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turbo shane

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hay all . when motor is ideling and then u rev it is the boost gauge ment to show any boost ? or only when driving

my mini has a cold


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The turbo will only really produce boost with the engine under load, e.g. driving along.
If you rev it high enough it may make the gauge flicker a little but that will be about it.


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turbo shane

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cool thanks

my mini has a cold


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depending on where you've taken the feed for the gauge from, you should see vac on idle...


j_d_jag_mini

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Yea i agree, depends where you run the pipe from for the guage, my boost needle movement no different rev'd to that under load and thats tapped into carby manifold.

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just quickly, is boost anything zero plus or is it counted as 10 psi when idle (mine is around -10) and the needle reaches zero?

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the -10 is a vacuum, 0 is atmospheric pressure as a NA would see, then anything above zero is what the turbocharger is providing. so 10 on your gauge would be 10psi boost *smiley*


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Cheers just me and a mate was pondering that as we couldn't work it out.

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