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Old 11-19-2005, 10:15 PM   #1
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Default Boost gauge installation?

My car is UrS6.I've just got the Boost gauge from my brother.
I'm deciding to DIY but the problem is where
is the best place for the Press/Vac hose to be connectd.Should it be after the moisture trap?
and What about the wiring diagram?
Has anyone have the pics of installation?
Thannks.
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Old 11-20-2005, 02:22 AM   #2
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Default Mine is placed before the moisture trap

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Where are you going to mount the gauge? If you decide to mount it inside the instument cluster it will require some work...
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Old 11-20-2005, 04:59 AM   #3
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Default How about a picture of the front of the gauge?

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Old 11-20-2005, 06:10 AM   #4
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Default Not mount on the instrument cluster...

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I want to place this gauge somewhere on the console.my boost gauge is quartz system.It's easier for my installation.
Fireblade,What about the oil vapour when you
connected the boost gauge hose before the moisture trap?
Is that can cause of the gauge failure?
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Old 11-20-2005, 06:28 AM   #5
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Default Correction:

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Today I was workking on the exhaust system and checked that the "T" fitting is placed AFTER the moisture trap. I installed the boost gauge months ago...
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Upgrades:
- RS2 EM
- 3071 GT
- Forge BOV(external discharge)
- Adjustable FPR
- FP gauge
- TB & IM Inlet enlargement(70mm)
- Adjustable Wastegate & stiffer spring
- Custom made 3" exhaust system(optional cat)
- Ported/Polished Engine Head
- MRC's Software Setup(1.9bar)
- K&N Cone Filter + Cool Air Intake
- Oil catch can
- RS2 Injectors
- FMIC(AC removed)
- 8"*10" Oil Radiator
- Steering Fluid Radiator
- Poly Snuber Mount(improved)
- FB Air Intake Enlargement
- Eibach Springs & Bilstein Shocks(extra 10% compression & 30% rebound- as per Hap's instrutions)
- Extra 30mm lowering mod(PITA)
- Original camber plates improved
- Brembo calipers & 323*30 rotors



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Old 11-20-2005, 06:36 AM   #6
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Default Your boost gauge seems nice, but if time went back...

...I would have bought a 3 bar boost gauge instead, mine is always readding very close to it's limits...
Hey, where are you mountting your boost gauge? Be carefull, don't do anything silly that you may regret after. Most of the guys here mount the extra gauges on the left pillar.It's easyier than mountting it inside the instrument cluster.
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- RS2 EM
- 3071 GT
- Forge BOV(external discharge)
- Adjustable FPR
- FP gauge
- TB & IM Inlet enlargement(70mm)
- Adjustable Wastegate & stiffer spring
- Custom made 3" exhaust system(optional cat)
- Ported/Polished Engine Head
- MRC's Software Setup(1.9bar)
- K&N Cone Filter + Cool Air Intake
- Oil catch can
- RS2 Injectors
- FMIC(AC removed)
- 8"*10" Oil Radiator
- Steering Fluid Radiator
- Poly Snuber Mount(improved)
- FB Air Intake Enlargement
- Eibach Springs & Bilstein Shocks(extra 10% compression & 30% rebound- as per Hap's instrutions)
- Extra 30mm lowering mod(PITA)
- Original camber plates improved
- Brembo calipers & 323*30 rotors



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Old 11-20-2005, 07:40 AM   #7
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Default Same as me. But the S6 moisture trap is down by the ECU not on the firewall like on the S4s.

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Old 11-20-2005, 12:25 PM   #8
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Default that is a 3bar gauge. 2 bar boost and 1 for vaccuum

are you really that close to running 42psi?
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Old 11-20-2005, 01:51 PM   #9
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Default 2 bar above atmospheric = ~29 PSIG

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Old 11-20-2005, 05:04 PM   #10
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Default My boost gauge come up with the gauge stand...

I can put the gauge anywhere in my car.
but I have no idea right now.gonna try first.
btw,I noticed that there're 3 wires fromm the gauge(black,red,yellow).I know that the black should be ground.the red should be +.and the yellow one,I think this is for the light illuminator.but no idea where to connect.may be with the parking light?
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