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Mummy, I want a turbo like that for my birthday

See my PM (Manifold info)

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  • Member For: 20y 3m 22d
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Plug and play baby will see if I can find a picture of mine

Just to avoid confusion my intercooler kits normally come with everything needed to connect up the boost sensor.

MUZ purchased my intercooler without the piping kit.

Kev

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Can you see the welded tag in the front for the MAP sensor and the provision for the boost sensor on the rear.

You will need to extend the wiring............. 3 wires piece of cake

Alright, so I've got the Boost sensor part sussed out now, I just have to have a 3/8 fitting welded in the colde side and extend the hose to the fitting.

What about the MAP sensor? MAP = Manifold Air Pressure? What will I have to do for that?

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Mummy, I want a turbo like that for my birthday

holy sh*t, that a big turbo! I wanna know more about this car :drivingalong:

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Here on the right hand side pipe are the sensors, you ask about

This is another FIST car which makes my 398RWKW look harmless :welcome2:

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Very Nice :)

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.boost sensor alla plazmaman.

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Alright, so I've got the Boost sensor part sussed out now, I just have to have a 3/8 fitting welded in the colde side and extend the hose to the fitting.

What about the MAP sensor? MAP = Manifold Air Pressure? What will I have to do for that?

You must also connect this MAP sensor it is not as easy as the boost guage as the unit is rectangular with a single mounting hole and a rubber oring seal. Zoom in on he pic of the balck F6 you will see it clearer then what it is own on my photos

James

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You must also connect this MAP sensor it is not as easy as the boost guage as the unit is rectangular with a single mounting hole and a rubber oring seal. Zoom in on he pic of the balck F6 you will see it clearer then what it is own on my photos

James

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So I've outlined the Boost sensor right - where is the MAP sensor? Keep in mind I'll be using the stock plenum.

Mine when finished will look like this but with a BOV and the 3/8 fitting welded in for the boost sensor.

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So I've outlined the Boost sensor right - where is the MAP sensor? Keep in mind I'll be using the stock plenum.

Mine when finished will look like this but with a BOV and the 3/8 fitting welded in for the boost sensor.

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Boost sensor/map sensor same thing.

Weld a 3/8 barbed fitting into your new pipework somewhere near (before) the throttle body. Then run a 3/8 hose across to the boost sensor mount I sent you. Doing it this way means that you dont have to cut and extend wires.

Kev

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