AWE gauge/pod installed :)
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AWE gauge/pod installed :)
<img src="http://users.sisna.com/Rave_nGTI/awe.jpg">
<img src="http://users.sisna.com/Rave_nGTI/idle.jpg">
initial test drive saw peaks of 22psi. Mostly it would peak and then drop to about 17 where it would bleed down to about 13-14 psi right before the shift. It won't actually hold anywhere for any length of time but I never stayed in it long enough for it because it was either always time to shift or I had got going too fast. So I'm not sure if I've got a leak somewhere or if its my driving lol. I'll have to get out on the highway where I can wind it out.
<img src="http://users.sisna.com/Rave_nGTI/idle.jpg">
initial test drive saw peaks of 22psi. Mostly it would peak and then drop to about 17 where it would bleed down to about 13-14 psi right before the shift. It won't actually hold anywhere for any length of time but I never stayed in it long enough for it because it was either always time to shift or I had got going too fast. So I'm not sure if I've got a leak somewhere or if its my driving lol. I'll have to get out on the highway where I can wind it out.
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You have a stock N75
This looks right. I am using a Audi 100Q N75 and peak at 25 PSI and dropping back to same. Some have used a manual boost controller (mine is on order), combined with stock N75 to get boost up to 25 PSI with sustained boost in the 20-23 PSI range. I am not sure how safe this is using such high sustained boost. One of my friends has it in his car, but I haven't got a chance to drive it to see what difference it makes.
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I don't remember! lol
maybe hour and half-two hours? but I took photos, then the neighboor had to stop and ask what I 'tore up' (lol) and I had to explain to him what I was doing (to which he asked 'why are you doing that?), then I sliced my finger open while cutting a hole in the grommet for the boost hose and had to take care of that, then I couldnt get the @#$@#$! lower dash back on (that took the longest)
On a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being the easiest and 1 the hardest I'd rate it a 3.5, but only because of the lower dash.. its a real bear!
On a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being the easiest and 1 the hardest I'd rate it a 3.5, but only because of the lower dash.. its a real bear!
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yup... I've been getting used to it before hand by
having that vent partially closed and pointed straight ahead instead of on me. We've had several mid 90* days and it hasnt bothered me any
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Ugh. Be careful when doing stuff to not cut up your hands.
I've seen way too many people slice right through tendons with screwdrivers or utility knives. Pain in the *** when it happens.... I hate the look on the person's face when I tell them I'm going to make the cut LONGER and hunt around for the other end of their tendon.
