so sure about my oil pressure gauge. It reads 0 at idle (which is above the red readings) and it reads about 55-60 while driving?? I installed it with a 90* fitting(to clear the floor just in case i hit something) on the OFH where the turbo feed line used to be. Im not sure if its the cheap gauges or if its something i need to look further into. But i did some research on the accuracy of the gauges and i see good reviews? FML 

. Try tapping into the the line with the green stripe (the "p" line) that goes into your throttle body, its another place you can trap for a reading and it is pretty acurate also.