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Stock Fg, 13 Psi Gauge Reading?


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Hey guys just installed a boost gauge and the gauge goes up to 12-13 psi when u give it abit

I thort a stock fg was around 9 or 10 psi?

Is there any reason why it goes that high? Could I have done somthing wrong?

I put t piece in the bov vac line?

Just because it goes that high I assume that means its running that boost? Or do u wait for it to drop in higher reca to tell how much pai u are running?

This is my first turbo car and I have never tried reading a boost gauge before,

Sorry if its a stupid question

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I think the FGs have an overboost feature don't they? Not sure if it's that high though

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It is fine and yes alot of after market guages are questionable ......

Fg's stock are around that mark dont stress

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Mine is rock solid 9psi through the supercheap electronic boost gauge?

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But if these guys are saying relax than don't worry!

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