Subject	Would you make a fitting like a boost leak tester and
Posted by	z32z on October 31, 2013 at 9:14 AM
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In Reply To	I tried making one, however it wasn't a success. I couldn't posted by Attridge_300ZX on October 31, 2013 at 09:00 AM
Message	connect it where your air filters go ? I would also think you would have to keep your throttle body's open for it to flow threw the inter system. Am I over thinking here ?
Follow Ups	Since tomorro will be the day after Halloween fog machines - z32z 08:34:21 10/31/13 Here's a link that discusses a home built one - spicyZ 08:50:01 10/31/13 I tried making one, however it wasn't a success. I couldn't - Attridge_300ZX 09:00:34 10/31/13 Would you make a fitting like a boost leak tester and - z32z 09:14:36 10/31/13 Yes I use the same adapter with a quick connect fitting. (n/m) - Attridge_300ZX 09:19:20 10/31/13 Could be done in parts - -Grimm- 09:28:27 10/31/13 Worked good for me. Easy to make. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 09:12:15 10/31/13 I have been only able to locate exhaust leaks with mine but - SMAZ (OKC) 09:30:40 10/31/13 I am looking more for boost leaks rather then exhaust leaks. (n/m) - z32z 09:36:45 10/31/13 I didn't realize there were different types of fog juice, I - Attridge_300ZX 09:41:25 10/31/13 I used the stuff that came with the machine. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 11:28:48 10/31/13 some juices use sugar so watch out. - inf 19:29:30 10/31/13 I tried making one, and it didn't work worth a damn - aliaZ 07:11:44 11/01/13 I would not do what this guy did: - not4resaleZ 10:27:10 11/01/13
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