I went to the autoparts store and they boost guage was 59.99. Ouch I was wondering if the guage I bought for checking my fpr's vacuum. The guy says it can check both pressure and boost would work as a 'ghetto' boost guage? I'm just wonder if I can cut that corner with this trick.

Nick

 

Damn, that is ghetto man. I'm sure it will work, but damn that is ghetto. Wow that is ghetto man. Yeah, I think that is pretty ghetto. Do you realy want to mount that thing in your dash? That is pretty ghetto.......
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I'd be so ghetto that I'll make the dang passanger hold that she-ot while I drive. ;-)

Nick

 

Hahahaha, and they would have to yell out what psi you are at!!!! Hahaha.....Yeah, go for it man!!! Take some pics of that ----!!!
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I have a non-backlit $5 grainger vacuum/boost gauge in the POSrex. It is merely serviceable... it lags 1.5 seconds or so behind the real pressure as read by the MAP.

I imagine any mechanical boost gauge is going to lag a tad, but I'm going to guess and say this is a bit worse than what a good gauge reads like.

 

cutting corners with your gauges is an easy way to ---- your engine up. be carefull guys.

 

ahahah, I busted that ---- on my last car, hehehe.
gotta love kragen vacuum guages that only go up to 10psi, hahaha

 

use a holley fuel pressure gauge. 0-17psi.

 

Hum... thats a good idea. They can I use any guage that reads PSI to read the boost? I'll send a few bucks on a guage that will fit in a pod. but it wont be the boost guage.

Nick

 

You can order cheap *** actual boost gauges from summit.... I think they're like 25-27 bucks... and very accurate, and backlit, too.