Boost gauge not moving
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Whatever size your stock one is there are plenty of options. Auto Meter is always safe but really anything works. Just make sure it's in psi and not bars because the bar meters are harder to read (in my opinion). I have a prosport one that's not too bad but it's got automatic stepping which sucks and makes it somewhat inaccurate at least for momentary boost readings.
Actually a good cheap boost gauge you can get one from a company called vdo they are no frills but supposed to be accurate, I think they used them in old porsches. Usually the japanese stuff is in bars but I think hks and greddy make psi gauges; just...pricey. I don't suggest an electrical gauge, as the mechanical ones should be more accurate.
Whatever size your stock one is there are plenty of options. Auto Meter is always safe but really anything works. Just make sure it's in psi and not bars because the bar meters are harder to read (in my opinion). I have a prosport one that's not too bad but it's got automatic stepping which sucks and makes it somewhat inaccurate at least for momentary boost readings.
Actually a good cheap boost gauge you can get one from a company called vdo they are no frills but supposed to be accurate, I think they used them in old porsches. Usually the japanese stuff is in bars but I think hks and greddy make psi gauges; just...pricey. I don't suggest an electrical gauge, as the mechanical ones should be more accurate.
lol well the hose that comes from the supercharger that leads up to were the gauge is at to mesure how much boost its getting i think that has a hole or something cause it moves when im speeding but it doesnt go above zero and when im driving slow it hardly moves
that stock gauge gets the signal from the ecu
Nah...he has to have a mechanical gauge if it's got a "hose". Check the hose clamps that should be on there but I'm guessing aren't and if necessary replace the hose with aquarium tubing from walmart or home depot it's all the same ****.
On the back of the gauge is there just wires...well...a harness plug (like an interceptor...if you have one) or are there wires and a hose. Mechanical gauges have wires for lighting (usually a power and a ground but could be other wires such as a headlight/dimmer wire) and one hose "barb" for a small diameter tube that goes to a vacuum T from a hose near the intake manifold.
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