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GRace

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Jan 25, 2011
Joplin, Missouri
My tb vac ports are blocked off right now. Out of the a1, a2, e, and p ports, which one is connected after the throttle plate? I'm trying to find a place to connect my map sensor and if one of those ports connects straight to the manifold it should work just as well as tapping somewhere else.

If that doesn't work then I will hook my boost gauge to the tb and use the T from the fpr line as map line.
 
I always used port E to hook boost gauge up

Does it read vacuum at idle? From what I have read, the P port only works when the throttle plate is open.

(Edit, Nope, E does not read vacuum at idle)
 
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As I said above you can t the fpr and your map to the manifold. Then for your boost gauge t the bov line.

I wouldn't T the bov line. I'm leaning towards just connecting the MAP sensor to my T in the FPR but If there is a port on the throttle body that taps directly to the inside of the IM then I wouldn't need to T my map sensor.
 
I already have my fpr t with my map. So which tb port would read vac and boost, P? Would it be better to run the boost gauge to the tb or the bov to tb? And which port?

I have my boost gauge hooked up to the E port on the throttle body and it only reads boost, no vacuum. I have a feeling the A port will read both. I will figure it out tomorrow and post which, if any ports read vacuum and boost at idle.

I ended up hooking my map sensor to the T in the fpr line where my boost gauge used to be. It seems to work fine.
 
The "P" port on my TB is where my boost gauge is ran to and reads vac/boost.
 
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