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Hey,

Just got my DASC in the other day and I just bought a boost gauge... I'm not sure where to put a T into to see some boost pressure.

Any help is awesome, Thanks
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Hey,

Just got my DASC in the other day and I just bought a boost gauge... I'm not sure where to put a T into to see some boost pressure.

Any help is awesome, Thanks
Justin
There should be two nipples near the fuel injectors. Tee off on of those. The nipples are on the intake manifold.
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Thanks again DustenT,

I was just out with my buddies and they all have forced induction and they said the same thing. So it's a go for that then!

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