Subject	It's easier to "search" for boost jet installation, because
Posted by	zellamay on March 12, 2010 at 3:02 PM
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In Reply To	Re: It only takes a few minutes to see whether you have boost posted by bmbredrider on March 12, 2010 at 02:36 PM
Message	they have some pictures. Look in "tech" under Twin turbos of Dallas.
Follow Ups	Umm, a little baffled. - bmbredrider 13:37:09 03/12/10 The stock gauge isn't known for its accuracy. (n/m) - Eric(FL) 13:42:43 03/12/10 you sure you don't have any boost jets installed? (n/m) - aliaZ 13:50:04 03/12/10 Re: you sure you don't have any boost jets installed? - bmbredrider 14:18:57 03/12/10 How are you determining you're getting 12 psi? From the OE - Dave N 13:56:41 03/12/10 I'd get a cheap boost gauge first to try and verify the - Eric(FL) 13:58:13 03/12/10 It only takes a few minutes to see whether you have boost - zellamay 14:22:54 03/12/10 Re: It only takes a few minutes to see whether you have boost - bmbredrider 14:36:47 03/12/10 It's easier to "search" for boost jet installation, because - zellamay 15:02:02 03/12/10 quit being lazy and read the install guide in the tech - Adam (NoVA) 16:02:48 03/12/10 Does the guage calibrate @ 0 when you put the key into - Bernie (NoVA) 15:30:23 03/12/10 Did you put any stickers/decals on the car? - Under_Powered 17:39:58 03/12/10 2nd. (n/m) - JonnyZ(SoCal) 17:53:02 03/12/10 My stock gauge hovers around 12-13psi on a cold night.. - ForceFedTT (SoCal) 00:02:52 03/13/10
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