Subject	Could be done in parts
Posted by	-Grimm- on October 31, 2013 at 9:28 AM
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In Reply To	Would you make a fitting like a boost leak tester and posted by z32z on October 31, 2013 at 09:14 AM
Message	Long test on the entire system up to the TB's I think any leaks past that would be detected by bad idle (vacuum leaks), although it wouldn't hurt to check With the TB's open the fog would possibly escape from valve overlap (although I have no idea how much overlap this engine has)
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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