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2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission Some quick questions about gauges

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Today I pulled the gauges that came with my Banks Stinger, so I am looking to replace them. The boost was electrical and used the MAP sensor. The EGT was tied into the Ottomind box.



The TST box that I just installed uses the MAP sensor, so I am thinking that I will connect my boost on the compressor side of the intercooler. But I am not sure what is best.



Questions about boost gauges:

  • Connected to the compressor side, do I use the same port as the boost elbow?

  • Connected to the manifold side, do I need to drill and tap a new port in the air horn?

  • Any advantages to connecting to one side or the other?



The TST box also uses a EGT connection to enable automatic defueling on high EGT. I used the existing T/C that I had previously installed. I think I can use the post turbo T/C port in my Banks Brake if I need to, once a get another EGT gauge installed.



Questions about EGT gauges:

  • Can a single T/C drive multiple devices?

  • Does the EGT gauge require external power, other than back lighting?

  • Is the temperature difference pre-turbo and post-turbo linear?



Thanks for any replies;

Jim
 
Hey,



You need a boost bolt for that guage. It makes the install really easy.



My autometer EGT guage needed ext pwr as well as lighting pwr and the probe.



I can't answer your other questions.



Good luck, Jeff
 
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