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I went boost and oil pressure but wish I had a temp now too :(

But had the 2 for years now so won't worry about it for now :D 

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Pro Sport Evo's. I only got them just because I liked the startup sync they do :D and I was fed up of the boring looking analogue style ones too 

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Not the cheapest or wasn't when I got them not sure what they go for now. I still like them but I'm like a sexual driven fly with lights I'm attracted to them just like I am with a woman with brown hair :D  

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Gambit when you fitted your boost gauge did you T off from your dump valve? I had heard there ιs a spare albeit plugged outlet on the manifold!! But can I find ιt!!! Ggrr

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I think this is a how too thread somewhere that Gambit has put some pics up... will have a dig

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I found easiest place was on the intake side of manifold, look just below the bottom left coil/ignition lead and you'll see a newer peice of vac hose with the t peice a little further up.

Was told to get it as close to the maifold as possible for the best reading

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I think this is a how too thread somewhere that Gambit has put some pics up... will have a dig

I did look but wondered if ιt got lost on the downtime a while ago?

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aaaah yes I had completely forgotten about that - that explains why I am searching for stuff I know has been there before but cannot find it :rolleyes:

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No I didn't go from there I know there is about 3 points most people go from I will get a picture later for you if it helps mate from where I went from. 

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Cheers fella. I been cleaning again lol!! Fitted new pads on the front aswell. The scooby has to be the easiest car I have ever had to change pads on!! Love ιt

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Not the best photo and I've not bothered given my engine bay a clean until the weather picks up :D

I've tried to mark it best I can to show where the T bit is

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And I agree most things are so easy to work with. And other than a stuck piston it's the only thing that makes working with the brakes hard work  

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