Just installed a Stewart Warner boost guage..
I would say that is really low, but I'm not an expert.
what boost gauge did you get 30" 25psi?
If so, does your 5psi not light up as good as the rest of the gauge. Or should I say the 12'oclock position kind of dim?
what boost gauge did you get 30" 25psi?
If so, does your 5psi not light up as good as the rest of the gauge. Or should I say the 12'oclock position kind of dim?
you sure it's reading psi, and not 1.3 to 1.4 BAR?
edit: nevermind I looked up stewert warner, and the gauges are pretty self evident.
make sure the tube for your gauge is not pinched or crimped anywhere.
edit: nevermind I looked up stewert warner, and the gauges are pretty self evident.
make sure the tube for your gauge is not pinched or crimped anywhere.
Last edited by mrbkkt1; Jul 31, 2006 at 04:49 PM.
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Basically the1st owner tried to install plain jane vacuum lines back and revert to teh stock setup. You have to install the stock lines with the retsrictor pills and make sure the solenoids lines are hooked up to, without them you run the exact amount of wga boost = 11/12psi.
Jeff
Jeff
Originally Posted by Ultimateone
Basically the1st owner tried to install plain jane vacuum lines back and revert to teh stock setup. You have to install the stock lines with the retsrictor pills and make sure the solenoids lines are hooked up to, without them you run the exact amount of wga boost = 11/12psi.
Jeff
Jeff
Originally Posted by McDougal
So if you dont have the restrictor pill in the gauge wont work? I have an XEDE, which means no restrictor pill, so can I not get the gauge to work?
Originally Posted by rcheung
Its not the gauge thats the issue, it was the stock boost setup. He wasn't boosting correctly because the wrong lines were reinstalled with the stock boost setup. The gauge was reading fine.



