Mike S

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/audiworldpics/2000/Steer.boost.jpg"></center><p>Here are a few frames of my Autometer 2 1/16 black faced turbo boost + vaccuum guage. Total cost, with pod to hold gauge and and gauge itself $90.00

Installed myself in 30 minutes.

Gauge is mounted on steering hub/stalk, so it is alwasy in line with your eyes, no matter where you poistion the seat and steering wheel. Gauge doesn't block any other gauges, is illumitated, and is rather stealthy, as none of your passengers know it's there.

Gauge registers an average of 9-11 psi with the APR stock ECMS mode, and 14.5-17.5 psi in the APR stage 1 mode. Have seen peaks of 13 psi in stock and 21 psi in stage 1, but only for less than two sedconds.

Write me it you need help (by Wedensday 9/6).

Mike S.

Mike S

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Mike S

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Mike S

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frank

did you just screw this to the steering coloumn housing?

Mike S

You can adhere it with RTV Silicone, 3m Double sided or svrew it in w/ wmall blk screws

Sander

ie. did you have to route vacuum tubing through the firewall?

Sander<p>--
2000 S4 Silver/Silver Tip/Conv/Cold/Bose
SF-Bay Area

frank

what about the dbl-sided tape? would that be easily removable? (seamless?)

Jim De Arras

Probably better to screw it in, and just order a spare lower cover, in case you ever remove it.

Turbo6x2

What were you guys running?