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Old 04-06-2008, 12:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Can you run a stock boost gauge on a n/a

Ok well kind of new to the 3s world... I have a 91 Stealth R/T with the TT conversion... I was wondering if it was possible to run the stock boost gauge... I have searched and couldn't find anything on it... I am runnin a vr4 ecu and harness in the car.... Could someone please let me kno if this can be done and what parts I need if it can be done.... There reason I am askin I am not plannin on running anymore then stock and want a clean look.....
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Old 04-06-2008, 12:26 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: Can you run a stock boost gauge on a n/a

It would be pointless as that is probably the biggest piece of crap put on a car ever.


In all seriousness that gauge is so inacurate, you wouldnt want it telling you your boost, buy an aftermarket gauge
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Old 04-06-2008, 12:27 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Default Re: Can you run a stock boost gauge on a n/a

you woud need the tt boost solenoid and a tt wire harness for behind the dash...

You pobably didn't find a write-up because the stock boost guage isn't as accurate as an aftermarket guage... At least to my knowledge.
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I understand that it isn't as acrute as a aftermarket but was thinkin just for stock boost levels it would serve the job.
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It would be pointless as that is probably the biggest piece of crap put on a car ever.


In all seriousness that gauge is so inacurate, you wouldnt want it telling you your boost, buy an aftermarket gauge
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Old 04-06-2008, 01:21 PM   #6 (permalink)
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it's not even a boost gauge
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I understand that it isn't as acrute as a aftermarket but was thinkin just for stock boost levels it would serve the job.
No it's not that, it just doesn't measure true boost. It measures boost (falsely) by reading engine load. Just get an aftermarket gauge
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Default Re: Can you run a stock boost gauge on a n/a

With the amount of wiring that would need to be replaced, it really isn't worth it to use the stock gauge. As other's said, its not even a boost guage. Just get an aftermarket guage and use that. There's a reason why that is one of the first modifications the AWD people do.
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Default Re: Can you run a stock boost gauge on a n/a

and besides.. you can get a reasonably priced one for like $50 or so.

the stock gauge uses smoke and mirrors and math to get your pressures.
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and besides.. you can get a reasonably priced one for like $50 or so.

the stock gauge uses smoke and mirrors and math to get your pressures.


alot more smoke and mirrors than math
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