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If you have access to a small air compressor, make a fitting that you can couple to the front of the turbo and pressurize the whole system LIGHTLY. I made mine from a piece of PVC pipe and cap and slide it into the silicone connector to the turbo intake. Have used it twice to find leaks that only open under boost.
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Unfortunately I don't have access to a compressor....heck even my boost gauge blew a while back and I haven't replaced that yet :(
I did tighten up all the TBlot clamps and it's sounding really good now, driving very smooth and a lot quiter up front than before.
One thing though is that I am hearing Ping at about 5,500RPM now that I never had before with the standard setup. I haven't tried boosting since hearing the ping. I'll be dropping the timing down a bit soon when I get the time.
It could have been a bad tank of gas or something as I've been boosting for over 2 years with no probs.....and that's boosting every day as it's a daily runner
I did tighten up all the TBlot clamps and it's sounding really good now, driving very smooth and a lot quiter up front than before.
One thing though is that I am hearing Ping at about 5,500RPM now that I never had before with the standard setup. I haven't tried boosting since hearing the ping. I'll be dropping the timing down a bit soon when I get the time.
It could have been a bad tank of gas or something as I've been boosting for over 2 years with no probs.....and that's boosting every day as it's a daily runner
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