quick! 35lb boost guage is enough?
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From: 3rd Rock
Originally Posted by MotoraceD
oh, sorry about that...eguages.com
for x-mas, hopefully i'll buy myself the predator (unless someone wants to sell theirs now for CHEAP?)
for x-mas, hopefully i'll buy myself the predator (unless someone wants to sell theirs now for CHEAP?)
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Originally Posted by MotoraceD
oh, sorry about that...eguages.com
for x-mas, hopefully i'll buy myself the predator (unless someone wants to sell theirs now for CHEAP?)
for x-mas, hopefully i'll buy myself the predator (unless someone wants to sell theirs now for CHEAP?)
Many times they can and will beat the prices of most...
Since they sponsor the site we use so much, it'd be nice to repay the favor by giving them the business
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From: 3rd Rock
Originally Posted by MotoraceD
i didnt see these gauges on their website...only had 3 gauges....i dont liek to talk to people, thus why i love online shopping. sorry.
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From: Carlsbad, California
Originally Posted by Tsunami
Mine has hit 28 stock, I hope to get the Predator today (yes I ordered from MotorHaven!) and see what happens to the boost.
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I'd expect that you'll typically see 32 to 34 lbs for a max on the highest setting 90% or more of the time.
If you really have your foot in it for a sustained period of time (i.e., more than 5 to 10 seconds) up a hill big enough to put some load on the truck so it will really have a chance to build some boost, then you might see 36 to 38 lbs as an absolute max.
This is just guessing based on the fact that my truck saw roughly an increase of 10 lbs in max boost stock to max boost with the SCMT in high perf mode.
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