Jumpman23

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hey guys..im about to install my autometer [mechanical] boost gauge and i was wondering if i needed to get any extra parts..it came with the "T" fitting and nylon tube. i read that a lot of people get rid of the nylon tube and get a rubber hose for better accuracy...is this true or will the nylon tube work just as fine?

RedStage

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You shouldn't need anything else.
If anything I'd trust the rubber hose more than the nylon (simply because I've no idea what the nylon is capable of)

If you need a place to tap for power for the gauges lights....I went off the clock.

Also, to run the boost hose through the firewall, I used a metal wire hanger (unbent of course) and taped the boost line to the end. Pushed the hanger through from the engine bay, then went inside the car and pulled the hanger through.

hit me up if you need any advice...I've done this several times.

sigma pi

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silicone vaccuume line works well

flipmode

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i have the same boost gauge and i used the nylon tube that it came with and it works fine for me.

BillJC

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My guage was kind of slow in reacting so I went to the hardware store and got some ¼" nylon tubing with the right inserts and fittings. After upping from the included tube the ¼" tube, the reaction of the guage is instantaneous. Anyway, it also depends on where you pull your signal from. I tee'd off of the BOV at the intercooler. If you do up the size, then make sure that you get the insterts for the tube as regular compression fittings will just cut into the tube.

Bill

Silentsamurai

+1 to bill's reply.

Jake

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hm...i might want to get one soon...i dont like reading bar

sonicyellowtech

the nylon tubing works good for me, just be careful not to kink it because it kinks very easy

Superglue WRX

Nylon is very stong tubing and wont expand like rubber.

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Noeladams

yea mine is the same and has worked fine for me.